No idea why Trip Advisor would say this, and there is no parking to speak of around the hotel. It's down a little alley that is pedestrian-only; there's some parking (and I'm not sure if it's free, as I didn't get a car until I left Yafo) about half a block up the hill. That said, this is an absolutely charming place. The hosts, who own it and built it from an abandoned monastery, are welcoming, helpful, and warm. While there's no breakfast provided, there's a common room with tea, coffee, and snacks that is always stocked. The view onto the Mediterranean is gorgeous. Each room, named for a different constellation, is unique. Easy walk to Yafo port, Shuk Hapishpishim, Clock Tower Square, and the walkway into the Tel Aviv hotel area. I suggest not driving in and around Tel Aviv (or Jerusalem) anyhow; use Gett, the local version of Uber/Lyft. Israeli drivers are scary (and I've been in the country 12 times, so this is not the naive tourist talking).

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There is paid parking at the street, about one to two blocks away. I don't believe there is indoor parking nearby. The street parking is a fixed one time price per entrance to the neighborhood.