The Sheraton Moriah is one of the countless soulless vertical dormitories dotting Tel Aviv's beachfront. It's not the newest of the beach hotels, but neither is it the most expensive. All rooms are "sea-view," which means that one's view of the parking garage or highrise next door is slightly compromised by the Med. The Wifi is unreliable, and the lifts (including the Sabbath elevator) are frequently graced by Russian maidens free of most conventional virtues.
All in all, a typical Tel Aviv hotel.
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