When you want to stay in Tel Aviv and experience the city... This is the are to stay in. Walking to all the highlights and great staff to get you on your way. If you are looking for a giant hotel with convention center and room service, this isn't it. The kitchenette in our room was great for out trips... More

This hotel truly is a gem. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and always ready to help. The decor is modern with nice touches like oriental scatter rugs. The rooms are impeccably clean, bright and comfortable. We had room with balcony where we had our breakfast and afternoon drinks with a view of the Tel Aviv skyline. The hotel is on... More

We spent about 11 days in Israel this past spring, and of all the hotels, this was my favorite. You can walk to some great restaurants and take a cab to other parts of Tel Aviv. Very friendly staff and being a boutique hotel, they give such a personal touch. My daughter who was traveling with us wanted an upgraded... More

The room I got was top floor suite and it was lovely. Pretty big, wide resting area and small balcony. There is private parking for additional fee. We like the location but disliked there is no breakfast option in-house. You have to go to nearby hotel or coffee shop. Overall 4/5

I have been to this hotel with two friends from 15 May 2013 to 21 May 2013. This is a wonderful hotel with very nice staff. They are very humble and keen to help at each point. PRO Big room in less money In the center of city Nice hotel staff Room price are economical kitchen (but without hot cooking)... More

This is our second visit and still our first choice. The location is excellent - there are even more places to eat and things to see in the area. The large rooms (suites, really) and parking are rarer than ever in Tel Aviv and both are big pluses for us. There is no breakfast, but there are so many great... More

I feel cheated and disappointed! This is a simple 3 stars hotel. Cheaply renovated residential building with poor equipment and IKEA furniture. I can't understand how they received a 4 stars rating at all. And some controversial paintings (all with a price tags) doesn't make it "art hotel". Feeling is like you are on a rented flat, not a hotel... More

Tel Aviv's boutique hotel offerings are growing and I for one am thrilled with the options. Rothschild is one of Tel Aviv's most happening promenades and the Diaghilev on Mazeh street is a short block away. While there is no signage to speak of, the hotel is a gallery of art both in the main and first floor, gardens, but... More

We arrived at 4 am last week, after a long trip. The place was located in a great place, just off Rothschild. The receptionist was great, we loved the hotel, and we got a wonderful recommendation for breakfast when we woke up! We were upgraded to a 2 BR unit, and we had all the space we needed for my... More