The Diaghilev Live Art Suites Hotel

It was easy to stay there. Everghing was pleasant and effortless. Next time I come to Tel Aviv I will stay there.

At the very limit to find something to say. Maybe the air conditioner in the lounge was super cold, but it didn't really reach the bedroom. Maybe it could have a fan. But nothing too uncomfortable really.

The location is ideal for what we wanted to do in Tel Aviv. The staff were very helpful and cheerful. The room was clean. The decor was retro in an uncluttered style. The breakfast was very good. Not the traditional Israeli hotel breakfast buffet, but an individually served breakfast. We ordered the Israeli breakfast which included freshly squeezed orange juice, high quality vegetables, and a healthy selection of small plates: cream cheese, cottage cheese, tehina, yoghurt & granola, and some really excellent stuffed vine leaves. The eggs were freshly scrambled.

The only thing that negatively caught my eye was the molded bathroom sink that had unfortunate brown streaks in it. Upon closer inspection it could be seen not to be rust streaks or worse, just dye. But not a good first impression. Although the suite was spacious, the bathroom was a little cramped. Neither of the above was a big issue for us

Creative decorative touches.

Bathrooms need updating and modernising.

Great place to stay - unique, artsy hotel

The staff were very friendly and check-in/out was very easy. The hotel and rooms are very unique and cool. The hotel is based around being art-friendly, and local artists have installations in the hotel lobby, hallways, and rooms. The roof has an amazing garden and is a great place to hang out. We had a great room with a little kitchenette and balcony overlooking a very cute, quiet courtyard. The bathroom was luxurious; it had a nice sized tub (with shower), dead sea salts, and robes. The hotel had parking on site for a very reasonable rate (55 shekels for us). There's a great looking cafe on the premises, though we did not get a chance to try it.

The hotel is not in central, downtown Tel Aviv, but it is a walk-able distance (2 km or less, I think). For us, we had to walk about 20 minutes to get downtown. The positive part about the location is that it's in a quiet neighborhood.

Nice boutique in great area with excellent staff

Staff were extremely helpful, friendly and responsive. Decor was funky, fun, and artsy.

Our room was a bit in need of a makeover. Everything worked and it was in good condition but it was a little worn. Other rooms sound like they were better though.