Diaghilev Live Art Suites

We are a family of six and we were very nicely surprised with this artsy hotel with a central location. We had one of the bigger rooms and it was very spacious for all of us. Two of my boys are 6ft3+. The room we had had a kitchenette. But since we stayed for only one night we did not use the kitchen other than the kettle. Yet we slept very comfortably. The beds in the two bedrooms were very comfy but the cot beds in the living room we’re not as plush. Also my boys who slept in the living room area said that the big window facing the street in the room was noisy with traffic for most of the evening and early morning. All in all for the cost of the room for all six of us was reasonable, the rooms were clean and a spacious one full bathroom. We would highly recommend this place if you have a bigger family and are on a budget. A lot of the 4-5 ⭐️ hotels in Tel Aviv are not as up to standard as they are in North America, yet The Diaghilev was quite charming and a great find!

Like located fairly centrally on a quiet street less than 2km from the beach and in between a number of markets. The rooms are large with nice, separated seating area, kitchenette and bedroom. Mid-century modern seems to be the motif with the furniture. Apparently each of the rooms are a bit different. Artsy vibe and gallery feel in the lobby.

Pros: location is great near Rothschild, great eating spots and cafes. Beach was close enough to walk and we preferred being in the neighbourhood feeling area. We were very comfortable with our 3 kids on the couches which open to beds and a single bed for our daughter. We had a separate bedroom. Bathroom is big and modern with great shower and shower products. Excellent housekeeping Cons: front desk team is friendly but clueless. Could not advise on pretty much anything. Kitchen in the room is very poorly stocked (eg 2 forks, limited dishes, square bowls that were not very functional). No toaster. They did supply extra dishes upon request. Provided a sponge when requested.