Diaghilev Loft Live Art Hotel

Spacious room (seems like a one bedroom apartment with small kitchen converted to a hotel room), cute Bauhaus architecture, slightly shabby but still charming, good breakfast, cute back porch. Staff: some good, some so-so. Good location, near Rothschild, restaurants.

A very nice hotel, very good location, studio rooms. Unfortunately, the hotel will shortly be closed for changes and the question if it will keep its original character or will be transformed in a "plastic hotel".

Wonderful hotel, great location walking distance to everything, restaurants, Jaffa, grocery store. We loved sitting on the balcony after a long day. Staff was wonderful. We had everything we needed. We will be back.

Good hotel, great location, parking available which is very important in tel aviv. big rooms, close to main streets in tel aviv and many places to hang out, restaurants,shops. enjoyed our stay, than you very much!

The hotel is perfectly situated in the center of Tel Aviv just off Rothchild Boulevard, with easiy walking to old Jaffa and the beaches. Room was slightly spartan but large with a sofa and kitchen. Breakfast was very good indeed. We would stay here again if we were to visit Tel Aviv and it was excellent value for money

Great team, very large comfortable rooms but really have to improve on the rooms decor , the posters in the walls are terrible, better nothing at all , other then that great place to stay, nice location. The furniture just looks so cheap and it’s a shame to ruin the overall experience with this

The location was great. I didn't want to stay at one of the beach hotels, but I wish I had because this hotel was rundown and tacky. The pitch is "Live Art Hotel," and I was expecting artwork in the lobby and in my room. Even if I didn't appreciate the art, everyone has their own taste. The artwork in the lobby and rooms are only posters, some stained, pinned to the wall with thumb tacks. Remined me of when I was a teenager tacking posters in my room. Lightening cheap, dirty, and missing bulbs. There was a weird bean bag in the living room area that had no practical function. The only redeeming value was the breakfast area run by (obviously not by the hotel) a mother and daughter. For the price - expensive when I stayed - I would rather sleep in a tent. Harsh but true.

Beautiful boutique hotel filled with art, comfort and style. Fantastic room with a separate bedroom, and a beautiful balcony overlooking Tel Aviv. Lovely courtyards, flowers and landscaping. Friendly, hospitable staff, ready to help with whatever needs you may have. We will definitely be returning to Tel Aviv, and most definitely will be returning to The Diaghilev Art Boutique Hotel.

This place used to be warm and welcoming, with great rooms. It is now really outdated with bad maintenance and rude staff at the reception hardly answering questions. I guess management has changed. We will not be back