Artist an Atlas Boutique Hotel

This is a great little hotel tucked away on a street very close to the beach. The room was clean and comfortable with great AC. Everything was clean. ||My biggest complaint was the receptionist who checked me in on the night I arrived was extremely cold and not nice, which was surprising as I am a young girl traveling alone. |Also, the location is great as it is close to the beach but the neighborhood feels a bit seedy at night and is not the most developed. A close walk to cafes and shopping nearby however.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic! The location is very strategic – just a 5-minute walk to the beach and about 20 minutes to Habima Theater and Dizengoff Center. One of the highlights is the daily Happy Hour, where they offer a selection of wines and various snacks – a lovely touch! But above all, it’s the staff that truly make this place special. They constantly check in to make sure everything is okay and go out of their way to help with anything you need. Highly recommended!

My number one priority is cleanliness. I'm somewhat of a princess and I see everything. My husband laughs at me because he's not as picky but I am insistent on cleanliness. Atlas hotels tend to be very clean in general, I've never had a problem, but this one was beyond immaculate. This will be our go to whenever we visit Tel Aviv. The staff is incredible, friendly, courteous, and helpful on the highest level. Breakfast and happy hour on gourmet level. The linens are top-of-the-line, the bed so comfortable, the toiletries excellent. In a great area and we could walk everywhere in this walking town. Highest dates to this boutique hotel.

I really super happy with this boutique hotel. If we are taking about location, 2 block from the beach and around more option that one person reed for food, shopping. And well connected by buses to take you where ever you need to go. Always someone to talk to. The room here clean, morder and well stocked, and having a neaprraso machine what perfect. The place is perfect, with garden to relax spad and free happy bourse. Things that stand up. I choose the breakfast, witch price was extremely affordable but the options give, was perfect. I totally recommend this place and I am happy that find it.

This hotel was one of the best I visited so far. Really good location, the accomodation is clean and very nice. But honestly the reason why this hotel gave me an amazing impression is because of the staff. Whenever I had some request they always solved it on spot with a smile, kindness and openess! My favourites are Igor and Darina, you are the best 🫶

We spent one night over the weekend, two mothers and two daughters 9 years old. Very cute hotel, spacious and comfortable rooms, excellent location, Varied and delicious breakfast and very helpful and friendly staff.|thank you for lovely stay

The Artist? The best! We came from the U.S. for a wedding in Tel Aviv. Everything about The Artist was perfect for our stay. We were treated like VIP guests and welcomed like locals. The vibe from lobby to breakfast room to rooftop bar was friendly and familial. Our guest room was comfy and quiet. Behind the scenes, you could sense that everyone from new GM Dana to Front Desk Manager Omer to the food service and housekeeping teams were dedicated to keeping us safe and smiling. They all made an extra effort providing our "Friends who are Family" an extended breakfast. And Dana directed us to two art displays nearby that we never would have found on our own. We will be back. And we highly recommend!

The hotel is clean. The rooms, even the Premium are tiny. I would not have wanted 2 people in a premium room if you had luggage for a trip rather than a weekend stay. ||Ben Yehuda, the street where the Artist hotel is located, is undergoing construction. It has been for a while now and with the war, I doubt it will be finished anytime soon. As a result, the hotel is quite hard to access it by car/taxi for unloading and loading during arrival and departure. The staff is friendly but there is no consistency. You ask a question, get an answer that you rely on only to find out that another staff member has a different answer. It is hard to operate during wartime and it is hard to be a tourist in wartime too although they sorely need tourists. While I had 2 trips to the secured area in the middle of the night during my stay, I never felt unsafe. ||There are a number of boutique hotels on the street. I don't think the Artist hotel does anything to distinguish itself from the others. I probably would opt for a larger hotel on my next visit.