The Diaghilev set up residence on Mazeh Street—a small, picturesque street adjacent to the famous Rothschild Boulevard, in the heart of the White City. This neighborhood combines vibrant local hangouts, numerous bars, cafes, restaurants and quiet spots providing peace and quiet for those who prefer to relax or need to get work done. Neve Tzedek, the beach, and other attractions are only steps away. The hotel allows its guests to experience the day-to-day life of the typical “Tel Avivian”, who sits at coffee shops, grabs a bite at restaurants, reads on boulevard benches, stays up late, drinks at bars, and has breakfast at any time of the day or night. And like all Tel Avivians, he makes his way on foot. This is the urban experience that The Diaghilev Hotel provides.

In 2003, UNESCO declared Tel Aviv’s White City neighborhood as a world heritage site due to a large cluster of international structures which are found in it. The Diaghilev is a significant part of it and its unique Bauhaus structure has since been preserved under strict UNESCO protection and guidelines.