Tel-Aviv Lala Boutique Hotel

I like quirky. And this hotel certainly fits that category. A stylishly renovated 200 year old residence offers a number of very comfortable rooms. We stayed in Room 102 ( apparently the old stables ! ) which retained some of the original building features ( horses for courses ? ). The proximity to Old Jaffa - a pleasant 15 minute walk - made this an excellent location to rest our weary bodies. There is also a lovely rooftop garden cafe/bar to relax in. And it's also walking distance from the Milk and Honey distillery - home of 2023's best whisk(e)y in the world !!

A beautiful and unique boutique hotel run by two amazing friendly helpful hosts. Our bedroom was beautifully appointed in the garden area with seating outside. The beautifully designed reception area served free cookies snacks and coffee. The garden area is a nice place to relax with a drink or two in the balmy evenings. There is an honesty bar with soft drinks and alcoholic beverages. It is about a 15/20 minute walk into Jaffa in a nice quiet area. Highly recommended.

I stayed here for one night only. I got off at the Holon Junction train station and walked along the main road towards the City Centre. The accomodation can be found soon after passing the Derention Centre on your left hand side. I arrived mid afternoon and the front door was locked. I rang the intercom and soon after I was greeted at the front door. The accomodation is small and Korean. The room was clean, modern and tidy. It had every facility I needed for my stay. The shower and toilet were tucked away in the corner with a low roof. If you have mobility issues then this may be a problem for you. Tea and Coffee facilities were in the room as well. No breakfast was part of the price I paid but, freebies were on offer near the reception area. From the accomodation, I walked to Jaffa in the Old Town. It took me about 30 minutes. Likewise the Holon Junction train station was a 15 minute walk the other way. I was in Tel Aviv to watch football. The accomodation was ideal for my base. If you want to be in the Old Town or perhaps aren't particularly mobile then the location of this accomodation may not be for you. You will need to access public transport or get a taxi. Nearby, I found a bar and restaurant for a drink and a bite to eat. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would recommend this accomodation. It suited me fine.

This is the hotel you must stay at when visiting Tel Aviv. The location is convenient, the hotel is gorgeous. Very historic building with a beautiful interior. The people running the hotel are lovely and so helpful. I cannot wait to go back again. Also, there is free parking garage next to the hotel, very convenient