The hotel is located very close to Ramat Gan, so it is a bid of way to the beach and city center. The surroundings however includes very nice restaurants.

The hall ways are very gloomy as well is the rooms. The breakfast did not have much for my taste, the eggs were over cooked, but there was a big variation, so you should be able to find something to eat. And they have an omelet station. Very good coffee.

We had a light bulb, that didn't got changed, even if we said it, so very little light in the bathroom.

The cleaning is very nice, and the beds were good to sleep in, and the business lounge that offered free snacks and coffee was also very good.

My own worst experience was, that I asked to extend my stay for 2 days, and I was told the price and it was not a problem at all, I should just come to reception on my last original day and extend it. I did do that, and a the time everything was sold out, and I had to find another hotel to go to, which wasn't very easy. Not the best service.

I have stayed at the Leonardo Boutique a couple of times, and I love it. I have to visit Israel at least once a year, and if I could stay here always, I would. The staff is always friendly; great breakfast options; and great location too, with many restaurants and bars within walking distance. Highly recommended!