Backstage Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel
A boutique terrace hotel near Frishman Beach
About this hotel
Backstage Hotel leans on its central position and breakfast variety rather than a full spa programme, with Frishman Beach under a kilometre away and Dizengoff Center a five-minute walk. The breakfast spread, American, buffet, vegetarian and vegan options, covers a family with mixed dietary needs without extra planning, and guests specifically praise it in reviews. The sun terrace gives a quiet outdoor spot after a hot Memadion day, and the tour desk can help plan the days between water park visits. A 24-hour front desk and daily housekeeping keep the basics reliable through a multi-night stay. Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair sits 1.4km out, and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art is an 18-minute walk for a change of pace.
- Varied breakfast
- Near Frishman Beach
- Sun terrace
Our take
This suits families who prioritise breakfast variety and central beach access over a full spa or pool amenity, and who want a straightforward boutique stay without excess. Families specifically wanting a rooftop pool or hamam spa should look at The Setai or Elkonin instead, since Backstage keeps its wellness offering to a sun terrace rather than treatment rooms.
- ✓Take advantage of the varied breakfast spread early in the morning before a Memadion day, since it covers most dietary restrictions without a separate search.
- ✓Use the tour desk to plan a non-water-park day, since staff can point toward nearby options beyond the standard tourist route.
- ✓Book a room away from Dizengoff Center's busier side if travelling with young kids sensitive to street noise in the evening.
Why we love it
- Breakfast with vegan and vegetarian options
- Under 1km from Frishman Beach
- Sun terrace for downtime
- 24-hour front desk
Why guests love itThe breakfast spread was the real win here, varied enough that our vegetarian teenager and our meat-eating toddler both found something without a fuss every morning. Frishman Beach was close enough for a pre-dinner swim most nights after Memadion, and the sun terrace became our spot to decompress once the kids were finally settled. Not flashy, but reliably comfortable across a full week's stay.