Hotels in Jerusalem









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Family room
- Shared kitchen
- Luggage storage
- Balcony/Terrace
Exceptional
39 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Airport transfer
- Family room
- Shared kitchen
Excellent
755 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Shuttle service
- Kid's club
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
Very good
64 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
Very good
136 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Bar
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
- Nightclub
- Tours
Very good
189 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
Excellent
540 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Airport transfer
- Family room
- Luggage storage
- Garden
Very good
429 reviews








- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Shared kitchen
- Laundry
- Keyless access
- Security [24-hour]
- English
- Hebrew
Very good
23 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurant
- Airport transfer
- Family room
- Kitchen
Excellent
394 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Bar
- Family room
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
- Balcony/Terrace
- Contactless check-in/out
Excellent
40 reviews
Fast facts about Jerusalem, Israel
Accommodations | 1,385 properties |
Popular hotel | Addar Hotel |
Popular area | City Center |
Nightly rates from | $24 |
Reasons to visit | Culture, Sightseeing, Museum & arts |
Where to stay in Jerusalem
Jerusalem hotels & accommodations

The legacy and tradition of Waldorf Astoria implemented in the heritage of Jerusalem. The combination of the most modern hotel facilities in a building that preserves the styles of the multicultural heritage of ancient Jerusalem is a unique and marvelous experience.

Stayed here with my parents for our last two nights in Jerusalem- what a beautiful charming hotel full of character, such a change from the large corporate hotels we had stayed in on our group tour of Israel. As my Mum said staying at this hotel really made her feel like she was in the Middle East as opposite to the international hotels where we felt we could have been...

Jerusalem is NOT a cheap city, so this hotel is reasonable for its standard. It is NOT as cheap as comparable Ibis hotels in other big cities. The breakfast is quite varied and a little different each day which is appreciated. The hotel WiFi is reasonable. The staff are lovely and accommodating. Check out time is 11am and don't even think to ask for late check out...

This is in a very convenient location, i.e right next to the new gate to the old city Jerusalem. The exterior looks fancy, and has a roof-top terrace where you can see the old city. The hotel room was clean. The staff was nice and helpful. Breakfast was great with plenty of choices. The room was similar to those in a high-end 3-star hotel or low-end 4-star hotel you fi...

A lovely stay in a comfortable hotel. The city of Jerusalem is amazing and the Eldan was the perfect place to return to each night as a sanctuary. It is also in a wonderful location, diagonally across from The King David Hotel and across the street from the most beautiful YMCA I have ever seen. It was a nice walk down to Mamilla Shopping Mall, with some nice restaura...

I was in Jerusalem with my wife from July 30 to August 5. In my opinion the hotel is not a 4 but 3 star. But still for its price it’s a very good solution. The rooms are quite clean and well equipped. The breakfast is quite good. The hotel is situated not far from the Old City (only 5 minutes of walk to the nearest gate to the Old City and 10-13 minutes to the Church o...

The hotel is very close to the Damascus Gate of the Old City and has the flavor of Arab East Jerusalem from the lobby to the suites. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was more than adequate with wait staff in the dining area. It was a little difficult to find in the street mosaic of Jerusalem and street parking was limited so we parked in the hote...

I stayed in Jerusalem 4 nights, 2 nights in Jewish part Jerusalem - SHANI, MONTEFIORE, other 2 nights in hotel RITZ in moslim part of Jerusalem. Perfect staff at reception and perfect waitres at Breakfast and Bar. They worked very hard and i felt like a visitor of 5 star hotel in Dubai :-) And i apreciatte cleanliness all of the hotel.

We had the best time at the Post Hostel in Jerusalem. The staff was really super cool and helpful! The Post Hostel also offers various tours in Jerusalem. We arrived on Friday afternoon and did the Free Shabbat Tour with Shahar > best tour guide ever! The tour started at 6:15 so just right before sunset. It was a really magical experience to witness Shabbat at the West...

We were 2 senior aged couples off a cruise ship who stayed here 2 nights while we independently explored the old city of Jerusalem and Bethlehem. Located just a few steps from the Damascus Gate, this hotel is ideally located for the Old City. And Golden Walls also is close to the bus station from which we took buses round trip to Bethlehem. We will stay here again i...

They only accept cash and not credit cards which is disappointing, so if you travelling here either make sure Agoda charges your card immediately or take enough cash with you to settle the bill when you arrive. Money Exchanges and ATM's are problematic in Old Jerusalem.

There is a parking in the backyard but is usually full! For the second day we used it but for the first we used nearby underground parking(about 150m/ 50 schekels per day or 10 per hour). Perfect location for Old city, West Jerusalem and Olive mount. Nice breakfast and kind attitude of staff! Having in mind hotel status and situation in Israel - very good value if you ...

It’s probably about a half mile from the old city of Jerusalem. It’s probably a good fifteen minute walk. On the way back it seems all up hill! The place was great. The breakfast was good. The price in the bar for two sodas and two french fries was about $20.00. There are some good Lebanese restaurants within a few blocks. Great place to stay

This is a hotel/ event place on a kibbutz in Jerusalem-- major benefit is the ease of access, not the usual case with kibbutzim. It does not have the luxury feel of an up-class hotel/ resort but it's nice, clean, and the staff, exceptionally friendly and helpful. There is an archaeological site on the premises, and historical sites from more recent history: the kibbutz...

We had an unbelievable stay at the Herbert Samuel. The staff from security, reception, manager, housekeeping,, and others were so gracious, accommodating, helpful, and truly personified 5-star service. The location is right where all the action is, walkable to the market, old city, shops, and restaurants. The pool, sauna, and breakfast view is definitely an added bon...

While the website claims that there is free parking available, the staff later claimed this only "if it's available." Unfortunately for most of our stay it was not. Even when there were clearly spaces in the very small lot that they have, they refused to allow us to use them. Unfortunately this, together with the fact that the apps for paying for parking in Jerusalem ...

We stayed at the Jerusalem Castle with my girlfriend for one night and everything was perfect! The location, accommodation, the view, staff and everything was great. We really enjoyed our stay in Jerusalem and the Jerusalem Castle gave our trip an extra happiness!

The location of the hotel and the price were on top of our list. This is a perfect location and room setup for a big families like us, we were couple with 5 kids. The rooms felt like they last renovated in the 70’s but kept well, and and I recommend that they will need to upgrade the electric outlet to the same they have in the dining room with the USB outlets. The br...

We stayed at the St. George Hotel on two separate occasions. The staff was extremely kind and quickly attentive to every question or need. Jiries and Majd gave directions, arranged shuttles or taxis, and were helpful to every guest we saw. The location of the hotel is perfect - close to the Old City and near many shops and food options. As an added bonus, there was a p...

We had a lovely stay at this hotel. The room was comfortable, had everything we needed. Rooms and bathrooms very clean, the shower was fantastic! Nice breakfast with lots of options. The hotel staff were very polite and helpful. It is an an ideal location for exploring Jerusalem. Only a 10 minute walk to the Old City and right in the heart of the social scene of t...

I reserved the hotel through Agoda whose website gave no indication that it is a strict Jewish establishment and heavily frequented by Orthodox Jewish families. I arrived mid-morning on a Saturday (Shabbat) and was required to complete the formalities in some strange back room as, apparently, the sight of Reception staff using computers would have been offensive to so...

Modern & nice with a bit of an edge. (Paid $143/night. Staff are friendly - Nella at the front & Ahmed in the Dining room. Breakfast was terrific. Rooms are cozy - mine had lots of natural light. Bring your camera to the rooftop terrace for a terrific view. Location, staff, food all make this hotel a keeper.

I had a wonderful experience staying at the hotel and wanted to say thank you to the staff working there. The room I stayed was spacious and very very clean. Besides the comfort of the room, what amazed me the most was how lovely and helpful the staff were. One night I came in later after travelling to the West Bank and started to chit chat with two girls in the recept...
Cheap places to stay in Jerusalem

We had the best time at the Post Hostel in Jerusalem. The staff was really super cool and helpful! The Post Hostel also offers various tours in Jerusalem. We arrived on Friday afternoon and did the Free Shabbat Tour with Shahar > best tour guide ever! The tour started at 6:15 so just right before sunset. It was a really magical experience to witness Shabbat at the West...

I had a wonderful experience staying at the hotel and wanted to say thank you to the staff working there. The room I stayed was spacious and very very clean. Besides the comfort of the room, what amazed me the most was how lovely and helpful the staff were. One night I came in later after travelling to the West Bank and started to chit chat with two girls in the recept...

They only accept cash and not credit cards which is disappointing, so if you travelling here either make sure Agoda charges your card immediately or take enough cash with you to settle the bill when you arrive. Money Exchanges and ATM's are problematic in Old Jerusalem.

The hotel is very close to the Damascus Gate of the Old City and has the flavor of Arab East Jerusalem from the lobby to the suites. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was more than adequate with wait staff in the dining area. It was a little difficult to find in the street mosaic of Jerusalem and street parking was limited so we parked in the hote...

We had a lovely stay at this hotel. The room was comfortable, had everything we needed. Rooms and bathrooms very clean, the shower was fantastic! Nice breakfast with lots of options. The hotel staff were very polite and helpful. It is an an ideal location for exploring Jerusalem. Only a 10 minute walk to the Old City and right in the heart of the social scene of t...

The hotels in Jerusalem are really expensive. For this hotel, it is not really worth the money but the location is compensating well and good since the Damascus Gate of City of David is just walking distance. Breakfast is ok, but i would rather skip it if I stay another day. There is also some repair works ongoing. The staff is really helpful during my stay, though h...

Jerusalem is NOT a cheap city, so this hotel is reasonable for its standard. It is NOT as cheap as comparable Ibis hotels in other big cities. The breakfast is quite varied and a little different each day which is appreciated. The hotel WiFi is reasonable. The staff are lovely and accommodating. Check out time is 11am and don't even think to ask for late check out...

Staff was very nice and welcoming. The room was just fine.. shower had great water pressure. There was a hint of a smell but I think that comes with an older building. The breakfast was a nice array of stuff. We are American and not kosher and it was a bit different than what we are used to. It is a great hotel for our style. It was in a good location in case you need ...

I had an amazing stay in this lovely hotel. I was so lucky to find this gem of a hotel in the middle of THE OLD CITY where I wanted to stay. I found the hotel online and booked a standard room, but once I got there , I was offered an upgrade to a deluxe room for $50/night more I was upgraded to a LOVELY room with an amazing VIEW of THE OLD CITY ! This used to be an old...

Me and my girl decided to enjoy a bit of the luxury in Jerusalem and this place had this vibe. we arrived to this place because we needed a parking as well which here on Agoda it showed this place has parking which it doesn't have and doesn't have any agreement with the parking places around it so we had to pay for parking. we arrived to a very nice room with huge livi...

This is a hotel/ event place on a kibbutz in Jerusalem-- major benefit is the ease of access, not the usual case with kibbutzim. It does not have the luxury feel of an up-class hotel/ resort but it's nice, clean, and the staff, exceptionally friendly and helpful. There is an archaeological site on the premises, and historical sites from more recent history: the kibbutz...

I stayed at St Georges Pilgrim Guesthouse for 18 days, the place was beautiful and clean, friendly and helpful staff especially Garo and Issa, always willing to help, they assisted me in booking couple of tours and booked a shuttle for my departure. I enjoyed the beautiful garden, my room and my comfortable bed. The breakfast was very good and most of the time they off...

+ Friendly staff + Close to Old City + West Jerusalem accessible by tram or brisk 25 minute walk - No door stops in bathroom - Shower head was loose and kept falling off mount - Bathroom floor gets flooded - Some room windows don't open - Bathroom tub was chipped in certain places - Internet speed fairly slow

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for one night and were so sorry we didn't have a chance to continue our stay there (it was our last night in Hanoi). The staff was so kind and professional, the breakfast was very tasty and varied. At every stage we met with the staff we received an incredible treat! The room was spacious and clean, the room space had a great smell...

While the website claims that there is free parking available, the staff later claimed this only "if it's available." Unfortunately for most of our stay it was not. Even when there were clearly spaces in the very small lot that they have, they refused to allow us to use them. Unfortunately this, together with the fact that the apps for paying for parking in Jerusalem ...
4-star hotels in Jerusalem

We stayed at the Prima Royale Hotel in Jerusalem in late April 2018. Very nice facility and great location. Very convenient to many bus routes, walking distance to the Old City. Hotel was clean and service was mostly very good. Only part of staff that was lacking was the front desk staff (several people), who didn't really seem engaged or interested in helping. Fortun...

Everyone needs to know how wonderful the Leonardo Hotel is. We had a very tiring day traveling and when we arrived at the front desk, Nour and Abrahem were exceptional. They were professional, friendly and went ABOVE AND BEYOND our expectations. This hotel has it all: copious rooms, strong wifi, free international home calls, delicious buffet breakfast, 24 hour gym, an...

THE STAFF, AND FACILITIES ARE EXTREMELY HELPFUL, COURTOUS, PLEASENT, UNDERSTANDING AND WILL GO OUT OF THEIR WAY TO SEE THAT YOUR STAY WILL BE COMFORTABLE AND RELAXING,AND AS WELL REWARDING FOR YOUR STAY IN JERUSALEM, ISRAEL. I WILL GIVE THIS HOTEL JERUSALEN GOLD A 12 STARS UPWARD.

The hotel was an excellent find. I have stayed several times in Jerusalem but this was the first time at this hotel and I'd cetainly stay again. The location is very convenient, 5 minutes by car or a 15 minute walk to the Old City, a few minutes more to the centre of town. The hotel is clean, modern and the bedrooms somewhat larger than comparable hotels in Jerusalem. ...
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Our stay at Hotel Yehudah was amazing! The room was spectacular with a beautiful view. The staff were very friendly. The breakfast buffet was like if we had gone to a five star restaurant. And their Judaica/souvenir store in the lobby was fool of the most beautiful merchandise with very decent prices. We had a very pleasant, long chat with the gentleman who was working...
Luxury hotels in Jerusalem

The legacy and tradition of Waldorf Astoria implemented in the heritage of Jerusalem. The combination of the most modern hotel facilities in a building that preserves the styles of the multicultural heritage of ancient Jerusalem is a unique and marvelous experience.

Stayed here with my parents for our last two nights in Jerusalem- what a beautiful charming hotel full of character, such a change from the large corporate hotels we had stayed in on our group tour of Israel. As my Mum said staying at this hotel really made her feel like she was in the Middle East as opposite to the international hotels where we felt we could have been...

I reserved the hotel through Agoda whose website gave no indication that it is a strict Jewish establishment and heavily frequented by Orthodox Jewish families. I arrived mid-morning on a Saturday (Shabbat) and was required to complete the formalities in some strange back room as, apparently, the sight of Reception staff using computers would have been offensive to so...
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A really old city with various cultural and religious flavours. There are many lesser known but equally captivating sites like The Garden Tomb in East Jerusalem.
Fantastic city with everything you could want. Sightseeing, restaurants, religious and historic places to visit.
Been to the place 3 times and will always take another opportunity to visit as time allows. Such a blessing to visit the holy land.
The Old City is a must see, and requires several visits to truly appreciate its magnificence. The Israel Museum has a world class collection.
Pot of cultures and religions, it is a charming city full of history with a lot of street life. Very good places to eat.
Jeruzalem, a spiritual city of love and hate. People love their own religion and hate each others. Too bad, but interesting to see.
Everybody can find something interesting in Jerusalem: historical places of the Old city, eastern markets, restaurants, parks and museums.
I think there is plenty to see here in 3 days and most of the historical sites are quite close together so you can just walk everywhere.
Love the city, lots of things to do and attractions to visit. I love the Israel Museum - highly recommended! Would love to go back in the summer time!
City of great variety for all religions. Walking through the old city was an amazing experience both with the buildings of great charm and history centuries old.
nearly all the people are very nice and helpful in this city, including tourist. It may because of the culture and religious of the people.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the top hotels in Jerusalem next to Old City of Jerusalem?
Verified tourists to Jerusalem who stayed in close proximity to Old City of Jerusalem have given top rated assessments to The Templer Inn, Hematian Hotel By Effy and Ben Yehuda Penthouse - פנטהאוז משפחתי מקסים עם גג פרטי וג'קוזי במרכז העיר.
What properties in Jerusalem have the best views?
Verified vacationers to Jerusalem have given exceptional testimonials for the views at Hashimi Hotel, YMCA Three Arches Hotel and St Andrews Guest House.
What are the best properties around Jerusalem for group travelers?
Accommodations found in Jerusalem which are exceptionally rated by group travelers are The Post Hostel, ibis Jerusalem City Center and Addar Hotel.
What hotels around Jerusalem are well rated with regards to facilities?
Resortslocated in Jerusalem that is highly rated for amenities include Jerusalem Garden Home, Albi Boutique Hotel - Traveler's Choice 2024 and HolySuite Even Israel.
What accommodations in Jerusalem are well rated regarding room comfort and quality?
Resortsin Jerusalem which is highly rated for room comfort and quality include Hotel Yehuda, Olive Tree Hotel and Legacy Hotel.
What's the best location with nature getaway in Jerusalem?
A top nature getaway area in Jerusalem is East Mountainside.
What's the best neighborhood for shopping in Jerusalem?
Top areas for your shopping spree in Jerusalem are Old City, City Center and Mamilla / King David.
How long should I plan my stay in Jerusalem?
In the past 3 months, vacationers plan their stay in Jerusalem for 1 nights on average. The best length for your travel will be determined by what you'd like to see and explore while there.
Are international travelers allowed into Jerusalem?
International visitors are allowed into Jerusalem, based on our most current information. Due to changing restrictions, we suggest you take a look at here for more information.
Is quarantine expected for fully vaccinated foreigners to enter Jerusalem?
Quarantine is not required for fully vaccinated tourists to enter Jerusalem from outside the country. For up-to-date and in depth information on travel restrictons, please check out the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you wish to travel to, or go to here.
Is pre-departure covid test mandatory for unvaccinated travelers to enter Jerusalem?
Proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test may be required to enter Jerusalem. For updated and in depth information on travel restrictons, be sure to visit the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you wish to visit, or go to here.
