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I booked 2 nights at the Mamilla Hotel in Jerusalem on the recommendation of a number of friends. It lived up to expectations - the modern decor, the ambience, the service, the facilities and the views of the old City were fabulous. I had a studio room which was cleverly designed to maximise the sense of space but which lovely was not especially out of the ordinary (unlike the rest of the hotel). The spa at the Mamilla is fantastic, offering both treatments and exercise classes. The breakfast at this hotel is one of the best I've had in Israel. My one disappointment was lunch in the Mamilla coffee shop - the coffee shop itself is lovely with a terrific outdoor terrace overlooking the mall but the food was below par. It appeared to be 'pre-prepared' and had sat for too long under the warming lights. I was so disappointed I decided to forgo dinner in the roof top restaurant despite the wonderful view!

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 anywhere in the world. Staff we very friendly and very accommodating as my parents were welcome to stay and use the hotel facilities as they waited to get picked up for a late flight. Very atmospheric, and beautifully set out hotel 🙂

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 (even if ou are an Accor member) because the place is FULL all the time. Location is great, just off Jaffa Street with a lot of food options nearby. The walk to the Old City is about 10-15 minutes. The tram line connects directly to the Central Bus Station (very convenient). They have a very nice (but short) happy hour daily. I would stay again in the future most definitely.

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 find in the U.S (this may be a general case in Israel): (1) the bath room was very small, hard to turn around; (2) bed has cheap mattress which was not very comfortable; (3) furniture were simple and torn out.

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 restaurants. The Eldan's furnishings were just a step above adequate, but the staff was outstanding! We got back late one night from a journey to Israel's North and we were completely exhausted but also very hungry. Dining hours had finished, but the Eldan staff still went the extra mile and put together a very nice dinner for us so that we didn't have to go out again. We were so grateful! Would definitely come back to the Eldan whenever we return to Jerusalem, and that is the best compliment I can think of!

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 of Holy Sepulcher). Though it is in Muslim quarter, which is of course more noisy and dirty than the others but still it is very safe to stay in this quarter. At least for a couple it is very safe. I don’t know how it is for a single woman. The hotel staff is just excellent, especially Nirvana. She is very helpful and really loves her job. In overall I would give 8 points from 10 for the hotel and would not mind to stay there next time we would be in Jerusalem. We were in Jerusalem during the last war between Israeli army and Hamas but there was nothing reminding us about the war, except of course the fact that there were very few tourists and it was easy to go everywhere and to bargain when buying something (the sellers were always saying that if there wasn’t this war they would sell the item twice more expensive). I was second time in Jerusalem and know not from the reviews how many tourists should be in the city if there was no war. So, it is very safe to go there now and I recommend not to delay the visit because of the war.

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 hotel garage for $20/night. Transportation is easy since there are many busses and a new train line which stops at all the key tourist locations. The room was decent with a bedroom and living room with kitchenette. They did not provide coffee or tea so we bought our own at the 24-hour market around the corner. Some parts of the hotel appear to need some repairs or improved maintenance. Part of the charm is the authentic old world feel and service. The shower hose was not anchored to a secure support which caused it to spray all over if you did not hold it while you washed. I reported it to the desk who wanted to repair it, but we asked them to wait until we checked out. Overall, a good value and a nice choice for us.

After reading many bad reviews about hotels in Jerusalem, and trying another hotel nearby we finally found The Post Hostel. As well as being reasonably priced with clean rooms ( we had a double with private bath) The Post Hostel do an amazing breakfast. We also arrived in time for a free tour to The Western (Wailing) Wall with Shahar. Amazing experience and a lovely group meal afterwards. Thanks Post Hostel for changing our outlook on Jerusalem.

the location was excellent, the rooms were very nice in size and very clean and very comfortable.. the lobby was beautiful, the front desk service was excellent. the breakfast was one of the best i have eaten, included in our hotel price..each morning the breakfast was fresh and that was very important to us. the hotel facilities were great. i can only say i enjoyed my whole stay there and would pick that hotel as one of the best i stayed in israel, and the price was okay, could have been a little less, but i guess i was happy in the end. we could of moved around but staying in one hotel for a while is relaxing. overall if i were you i would keep this hotel as number one. i stayed at 3 other hotels in israel and this was my pick of the best.

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 in a few weeks. NOTE: The hotel lobby and lowest floor of rooms are located on the 2nd floor (USA terminology) of the building, and there is no elevator, so be prepared to climb about 12 steps. Staff were friendly and very helpful.

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 are not luxury clients!

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 was the scene (among many) of major battles in the War of Independence, and between 1948-67, was right on the line between Jordan and Israel. It is situated on a hill and the views, especially if one gets them explained, are marvelous. The food needs upgrading, bland, and it's a walk outside to get to the pool, hot tub, and work out area,which don't have good signage. The pool is covered and largely for lane swimming, not for leisurely hanging out. There is a large lawn for lounging, with kids' inflated slides.

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 bonus to the well-appointmented superior room and bathroom. The only downside to the hotel is there is no parking on site and no valet service. Other than the parking, we would highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Jerusalem.

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 do not allow you to register with an overseas number, meant we received 3 parking tickets for 100 NIS each. If you need parking while you are in Jerusalem, this is not the place to book. It's brilliantly located, reasonably clean (though the staff can do with being quieter at 7am) and reasonable priced for someone who wants the frum atmosphere and setting.

The King Solomon Hotel is a bit expensive, but then all lodging and food in Jerusalem is expensive compared to other places. I would say the price is slightly above average for Jerusalem. But, what you get is a comfortable, stress-free stay in a pleasant, modern hotel in a fantastic location. Features: - The buffet breakfast/brunch. Worth the additional cost. - Staff. Helpful and accommodating. - Amenities. The hotel is undergoing some renovations (March 2020) but the "old" rooms are still spacious and comfortable, and everything works. The new rooms are modern. - Location. All taxis know it, a city bus stop a half block away, a 20 minute walk to the old city's Jaffa Gate, a park across the street. - Downside. Apart from breakfast, food is expensive. Strict checkout time (11am). Limited or no parking if you rent a car. -- Summary: We would save up the extra shekels and stay there again if we were to return to Jerusalem.

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 pool on the rooftop, where we spent several hours relaxing. We didn't use the restaurant or bar, but both looked comfortable and were busy. The lobby was quiet and a pleasant place to sit and wait or catch some rest between walks. In summary, we highly recommend the St. George Hotel! Thanks very much to all the staff for making our stay in East Jerusalem even more memorable!

It was great and awesome a night to remember for days on. I spent plenty of timejust wLking around and seeing the differsnt features of the plaza and it wasnt my first time being there or second. Check in wAs quick and easy after booking with agoda. The elevatoris very convenient and runs quick and swift. The rooms are nicewith a great stunning veiw. Nice selection of shower material.

A comfortable hotel, kind of an "oasis" in the Muslim quarter of East Jerusalem. Gated courtyard separates you from being directly on the street, but with easy access to Herod's gate (5 minute walk from front door to entering the old city). "City View" rooms are really unbelievable to first time visitor to Jerusalem - looking directly out on the old city only a hundred meters or so away. 4 am "wake up call" each morning from the Muslim call to prayer - but for a first time tourist wanting to "drink in" the Jerusalem experience, it was exciting and contributed to the full understanding of the city and culture. The hotel itself is fine - not too many frills, but the breakfast was good, and the staff helpful with requests.

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 the city, a short walk to Ben Yehuda Street. People of Jerusalem like to stay up late! We had a room facing the street and could hear people and music into the early hours. This is out of the hotel's control, and didn't bother us. However, if you are a light sleeper perhaps ask for a room that faces the rear of the hotel. Otherwise, would definitely recommend.

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 some guests - the same guests perhaps who were busy using their mobile phones and talking loudly. The same Sabbath restrictions applied to the Room Service menu - almost half the items are not served on religious holidays or Sabbath However - the room (No 1922) was excellent - spacious, clean, large balcony, although instead of the large bed I had requested there were two small beds pushed together. Swimming pool is a good 20 metres - but seemed to be closed from about 5.00 pm - 09.00 the next day, so it was noy very convenient for a late afternoon swim or for an early morning swim Mini bar was empty BUT the hotel is close to a nice park and to the wonderful Old City