Hotels in Christian Quarter

Great place and staff! Conveniently located to the Old City.

my 4th trip to Jerusalem since 2013. First time I stayed at other than King David. Loved Herbert Samuel (HS). Great staff, nice new rooms, good breakfast. All you need. HS is new and in the center of everything and much nicer rooms than King David. Also an easy walk to Old City. I recommend this hotel to friends - I will stay here again.

Small hotel in the middle of everything. One block from Ben Yehuda shopping, excellent restaurants, King George and Jaffa streets. 10 minute slow walk to Mahane Yehuda Market.

This is a real deal. Geared for the Christian tourist.Great location right as you come in the Yaffa gate. and great rates. Not the fancy schmancy type but it does the job. Lots of middle eastern salads offered for breakfast. Staff makes omlettes for the guests. There is a 24/7 coffee maker by the front. I felt safe due to the location.

If you are picky and like nice hotels, this place is for you. My mom and I stayed here and loved everything about it. The Arthur is exactly what it claims to be. The description and photos are exact and the other reviews are pretty much dead on and the service is beyond compare. They make you feel like family. The rooms- Small (most are) but homey with excellent utilization of the space. We felt like it was out home away from home. Bring conditioner! They only have a 2-in-1 shampoo....

Impressive, well-located, and close walking distances to everything (Kotel, Bus Station, Super Markets).

I really appreciate staff’s hospitality. I booked the room without breakfast. But they provided me complimentary breakfast considering my long flight from Japan and tiredness. In addition, my check in time was from 2 pm. But they also provided early check in. Thanks to their heartfelt hospitality, my stay was really good:) I highly recommend this hotel to everyone. And I’ll definitely stay here if I visit Jerusalem again! Thank you for all staffs and excellent property!

Breakfast is great

My girlfriend and I had an amazing time in Jerusalem, in great part thanks to staying at the Sephardic House. We started our stay in another hotel, but we moved over to the Sephardic House and improved the quality of our trip substantially. The hotel location is unbeatable; we were 8-10 minutes walking from all the Old City attractions. Looking back, this is the only place I would stay when visiting Jerusalem. The convenience factor is huge. We stayed in the luxury room, which I recommend. The...

Outstanding hotel & staff. Only drawback was they don’t have parking and fee to park about two blocks away is kind of high.

The hotel is so close to the Damascus Gate it made walking in and out of the old city really easy. We got to the hotel after midnight and they were there waiting for us. The free breakfast in the morning was fantastic and we were off for the day. We needed to check out late and move rooms and they were very happy to give us the big room so we could all get ready for the airport after a day of touring.

First -- when you get to what seems to be the right address, look for the green door and push inwards (ignore the handle that looks like you should pull it open). This is essentially a rooming house in the religious Geula neighborhood, with basic and very comfortable amenities and touches of artistic flair in all of the public rooms. I loved my stay. The staff were tremendously friendly and accommodating, the beds comfortable and the furniture was homey albeit lived-in. Shower water pressure...

Close to old city Jerusalem Damascus gate, American colony and easy to walk or drive to historical/biblical sites.

It is very difficult to find a good hotel in Jerusalem. People who have visited Jerusalem would agree that it is not easy to find a hotel with a good balance of reasonable price, cleanliness, location, service, and safety. My experience with Central Boutique Hotel has given me all those. Especially, I would like to personally thank Gabriel for the service.

I was invited to present at a conference in VAn Leer Institute and met someone who lived in BAKA who invited us for Shabbat. I found it on Hotel.com. The accommodations in this beautiful villa were spacious,clean and welcoming. The bathroom was beautiful and had a jacuzzi. This was a real find and an unexpected oasas in the midst of our travels. The hosts were great and helpful. This was a perfect location, a short distance from downtown Jerusalem and a perfect place to stay.

The location of the Lev, and the amenities of the suite made me feel as if I had a real home base. I went exploring the neighborhood and went to my favorite spots several times, "coming home" to rest and refresh at the hotel. The microwave, the hot plate, and the fridge allowed us freedom to buy food as a 'native', if we chose to. Until I can move to Israel completely, theLev is my home there.