"Though during my stay Israel had closed the airspace and just about all tourist/religious/historical sites for public safety reasons, my hotel became my sanctuary. The housekeeping staff were always ready to clean room & provide me with essentials if needed. I even extended my stay without difficulty. Wonderful Front Desk; an excellent location close to the sites; many shops all around and places to get food etc. I love the busy location & being right in the middle of local life. It is a very...
"Location is incredible and it’s very spacious and safe for a proper old city experience. Taxis are very easy to get just outside the main door to the hotel and this might be the biggest hotel in the old city that I know of. Definitely the most spacious in terms of rooms and hallways and that breakfast area…I was shocked it was that roomy. This place would be perfect if you have a group of guests visiting together."
"The property is quite and peaceful right in the mount of olives. The staff are all very helpful and honest. The bus stop is in front of the hotel, and an easy ride into old Jerusalem. The area is very safe, and the local people (mostly Muslim) are mostly friendly and helpful.
We stayed about 3 weeks total here, and we look forward to coming again.
The rooms are updated and clean, breakfast is a good value. "
"Short stay for us. Eldan location was perfect for our visit, close to restaurants, shopping, bars and tourist attractions. Rooms were comfortable and clean. Price was reasonable. Didn’t have breakfast so unable to comment on the food. "
"Excellent hotel. Very reasonably priced. Under the radar for some reason but it's in a great location in downtown Jerusalem. Right by the light rail. 30 minute walk to Western Wall. Clean rooms helpful staff, great breakfast!"
"The hotel is in the Arab quarter of Jerusalem, which means that shops and restaurants are open on Fridays and Saturdays. The reception staff are extremely friendly and very helpful. No complaints about the room or condition. Rooftop swimming pool would be great when the weather is warmer. Nearby there is the wonderful Armenia Ceramic Workshop, perfect for gifts. And to eat there is the American Colony and the Jerusalem Hotel, the staff at the latter are lovely. For decent coffee try Nordic...
"Peaceful oasis in Jerusalem, close to Old City and easy to get to Jaffa Street. Large, comfy, good quality rooms.
Staff were excellent, welcoming and friendly.
Definitely recommend"
"I stayed twice at All Seasons Boutique Hotel - Jerusalem
Palestine. The staff are friendly, kind and helpful. The hotel is located 2 minutes walking distance from Saladin Street. Rooms are small but clean and newly renovated. "
"A quiet spot in Sheikh Jarrah, amidst the hectic bustle of east Jerusalem.
Great location, with easy walking distance to the Old City (5 minutes), Salahaddin street (2 minutes), Mamilla Mall (10-15 minutes), Yafo Street (10 minutes). Breakfast is basic but good quality. The courtyard is lovely, and a great place to relax. Wonderful place and I always enjoy my stays here."
"I stayed at Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center for three nights. Everything was great, the food, service, very close to the Old City and excellent view from the rooftop. In addition, with a Chapel inside and with daily Mass. if you can afford it and you’re a pilgrim this the place for you to stay. Shalom…"
"Great location. Good hotel. Fabulous room. Nice staff. Very clean. The only point I note is there are no English TV channels. No big deal but it would be nice when relaxing in the room. "
"Great location. Helpful staff. Rooms (maybe not all) could be upgraded.....ours did not have rain shower, for example. No USB ports.....be sure to bring adapter for middle east."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
If you want to stretch your legs and breathe in some fresh mountain air, head out to Temple Mount for a bird's-eye view of Jerusalem. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the churches, cathedral, and museums in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Dome of the Rock— just one of the monuments in Old City. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the cathedral, museums, and churches in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Golden Gate— just one of the monuments in Old City. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the museums, cathedral, and churches in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
If you're interested in local churches head to Old City— home to Convent of the Sisters of Zion. You can also discover the cathedral and museums in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
Travelers who enjoy the great outdoors might want to go to Arab Souk Market, located 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from central Jerusalem.
If you like Arab Souk Market and want to stay outside, head to Garden Tomb, Temple Mount, or Mamilla Mall, all a short walk away.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Lion's Gate— just one of the monuments in Old City. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the cathedral, museums, and churches in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
The hotel is convenient to the sights in the old city, and the view from the roof-top terrace is amazing. The staff is very friendly and the hotel was very clean.
The hotel is on quiet side street next to the National Music Conservatory in East Jerusalem. I had a single rather large room on the second floor with high ceilings and a large bathroom and a small balcony that was pleasant to sit on during cool mornings but had an indifferent view. Breakfasts, which are included in the hotel price, were excellent. The hotel has a restaurant that serves tasty Middle Eatern and European dishes and offers a variety of wine and beer, including a wonderful...
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.
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.
The hotel staff were all wonderful and considerate. The desk is daily staffed by Hyatt, a professional, courteous, knowledgeable woman who knows many languages and how to answer every question a visitor might have quickly and effectively. She makes everyone feel important and valuable. She is truly an asset to the hotel.
The hotel restaurant has a wonderful menu and a pleasant view of the area as you eat. The service is great.
The breakfasts were uniformly sumptuous. Breakfast was usually our...
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...
Very attentive owners who run the place and are very knowledgeable with recommendations to local attractions. Very clean & nice little suite with all needed amenities and resonably priced in Israeli hotel standards. Very good value for cost in Jerusalem. Honers serve a very nice Israeli breakfast daily.
10/10. Amazing location and a great room. Joseph went above and beyond to make sure everything with my stay was a comfortable as possible. Highly recommended!
Outstanding service and perfect location for your pilgrimage to the Holy Land. It's located across from the New Gate and a short 10 min walk to the Holy Sepulcher. The staff was wonderful and the restaurants offered a terrific menu as well as an amazing view of Jerusalem.
From a spiritual standpoint, we were able to attend mass everyday at the chapel and it was a perfect way to reflect on our day.
A true gem in in the Old City. Spent four days at this the St. George's Cathedral Pilgrim Guesthouse and would have completed my stay in Jerusalem here if I hadn't booked a non-refundable night at another hotel. The location is ideal. Exit Damascus Gate and take Nablus Rd. strIghtaway. You pretty much can't get lost. Breakfast was good and the surroundings are beautiful. Wi-Fi worked fantastically. Very close to the Garden Tomb. Admission is free and the volunteers are very knowledgeable. I'm...
This hotel is across the street from the famous King David Hotel, located close to the old city and a few minutes walk from Ben Yehuda Street shopping. It's a modern, clean and cheerfully decorated place with friendly, courteous staff. The only reasons why I didn't give it five starts across the board are these: 1- the free parking is a bonus when you consider that the hotel is in a busy, historic area with little street parking; but.. the underground garage is very small and can be difficult to...
