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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...
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.
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.
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!
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...
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...
Mimi, Yoel and Talia were fantastic! They genuinely cared about us and our welfare. They were always, warm, helpful and full of great knowledge about anything we needed. I would highly recommend Hotel Biazi!
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...
Great location to Old Jerusalem. Handy Yellow gas station and convenient store next door for snacks. Most of the staff was excellent. We loved two of the bell boys that were always so friendly and helpful. One was Soloman (really tall young man), and the other one was Gill. Our favorite taxie driver was Golani. He made our trip!!! He drove us over to the Jaffa Gate, but first took us up to the Mount of Olives for a panoramic pic of the old city. He even cut an olive branch from one of the trees...