St. George Hotel

"Old style hotel, food was not that great but location was good."

Ramat Rachel Resort

"Warm and friendly staff. The outdoor areas are clean and flowers everywhere. Rooms were very comfortable. Great swimming pools for adults and children. Breakfast was awesome and dinner also was excellent. There's also a fun gymboree for children. We can't wait to come back again!"

Cassia Hotel Jerusalem

YMCA Three Arches Hotel

"We stayed as a couple at the YNCA Hotel for a long weekend. While the hotel itself was generally fine, our experience with the breakfast was extremely disappointing. We had booked and paid for breakfast in advance. Upon check-in, we were told there was a “temporary problem” in the hotel kitchen, and that breakfast would be served at the cafeteria in the adjacent sports complex. The breakfast there was poor in quality and variety — very limited selection, unappealing presentation, and missing basic items such as coffee, milk, sweeteners, and fresh vegetables. The food was neither fresh nor tasty. After speaking both with the cafeteria staff and later with the hotel reception, we learned that this was not a temporary situation at all. In fact, the hotel kitchen has been closed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the hotel has not operated its own dining room since then. This was never mentioned to us in advance, and new guests are apparently told it is just a temporary issue. This lack of transparency and the poor quality of the outsourced breakfast were very disappointing and left us feeling misled."

SpaceART

"The hotel is small, but very convenient both in location and in terms of accommodations. It's four stops from Jerusalem Train Station on bus #18. The Old City is a 7-10-minute walk away, and Jaffa Street with its cafes and shops is a minute away. The rooms are small, and some even offer capsules, but we had a triple room with a bunk bed. The downstairs bed wasn't really a bed—it was a fold-out sofa that had seen better days. In front of it was a large TV with YouTube. We watched it lying down, without folding the sofa, because we were afraid we wouldn't be able to unfold it for sleeping. Since the hotel is located in the basement, our window was small and dirty, purely for ventilation. The room has air conditioning, a small refrigerator, a fan, a TV, another sofa, a low table, a bathroom with a shower, and several lighting options. Water from the shower leaks heavily onto the bathroom floor, so be careful! There's no closet, just a coat rack, so it's difficult to organize your things, but we managed. The hotel has a kitchen with a microwave, stove, hot and cold water dispenser, tables, and chairs—a bit cramped, but comfortable. There's a gym downstairs. There's also a small outdoor area with tables and chairs. It's cozy, with lots of modern art. Towels are exchanged upon request. Recommended for travelers who prefer the outdoors to the inside."

Brown Machne Yehuda

"god hotel"

The American Colony Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels of the World

"There are so many unique elements of The American Colony which make it legendary and a destination everyone desires. From the moment of arrival under the lush stone arches and greeted with "Welcome back to your home", to the tranquility of the inner courtyard, the elegant and simple beauty of the decor, the refreshing verdant restaurant garden, the professionalism and friendliness of the staff, everything about this home from home makes it an historic oasis."

Cramim by Isrotel Exclusive

"Excellent hotel. Located between grapes cultives in the hills on the way to jerusalem. Excellent facilities. In door pool and sauna, fitness room and spa. Great breakfast and dinner. Staff very kind and helpful. Very clean . The outdoor pools also great surrounded by a lot of sitting corners"

New Capitol Hotel - Jerusalem

"The hotel is clean, hygienic and comfortable, the service attitude is good, recommended and praised"

Prima Royale Hotel

"Staff extremely cordial and helpful. Room nice, clean. Great view Food very tasty"

St Thomas Guesthouse - Jerusalem

"Just a few meters from the Damascus Gate, a hotel that offers everything you need, has parking, there's a place nearby called King of Shawarma that's also very good, 100% recommended, good price, good location"

Ein Kerem Hotel

"Stay away. First they quoted one price on their own web site and charged a higher price when we checked in. They refused to honor web site price even though the room was booked through their own website! Nobody from the hotel would even discuss it. Subsequent calls to management were useless. The hotel itself was shabby aged. Towels were threadbare, the elevators didnt work and there were no stairs to the garage so you had to walk around the whole parking mall to get to your car."