St. Mark's Lutheran Hospice
This 19th century building, owned by the Lutheran Church contains a secret world of wonders. There is a classy lobby and gardens with a pond, palm trees, foliage rustling in the breeze and views of the Dome of the Rock and Church of the Redeemer. The peace is all-encompassing; it is hard to believe that the busy souk is a few hundred metres away. It offers both guest-house and hostel accommodation. The hostel area is spotlessly clean and full of character, with the dorms in a vaulted cellar from the Crusader period.
| Address: | 7 St. Marks Rd |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91140 |
| Singles From: | 41 |
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| Neighborhood: | Old City |
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| Phone: | +972 2 628 2120 |
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| Email: | luthhosp@netvision.net.il |
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| Fax: | +972 2 628 5107 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Number of Rooms: | 23 |
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Moriah Classic Jerusalem
This delightful deluxe hotel is the first Novotel in Israel and describes itself as a four-star deluxe. The large, airy lobby gives a feel of elegance and space. The hotel is located slightly outside the Old City, close to the American Colony, and is conveniently located for both East and West Jerusalem. It is capable of handling large banquets for meetings and groups. The hotel also has Internet access.
| Address: | 9 St George St |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97200 |
| Singles From: | 122 |
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Olive Tree Hotel (The)
This hotel comes complete with a legend. It allegedly occupies the site of an inn built in King David's era and the focal point of the central atrium is an olive tree which is said to be 2,000 years old. This modern and airy hotel is flooded with natural light, and its staff wearing costumes from King David's times. The floors of the hotel are named after the gates of the Old City. The hotel's health club is complete with a pool, saunas, and whirlpool area.
| Address: | 23 St. George St |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97200 |
| Singles From: | 153 |
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Addar Suite Hotel
This is a unique luxury hotel just outside the Old City. All the rooms are large suites each with a king sized bed, whirlpool tub, sofa bed, two televisions with VCR, and a small, equipped kitchen. There are special rates for business travelers (notify in advance), and its business centre includes a PC and Internet access. A decadent hotel frequented by international business figures and honeymooners, it doubles as a beautiful location for business and pleasure.
| Address: | 53 Nablus Road |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97200 |
| Singles From: | 556 |
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| Doubles From: | 556 |
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| Neighborhood: | East Jerusalem |
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| Phone: | +972 2 626 3111 |
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| Website: | http://www.addar-hotel.com/ |
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| Fax: | +972 2 626 0791 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 12:00 |
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| Check Out: | 12:00 |
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| Number of Rooms: | 21 |
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New Imperial Hotel
This is one of the most eclectic hotel in all of Jerusalem and a definite recommendation for travelers on a budget. The rooms are clean and come with a private bathroom and table fan. The lobby houses a collection of historical prints of Jerusalem as well as artwork from around the globe. The dark and dusty lobby contrasts to the modern Internet café bringing old-world splendor and our tech-driven future together. Relax at the small bar and coffee shop with light snacks and food.
| Address: | 1 Jaffa Gate |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91140 |
| Neighborhood: | Old City |
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| Phone: | +972 2 627 2000 |
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| Fax: | +972 2 627 1530 |
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| Acc. Type: | bed_breakfast |
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| Number of Rooms: | 45 |
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Christmas Hotel
Despite its name, this is surprisingly not a theme hotel! Close to the Old City, this simple little hotel has large, newly furnished rooms all with a pleasant view towards the quaint villages of East Jerusalem. Although this is known as a business and commerce hotel, there are no specific facilities as such (although a conference room is on the way). Meeting rooms can be quickly improvised upon the client's request.
| Address: | 1 Ali Ibn Abi Talib Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| Singles From: | 300 |
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| Doubles From: | 400 |
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| Neighborhood: | Old City |
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| Phone: | +972 2 628 2588 |
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| Website: | http://www.ggc-jer.com/ |
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| Fax: | +972 2 626 4417 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Number of Rooms: | 37 |
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Notre Dame Hostel
Built around 1880 as a French hospice, this hotel specifically welcomes pilgrims to the Old City. Situated right outside the walls themselves, and just opposite of New Gate, this elaborately decorated building has a Catholic church on its first floor, and a French restaurant which is reputedly one of the best of its kind in Jerusalem. Many of the rooms have a view of the Old City. All rooms are large and well furnished. No credit cards are accepted.
| Address: | 1 Paratroopers Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91204 |
| Neighborhood: | West Jerusalem |
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| Phone: | +972 2 627 9111 |
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| Fax: | +972 2 627 1995 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 12:00 |
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| Check Out: | 12:00 |
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| Number of Rooms: | 150 |
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Regency Hotel Jerusalem
Set away from the bustle of the city on top of Mount Scopus, the hotel - which is integrated into the mountainside - offers a breathtaking panorama of the new and Old City and beyond into the Judean Hills. The public areas of the hotel are tastefully decorated with plants, fountains and a gallery standard Israeli art. The updated facilities will include 20 treatment rooms, Turkish baths and a health courtyard, complete with a juice bar.
| Address: | 32 Lehi St |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97856 |
| Singles From: | 238 |
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Eyal Hotel
The rooms here are very large but some of the amenities are dated and worn. All the standard features are available including a spacious bathroom and carpeted rooms. The television only receives two channels; but really, who needs to watch television when the historic Old City is right outside your doorstep. At night after a long day of sightseeing, the hotel bar is a nice place to unwind and escape the crowds.
| Address: | 21 Shamai Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94631 |
| Neighborhood: | West Jerusalem |
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| Phone: | +972 2 623 4161 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Number of Rooms: | 79 |
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Beit Shmuel
Despite appearances, this is a youth hostel. The airy lobby has rose marble tiles, businessmen hold meetings in the lobby café and there is a landscaped courtyard with palm trees and a minimalist Japanese feel. The building doubles as the Culture and Education Centre of the World Union of Progressive Judaism, which means there are frequently concerts and tours that guests can participate in. The simply furnished rooms have stow-away bunk beds (the top bunk looks like a panel in the wall, but can be unfolded to change the sleeping capacity in the room from three to six).
| Address: | 6 Eliahu Shamma Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| Singles From: | 247 |
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American Colony Hotel (The)
The former mansion of a Turkish pasha (who built a wing for each of his four wives), this hotel opened in 1881 and is the oldest in Jerusalem and a member of the Relais and Chateau Association. The European-run hotel prides itself on its political neutrality and its non-Kosher food (bacon is available for breakfast). It is popular with journalists, archaeologists, foreign aid workers and those who have come to do business. Its luxurious rooms reflect a bygone era the grounds are dotted with fairytale-like spots to relax like a lush garden with flowers and butterflies and a tiled courtyard with fountains.
| Address: | Nablus Road |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97200 |
| Singles From: | 1,088 |
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| Doubles From: | 1,387 |
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B-Green Guest House
From the heart of the German Colony it offers travelers the added appeal of lodging in a quaint Jerusalem community. A perfect hideaway for couples seeking extra privacy, the reasonably priced rooms, which come simply furnished, include outdoor porch seating and a scrumptious Israeli breakfast. Located close to many of the cafés and restaurants of Emek Refaim Street, it is refreshing to come home to a quiet neighborhood after touring the bustling sites. Call or e-mail in advance for room availability.
| Address: | Boaz Green, 4 Rachel Imenu |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91010 |
| Singles From: | 100 |
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Itzik Hotel
This slightly pricey hotel, is located up the street from downtown Jerusalem and around the corner from the bustling Mahane Yehuda street market. There are three types of simply furnished rooms including a suite with a whirlpool jacuzzi. An onsite jacuzzi is available for three-hour rental periods for a fee. The manager is very relaxed and pleasant. The staff is flexible and accommodating according to the travellers' individual needs. Just send an e-mail and let the management know your travel plans.
| Address: | 141 Jaffa Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94342 |
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Heritage House
The brainchild of an American immigrant, Rabbi Meir Schuster, this is a home away from home for Jewish travellers who wish to connect with their heritage. It began with Rabbi Schuster arranging homestays for curious Jewish travellers with Old City families. Now, there is a men's and women's hostel in separate buildings in the Jewish Quarter with dorm accommodation between them for some 70 guests. The women's hostel has a cozy den area with boardgames and shelves lined with books of Jewish interest. Heritage House connects its guests to classes, programmes, and home hospitality in the Old City.
| Address: | 2 Ohr HaChaim St (men's hostel) |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97500 |
Casa Nova, Custodia Di Terra Santa
Built in 1866, this Franciscan-owned lodging has been putting up pilgrims ever since. There is a chapel on the premises and the brown-robed Franciscan is the director. Lodging is available to those of all religions, however most rooms are taken by pilgrimage groups. Located in the Christian Quarter, near New Gate, the lodging is a short walk from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Via Dolorosa. There is an 11pm curfew.
| Address: | 10 Casa Nova Rd |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91013 |
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Palatin
This is yet another tastefully designed and wonderfully located hotel. The late 1970s decor is funky and the walls are plastered with modern art prints. The rooms are spacious and come with all of the standard features including a bathroom. The beds are comfortable and some rooms have fresh flowers. Visitors will find courteous service and a welcoming breakfast each morning. Guided tours and excursions are available from the hotel. Itineraries planned by the guest can also be arranged by request.
| Address: | 4 Agripas Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94301 |
| Singles From: | 349 |
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Maiersdorf Faculty Club Hotel
Situated within Israel's most prestigious university, the relatively new Maiersdorf Hotel is an impressive find, with many of its rooms overlooking the Golden Dome and the surrounding hills of Jerusalem. This interesting and spacious location is only a short ride away from the center of Jerusalem. Not suggestive of its name, it is more of a guest house than a hotel; but it's worth the compromise with its 5-star quality en suite rooms, and the authentic Israeli breakfast which is ample feed for the day.
| Address: | Hebrew University |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91905 |
| Neighborhood: | Jerusalem outskirts |
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| Phone: | +972 2 588 2244 |
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| Email: | msmb@mscc.huji.ac.il |
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| Fax: | +972 2 582 9085 |
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| Acc. Type: | other |
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Little House in the Colony
Located on a beautiful tree-lined street in the German Colony, this bed and breakfast offers a warm welcome. With only 19 rooms, the attentive staff will make sure that each lodger receives personal attention. Choose between six different room sizes at various prices. A plentiful breakfast is served on the hotel's large balcony. The classy cafés and restaurants on Emek Refaim Street are down the road and the city centre and Old City attractions are within walking distance.
| Address: | 4a Lloyd George Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 93110 |
| Singles From: | 208 |
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| Doubles From: | 252 |
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| Neighborhood: | West Jerusalem |
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| Phone: | +972 2 563 7641 |
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| Fax: | +972 2 563 7645 |
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| Acc. Type: | bed_breakfast |
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| Number of Rooms: | 19 |
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Alcazar Hotel
This is a small, relaxed hotel based in the picturesque village of Wadi Joz. There is a terrace for rooftop dining (and conferences upon request), with a stunning view of the East Jerusalem hills, and the historic Grotto of Gethsemane. This place is excellent for informal business meetings and is an alternative to the many tourist hotels in the centre. Just 15 minutes from the Old City, its en suite rooms have ample facilities, with Internet access upon request.
| Address: | 6 Almutanabi Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91204 |
Little House in Baka (A)
This newly opened bed and breakfast was previously a neighborhood mansion. In addition to its charming garden, the service is wonderful, the rooms are spotless and the Ottoman style architecture calls upon the history of the Old City. Choose from single rooms, double rooms or a family suite. The bathrooms vary in size so be sure to ask for a personal tour. Although the 30-minute walk downtown is an uphill trek, there are many bus options, plentiful taxis and available street parking for rental cars. A full breakfast is included for each lodger.
| Address: | 1 Yehuda Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 98430 |
| Singles From: | 338 |
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| Doubles From: | 423 |
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Petra Hotel & Hostel
Built in 1830, Petra Hotel & Hostel is the Old City's first hotel and boasts Mark Twain as one of its early guests. Israel's first Prime Minister, David Ben Gurion held the bar-mitzvah parties of his sons on the premises of what was then the Old City's grandest hotel. Today, its Ottoman architecture, with arched ceilings and beautifully tiled floors, means that even dorm rooms have character. Its rooftop offers a magical view over the crosses and domes of the Christian and Muslim quarters. The hostel has capacity for 300 guests.
| Address: | 1 David Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97500 |
| Neighborhood: | Old City |
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| Nearest Train: | Bus: 6, 20 |
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| Phone: | +972 2 628 6618 |
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| Website: | http://www.inisrael.com/petra |
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| Acc. Type: | other |
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| Check Out: | 10:00 |
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| Number of Rooms: | 25 |
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King David Hotel
Built in 1931, this deluxe hotel enjoys sweeping views over Yemin Moshe and the Old City and is today the Dan Hotels chain's flagship hotel. The interior evokes the period of King David with influences taken from Assyrian and Hittite eras. This luxurious hotel is also a historical landmark. From 1936 until the end of the British Mandate period in 1948, the British Army used part of the hotel as its headquarters and in 1946 the Jewish Underground movement bombed the hotel, killing 91 people. Popular with dignitaries and celebrities, guests have ranged from Tony Blair and Ralph Lauren, to rock group Metallica.
| Address: | 23 King David Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94101 |
| Singles From: | 1430 |
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| Doubles From: | 1600 |
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Jerusalem Inn
This hotel is a bit on the pricey side compared to other three-star hotels but definitely one of the nicest in its class. It's nestled downtown nearby all the attractions but on a secluded street. The rooms have many standard features but also include a mini fridge, answering machine and private phone. For the musically inclined the reception and seating area comes with a piano. A great choice for those interested in a Shabbat friendly environment.
| Address: | 7 Horkanos Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94230 |
| Singles From: | 255 |
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| Doubles From: | 340 |
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Kaplan Hotel
This extremely small hotel offers the cheapest rates for a private room. The rooms are small and bland but remain clean, suitable and simple. The location is perfect because it's only a block from the city's center and a ten minute walk to the Old City. There is a lobby but don't expect to be hanging around the hotel because there is not much space to lounge around. Extra services are available including free brief Internet access and a washer/dryer on premises.
| Address: | 1 Havatzelet Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91001 |
St. Andrew's Scottish Guest House
Located in the heart of Jerusalem, St.Andrews Scottish Guest House is a warm and inviting lodging offering exceptional hospitality. Set upon a small hill overlooking the Old City, St. Andrews provides a comfortable and peaceful lodging that is quintessential for individuals, small groups, or families.
| Address: | 1 David Remez St |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91086 |
| Singles From: | 260 |
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| Doubles From: | 380 |
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Eldan Hotel
This is one of Jerusalem's newest hotels. This excellent quality hotel is situated in the center of Jerusalem, a superb location with easy access to shopping and sightseeing. The rooms are newly furnished and all have two telephone lines. The establishment verges on luxury and guests can expect a high level of customer service. The hotel has a good fish and dairy restaurant, as well as communal Internet. Its clean but stylish decor adds to the friendly, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
| Address: | 24 King David Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97504 |
| Singles From: | 600 |
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| Doubles From: | 600 |
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| Neighborhood: | West Jerusalem |
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| Phone: | +972 2 567 9777 |
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| Website: | http://www.eldan.co.il/ |
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| Fax: | +972 2 624 6525 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Number of Rooms: | 76 |
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Christ Church Hospice
This Protestant church and hospice is a clean and friendly place to stay. The outdoor courtyard is a relaxing Old City hideaway and inside there is a lounge, coffee and book shop and fax and e-mail service. Interestingly, the church was established in 1849 by the Society for Promoting Christianity Amongst Jews. Inside the chapel are stained glass windows with Stars of David and Hebrew writings. In addition to the simple yet comfortable rooms (and even more interestingly) Shabbat dinner is available by request and Passover seders by group reservations.
| Address: | Omar ibn al-Khatib Square |
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| Jerusalem |
| Singles From: | 350 |
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| Doubles From: | 460 |
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| Neighborhood: | Old City |
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| Phone: | +972 2 627 7727 |
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| Fax: | +972 2 622 7730 |
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| Acc. Type: | bed_breakfast |
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| Check In: | 2p |
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| Check Out: | Noon |
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| Number of Rooms: | 32 |
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Caesar Hotel
The rooms here are spacious and most of the furnishings are modern. The best feature of the hotel is the rooftop pool with splendid views of downtown and the surrounding hilltops. Its location is quite far from the cultural and historical attractions, but the Central Bus Station is across the street giving travellers quick access to destinations in Jerusalem and around Israel. Business travellers are warmly welcomed with an accommodating conference room, and breakfast, lunch or dinner options are available in the hotel's restaurant.
| Address: | 208 Jaffa Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91021 |
| Singles From: | 500 |
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| Doubles From: | 625 |
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| Triples From: | 784 |
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Crowne Plaza Hotel Jerusalem
At 880m and 21-floors, this is the tallest building in Jerusalem. The club lounge on the top floor gives a great aerial view over West Jerusalem. The hotel is located in the Givat Ram area, close to the Menachem Begin Highway (Jerusalem's main road), the road to Tel Aviv and the central bus station. It is the closest hotel to the International Conference Centre (the two buildings are connected by a passageway).
| Address: | Givat Ram |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91130 |
| Singles From: | 198 |
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| Doubles From: | 218 |
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Hashimi Hotel & Hostel
Hashimi Hotel & Hostel is in the Old City and the staff can arrange walking tours. Although the building is over 400 years old, the inside has a modern feel, including air conditioning. You can choose between paying around ILS67 to have a bed in a dorm-style room or a little more for your own bedroom. The Hashimi Hotel is alcohol free, you can not smoke in the bedrooms, and males and females can not share the same bedroom unless they are married. Check the Hostels Israel website to find more locations throughout Israel.
| Address: | Suq Khan El-Zeit No. 73 |
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| Jerusalem |
| Singles From: | 167 |
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| Doubles From: | 104 |
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Allenby Bed & Breakfast
Located near the Central Bus Station, this establishment has served travelers since 1995. The amicable owner, Danny Flax, displays three guest books bubbling over with compliments and warm wishes. The rooms here are nicely furnished. Some are for the no-frills traveler (shared bathroom and shower) and others come complete with a kitchenette, cable television and stereo. Breakfast is served each morning and the communal kitchen is open to guests at any hour of the day. Long-term residents may receive discounts and specialized tours of Israel are available.
| Address: | 2 Allenby Square |
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| Jerusalem |
| 97504 |
| Singles From: | 100 |
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| Doubles From: | 150 |
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Dan Panorama Jerusalem
One of the Dan chain's three hotels in Jerusalem, this particular hotel is centrally located within comfortable walking distance of both the Old City and most attractions in modern Jerusalem. Views over Jerusalem can be enjoyed from the rooftop swimming pool. It offers five styles of rooms from a standard to a deluxe suite, as well as several onsite restaurants.
| Address: | 39 Keren Hayesod Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94188 |
Dan Panorama
This is the closest luxury hotel to the Old City, with the ancient walls just across the road. From the large glass windows of the Dikla Restaurant, diners can watch pilgrims, tourists and locals spilling towards Jaffa and New Gate. The interior is shaded and elegant, with tiled passageways and a glass roof atrium. The lower floor of the hotel houses a mini-mall with galleries and boutiques. A synagogue is also on location.
| Address: | 39 Keren Hayesod St |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94188 |
| Singles From: | 108 |
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| Doubles From: | 120 |
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| Triples From: | 203 |
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National Palace
This is a Palestinian hotel with excellent services. Its East Jerusalem location means that you will be able to explore the rather different atmosphere of the Palestinian sector as well as the Old City. It offers both great views, and spacious, en suite facilities. The hotel has a bar and restaurant, although there is no parking, which can be problematic. Mainly visited by tourists, there is a buffet breakfast included, which consists of Palestinian and European dishes to start the day. Onsite business center and conference rooms are available.
| Address: | 4 Al-Zzahara Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91191 |
| Singles From: | 255 |
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| Doubles From: | 340 |
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Gloria Hotel
After the trek up three flights of stairs the stunning lobby with plentiful seating areas, sparkling floors and a nice bar is worth the trip. This hotel offers a luxurious escape from the crowded conditions of the Old City. Its rooms come fully furnished with a private phone, bathroom and air conditioning. Breakfast is included with the room and for an extra charge lunch and dinner are offered. Considering the extra comfort and immaculate condition this hotel is a bargain.
| Address: | 33 Latin Patriarchate Road |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91141 |
| Singles From: | 341 |
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| Doubles From: | 469 |
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King Solomon Hotel
Situated next to the Montefiore Windmill and a few steps away from Liberty Bell Park and Yemin Moshe, the area is scenic but only 10 minutes walk from the Old City's Jaffa Gate. It caters to religious Jewish travellers by offering a Glatt kosher menu and Shabbat lights in the bedrooms. The centrepiece of the lobby is a globe-shaped metal sculpture of Jerusalem, created by the English-born artist Frank Meisler. The outdoor pool overlooks the hills of the Judean desert.
| Address: | 32 King David Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94101 |
| Singles From: | 575 |
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| Doubles From: | 650 |
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Renaissance Jerusalem Hotel
The hotel is located close to the Givat Ram campus of the Hebrew University, the Central Bus Station, and the entrance to the Tel Aviv highway. It is within walking distance of the Knesset, Supreme Court and the Israel Museum, and its shuttle service connects guests with other locations in the city center. Guests can enjoy the facilities of the health club for free, which includes a Finnish sauna, a Turkish bath, an indoor and outdoor pool, and tennis courts. It is a spacious hotel with a large lobby.
| Address: | Ruppin Bridge at Herzl Boulevard |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91033 |
| Singles From: | 640 |
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| Doubles From: | 750 |
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| Triples From: | 1000 |
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Hotel Zion
This hotel is smack in the middle of the the famous Ben Yehuda street pedestrianised area where there are plentiful boutiques, shops and restaurants. The rooms are simple, spacious and tasteful and include all the basic necessities. The stunning reception and dining area offer a full bar and seating on many balconies which overlook the crowded streets. Location is the hotel's best attribute. It is close to the New City, the Old City Walls and Jerusalem's nightlife. Be forewarned, decibel levels on the street may seep into your room.
| Address: | 10 Dorot Rishonim Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 94625 |
| Neighborhood: | West Jerusalem |
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| Phone: | +972 2 623 2367 |
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| Fax: | +972 2 625 7585 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 14:00 |
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| Check Out: | 12:00 |
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| Number of Rooms: | 26 |
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Greek Catholic Patriarchate
The lodgings are attached to the Greek Catholic Patriarchite Church, which has beautiful frescos on its walls and ceilings. Each of the 45 rooms has its own bathroom and heating. The majority of guests are pilgrims, although the lodgings are open to people from all denominations. The roof has great views over the Old City. For an extra price, guests can be either full or half board. Payments can be made in either cash or travellers' cheques. Credit cards are not accepted.
| Address: | Greek Catholic Patriarchate Street, Jaffa Gate |
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| Jerusalem |
| Neighborhood: | Old City |
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| Phone: | +972 2 628 2023 |
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| Fax: | +972 2 628 6652 |
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| Acc. Type: | bed_breakfast |
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| Check Out: | 12:00 |
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| Number of Rooms: | 45 |
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Inbal Hotel
Located overlooking Liberty Bell Park, the Inbal (formerly the Laromme Hotel) is close to Yemin Moshe and within comfortable walking distance of the Old City and the center of town. The hotel's kitchens and lobby along with the convention and event center were renovated for Millennium tourism. The indoor and outdoor pool are both chlorine-free and the hotel has an attractive courtyard, built from Jerusalem stone, for outdoor dining and formal events. The hotel has four different kosher restaurants and can cater for between 10 and 1000 guests for meetings and receptions.
| Address: | 3 Jabotinsky Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 92145 |
| Singles From: | 245 |
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| Doubles From: | 265 |
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Mount Scopus Hotel
Despite its retro exterior, this hotel is situated in a refreshing location about ten minutes ride from the Old City. Here you will be treated to a relaxed, attentive service in the Palestinian fashion. The location is within easy reach of the Old City, as well as some good restaurants and shops. The hotel has a view of the Old City. It hosts tourists and business travelers from neighboring Arab countries, providing an eclectic atmosphere.
| Address: | 10 Sheikh Jarrah Street |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91192 |
| Neighborhood: | West Jerusalem |
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| Phone: | +972 2 582 8891 |
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| Website: | http://www.mtscopus.com |
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| Fax: | +972 2 582 8825 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Check In: | 12:00 |
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| Check Out: | 12:00 |
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| Number of Rooms: | 65 |
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Sheraton Jerusalem Plaza Hotel
Located next to Independence Park, the hotel is also within walking distance of both the Old City and the commercial centre of the new city. Its height assures great views of Jerusalem, both new and old. The hotel can accommodate up to 1,000 guests for functions and has 300 rooms available. It has a French restaurant that specialises in nouvelle cuisine, an Italian and an Israeli eatery. Room price includes an Israeli buffet breakfast.
| Address: | 47 King George St |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91076 |
| Singles From: | 1205 |
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| Doubles From: | 1295 |
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| Triples From: | 1950 |
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Lark Hotel
With just more than a handful of rooms this tiny hotel feels like home. The rooms are small, with a private bathroom and electric heater for the chilly winter days. Sami, the owner of the longtime Armenian family-run business allows guests to use the downstairs kitchen. There is no breakfast but complimentary tea and coffee are available in the morning. The Lark restaurant next door is also run by the hotel and includes traditional Armenian dishes (such as Musharamea made of rice and salad and pizza) for reasonable prices. It is open all day until 11p.
| Address: | 4 Latin Patriarche Road |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91034 |
| Singles From: | 125 |
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| Doubles From: | 240 |
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| Triples From: | 325 |
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| Neighborhood: | Old City |
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| Phone: | +972 2 628 3620 |
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| Acc. Type: | hotel |
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| Number of Rooms: | 12 |
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YMCA 3 Arches Hotel
This architecturally stunning building from the early 1940s is part of the Christian Association and is mainly visited by tourists and pilgrims. Newly renovated, the hotel is decorated in cool colors and is spacious. It boasts a library on the ground floor in which guests can freely browse through books in English, Arabic, and Hebrew, and its looming bell tower gives great views over the city. The rooms have abundant facilities including Internet access. The hotel also has parking, which is nothing short of a blessing for drivers in Jerusalem.
| Address: | 26 King David St |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91002 |
| Singles From: | 300 |
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| Doubles From: | 450 |
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| Triples From: | 500 |
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Knesset Towers Hotel
Located by the city's entrance - close to the central bus station and highway to Tel Aviv - the hotel is also within walking distance of the Israel Museum, the Supreme Court, the Knesset (parliament) and the Israel Convention Centre. The environment is relaxing and homely. It has the largest hotel health club in Jerusalem with an indoor and outdoor pool, fitness classes every day from 5pm to 10pm, a fitness room, weights room, and therapy room. A free shuttle bus runs guests into the Old City and town centre 10 times per day.
| Address: | 4 Vilnai St |
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| Jerusalem |
| 91160 |
| Singles From: | 100 |
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| Doubles From: | 125 |
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| Triples From: | 200 |
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David Citadel Hotel
