Seven Arches Hotel

"Vår vistelse på detta hotell i Israel var absolut underbar.Allt om vår erfarenhet var positivt.Personalen var extremt vänlig, välkomnande och alltid villig att hjälpa, vilket gjorde att vi kände oss mycket bekväma under hela vår vistelse. Platsen är verkligen fantastisk strax på Mount of Olives som erbjuder en exceptionell läge och enkel tillgång till viktiga platser.Vi skulle definitivt rekommendera detta hotell och gärna stanna här igen."

Prima Kings Hotel

"I was impressed by the good location and very friendly service."

Villa Brown Jerusalem, a Member of Brown Hotels

"We were greeted so warmly and appreciated the tea and sweets in the lobby. The architecture inside and out was beautiful including the terrace. Our room was comfortable and clean Each breakfast was generous and delicious with appetizers , pastry basket and choice of hot dish. Hotel was a 20 minute walk to old city and steps from shopping on Ben Yehuda. Front desk was very helpful. We can’t wait to return."

Hotel Yehuda

"The hotel is not in the center of town but close to the zoo and aquarium It is an easy drive into town. The privately run hotel has a gymboree for younger children, a good pool area with plenty of sitting space. There is a good pool bar serving schnitzel, sausages, salad and french fries. There is a large breakfast buffet and a reasonably priced dairy coffee shop in the lobby. Bedrooms were a decent size, clean and well serviced. Bathroom was small but well equipped."

Ibis Jerusalem City Center

"Mycket bra plats, nära allt att gå. Okej frukost, perfekt service!"

Tantur Hills Hotel - Jerusalem

"Super Hotel right on the westbank crossing point near Bethlehem. 4 Km to Old City, clean and safe. Lovely management and staff. Rachels grave closeby. Simple but good breakfast, Restaurant and meeting hall. Has its own Chapel for the religious."

Alrowwad Guest House

"Clean and Cosy, I enjoy my stay"

Rafael Residence Boutique

"The bad: there is no air conditioning in the bedrooms, only in the kitchenette / living room area. This was a big surprise as the hotel says it offers air conditioning - at the least, that's very misleading. When I asked about this, the hotel's response was "leave the door between the rooms open (we did and it didn't help). It also happened to be a heat wave while we were there, meaning the room was extra hot. The good: great location, room was clean, staff was nice, check-in and check-out couldn't have been simpler (literally pick up the key and drop it off), good shabbat policy (can check out after shabbat ends)."

Capsule & Dormitory Space-X

"The owner of the hotel actually told me beforehand to tell him privately if something was not good, but to rate him 10/10 on booking. Still, I wanted to publish my honest opinion out of respect for other travelers and tell my truth. The dorm rooms consist of 16 beds. Thus, at night, it gets pretty loud as people come and go, snore, drink etc. Also, I think (totally my opinion though) that there might be some permanent guests living in the rooms with the tourists. Also, at the reception, the people could absolutely be a bit nicer. Either there was no one around, or when there was, they never smiled or cared to say hello. The capsules (I also slept in them with an additional booking) are, in my opinion, also not really comfortable. They look awesome and futuristic in pictures, with some cool features, but they are essentially cheap plastic, not soundproof, and the mattress is very thin. Lastly, there is basically no security of who comes and who leaves. There are some cameras but no doors that can be closed with a card or key. People need to know a code to open a fence door. When I left my stuff there for a couple of hours on the last day, I luckily found it again, but technically, stealing would not be easy, as they don't have any storage/luggage room."

Levant Hotel

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."

Hotel Beit Shmuel

"The hotel is part of a large complex. While the renovation is not yet fully completed, everything already looks very good. The location is excellent — just 100 meters from the Jaffa Gate. One of the highlights is the rooftop, which offers a beautiful view of the Old City, especially in the evening. The rooms are comfortable and well equipped with everything you need. Breakfast is varied and enjoyable. I would definitely stay here again."