The good thing about this hotel is that it's just a couple of minutes walk from Damascus Gate (one of the entrances to the old city, and good for public transport). The bad thing is that the hotel is way overpriced. It's small, but hardly "boutique". Rooms are gloomy, and full of fake old furniture. You can barely see out... More

The hotel was conveniently located within a short walking distance from the garden tomb and the Damascus Gate. The charming antique Mediterranean décor generated a unique ‘stepped back in time’ cultural experience. This is a small boutique hotel with character. The staff at the restaurant and front desk were friendly and helpful. Whilst our experience at the hotel was great... More

We were pleasantly surprised by the vintage Palestinian decorations, the stone walled rooms and public areas, the balcony and vine-covered restaurant where the free breakfast may be taken. This hotel is half a block from the Garden Tomb, and two blocks from Damascus Gate. It was very convenient to the terminal for the shared bus from King Hussein/Allenby Bridge to... More

Service staff could not find our reservation as it had been listed under the agency making the reservation and they did not seem to realize that the names needed to be searched for, not the agency. That left us in considerable doubt for quite a few hours. Were we going to be sleeping at the attractive Hotel Jerusalem or not... More

Hotel Jerusalem at the southern end of East Jerusalem is very well situated and charmy. The rooms are large and high. The antique feeling fits to the Jerusalem experience; the Arabic crowd and the Christian Garden Tomb visitors around as well. The old town is just 3 min away (Damascus Gate), a station of the new tram line just 5... More

I booked this hotel because it was rated by Lonely Planet as one of the best "Top End" picks in East Jerusalem. It was NOT what expected. I booked this hotel as one of my "nice" nights before starting some budget travel to unwind after the flight. I am a solo female traveler. I was booked in a small room... More

Four of us stayed here, so we saw two of the 14 rooms in this hotel, both of them on the ground floor. The rooms were stone-walled and characterful, with decent air conditioining and a ceiling fan. However, they were very cramped, and the bathroom in one was tiny and in very poor condition. Overall, this hotel was more like... More

I stayed at this hotel for four nights in May. As previously reported, the hotel is situated in East Jerusalem, only a five minute walk from the Damscus Gate and the wonders of the Old City. I had a single room, which was small (two double beds crammed along a wall) but comfortable. The room had wifi and a TV... More

We spent a week at the Jerusalem Hotel in March. We had chosen the hotel particularly because of its location (very close to the Damascus Gate), and from other Tripadvisor reviews we expected that the hotel would be comfortable, and individual. But it is more than this. Not just the generous breakfasts, for example: breakfasts served by an especially charming... More