Top Hotels in Jerusalem
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Ramada Jerusalem Hotel ★★★★
"Overall great"
Christmas Hotel - Jerusalem ★★★
"Very good value, convenient location."
Dan Panorama Jerusalem Hotel ★★★★
"The bathroom was not added, it was used before."
Addar Hotel ★★★
"Service good, people good but bad smell"
Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem ★★★★
"The second time we stayed there Great location, nice team. We would recommend staying there"
Ibis Jerusalem City Center ★★★
"Very good location, close to everything within walking distance. Impeccable breakfast, perfect service!"
St. George’s Cathedral Pilgrim Guesthouse – Jerusalem ★★★
"A very unique hotel, converted from a church. Security is also strict, and no one except hotel guests can enter or exit at will, which makes people feel at ease. The room is spacious and the facilities are simple but very clean. There are three disadvantages: 1) Bottled water is not provided. In order to drink water, you have to go out and buy it. 2) Some items in the breakfast were extremely salty. 3) The bed is too soft, which is a bit painful for people with bad lumbar spine. Otherwise very good."
The Post Hostel Jerusalem ★★
"The issues that arose include: 1. **Lack of Availability**: I inquired in advance about purchasing the "Behetzdaa" benefit and was instructed to follow certain guidelines. Subsequently, there was no response from your side, even though I tried to contact immediately. 2. **Disregard for Sabbath Observance**: I explicitly requested not to be contacted on the Sabbath, yet I received calls from you throughout the day, which disrespected my values as an observant individual. 3. **Unprofessional Reception Service**: Upon our arrival at the hotel, we had to wait a long time at the reception to receive the room. 4. **Faulty Air Conditioning – Significant Distress**: The room was unbearable. The air conditioner only operated on heating mode, and despite our complaint, we were told it could not be fixed until the next day. We were forced to sleep on an extremely hot night, sweating and suffering, with no temporary solution or minimal consideration from your side. This is a severe impact on the quality of stay and guest comfort! 5. **Broken Curtain**: Light entered the room early in the morning because the curtain did not cover the window properly and was not securely attached, making it difficult to rest adequately. 6. **Check-Out Discrepancy with Published Information**: At 10:30 AM, we were awakened by loud knocking, claiming that check-out time was 10:00 AM, even though it was clearly stated that departure time was until 11:00 AM."
Herbert Samuel Jerusalem ★★★★★
"Very clean and tidy"
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The American Colony Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
"The American Colony is one of my favorite places in the world — a sanctuary of calm, history, and elegance. Every time I stay here, I’m reminded why it’s such a rare gem. It has become my home away from home with the most brilliant staff on the planet who give this already special hotel a beautiful touch. Breakfast in the courtyard is one of life’s simple pleasures — strong Arabic coffee, fresh pastries, and the sound of the fountains mingling with morning conversation. The evenings are equally magical; the bar, with its mix of locals, correspondents, and travelers, feels like a salon of ideas. It’s just magical in every way!"
Mamilla Hotel
"FOOD WAS AVERAGE BUT LARGE VARIETY."
Theatron Jerusalem Hotel & Spa MGallery Collection
"We have just come back from a wonderful trip to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The hotel is new and beautiful in a quiet part of the city. It's about a 20-25 minute walk to old Jerusalem. There is a fantastic restaurant opposite called Talbiye. I'm planning a return trip to Jerusalem in June for work. I won't be staying at this hotel again unfortunately and have identified another hotel for my return trip. The staff was helpful but one, name beginning with H let us down. He messed up a few times. He told us he wanted to work in psychology, and it appeared his head wasn't in the job of hospitality. The hotel messed up with breakfast a few other things including me not getting my wake-up call. My friend got a bottle of wine which I didn't want as it would have been a hassle to bring back and I don't drink enough to finish a bottle in a day. H wasn't thinking like a person in the hotel business. When i said chocolates would be a good alternative, I just got two little chocolates that they put on your pillow anyway. There could have been an offer of a spa treatment or a cocktail at the bar. Also, H said to my friend that 'she is angry with me'. I told him H not to speak about me in front of me as I found it rude. He then said something along the lines of staff will talk about you when you're not here anyway....(so why stay that the Theatron again if that his what staff do?) I asked to speak to the manager the following day, but they weren't available. Me and my friend both agreed that the one member of staff let down an overall lovely experience."
Orient by Isrotel Exclusive
"Nice hotel in good location. Close to old city. Clean. Nicely decorated."
Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem
" Exceptional Stay at the Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem We had a truly wonderful stay at the Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem. The service was outstanding—every staff member was professional, kind, and attentive to every detail. The breakfast was exceptional, with a wide variety of fresh, delicious options served in a beautiful setting. We also thoroughly enjoyed the food during our stay on the terace—everything was thoughtfully prepared and full of flavour. The hotel itself is elegant, spotless, and ideally located near the Old City and many main attractions. It was a perfect combination of luxury and comfort. Thank you to the entire team, Daniella, from reception, Gus from the bar,at the Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem for making our stay so special. We look forward to coming back! Thank you, thank you for hospitality! "
Brown Jlm Mamilla, a Member of Brown Hotels
"We made a last minute spontaneous reservation. We’re not previously familiar with the hotel. Reception was warm & friendly. Room was ready, very clean and lovely decor. We got a balcony room (upgrade) and that really added to our experience. Comfy bed & great shower. We’ll be back."
Hotel Yehuda
"The hotel keeps Kosher- not recommended during weekends, full with noisy children, the hotel Bar is closed at 3pm ( at check in time) I. The rooms Annette’s are poor. I couldn’t sleep because of the nearby highway - completely not for relaxing vacation. Very disappointing."
St. George Hotel
"*Jerusalem does not belong to Israel*..first of all it needs to change.. Does Tripadvisor show its side like all those who remain silent in this situation? Jerusalem belongs to Palestine. Palestine and everything belonging to it is under occupation."
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."
Leonardo Boutique Jerusalem
"The hotel is in an ideal location--the center of Jerusalem, in an old, quaint neighborhood. We left our car in the gated parking garage and tooled around the city on public transport. The room was large and comfortable, the dining hall spacious, good food, friendly servers. Desk clerks were friendly and helpful. We would gladly recommend this hotel to friends and family."
Leonardo Hotel Jerusalem
" The hotel is not recommended, very dirty rooms, Old furniture bug on the , The food is not fresh, matters, electric wire open on the wall not safety, view , from window block, services is bad. We had stay their for weekend and it was disaster experience"
Villa Brown Jerusalem, a Member of Brown Hotels
"The hotel has no parking and it is not mentioned. The spa is closed and so is the cove bar. Although, none of it is disclosed upon booking and all are described as part of the hotel facilities. Hotel is nice but overpriced and we were very disappointed with the false advertising. Breakfast was average. Jacuzzi in the room did not work. We took the “suite” which was an average room."
St Thomas Guesthouse - Jerusalem
"A safe and economical hostel in the old city. Very local and unique breakfast. The facilities are old and the beds are not very comfortable, but it is conveniently located near Damascus Gate. As it is in the Muslim quarter, the surrounding shops and restaurants do not sell alcohol. If you want to drink beer or wine, you have to go to the bar at the nearby Hotel Jerusalem."
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)."
Seven Arches Hotel
"Wonderful location with a beautiful view of Jerusalem. Old but well-maintained facilities. Cleanliness was okay, large sections with carpet give the feeling of a lot of accumulated dust. Breakfast was quite different from what we usually eat in Brazil, but very well served."
Brown Machne Yehuda
"Super"
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More Information About Jerusalem Hotels
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Number of reviews |
4,043 |
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Total properties |
191 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
S$ 376 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
S$ 380 |
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Trending hotel |
Addar Hotel |
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West Jerusalem |
FAQs About Hotels in Jerusalem
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What are the best hotels in Jerusalem?
Jerusalem has some of the best hotels to satisfy your needs. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Addar Hotel (from S$ 76), Christmas Hotel - Jerusalem (from S$ 103) and Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem (from S$ 198) are best choices for your stay.
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What are the top hotels in Jerusalem near The Western Wall Plaza?
Some of the top hotels in Jerusalem near The Western Wall Plaza include Hashimi Hotel (from S$ 106), Saladin Boutique Hotel (from S$ 139) and Capsule & Dormitory Space-X (from S$ 48), all offering easy access to The Western Wall Plaza, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What is the average price of a hotel in Jerusalem for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Jerusalem this weekend is S$ 326 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is S$ 428 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Jerusalem this weekend typically cost S$ 1,107 per night.
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How much do hotels in Jerusalem cost per day during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Jerusalem during weekdays is S$ 327 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around S$ 435 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Jerusalem generally cost S$ 1,070 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Jerusalem?
Planning a relaxing getaway? A spa experience can be the perfect addition to your trip. Orient by Isrotel Exclusive (from S$ 519), Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem (from S$ 750) and The American Colony Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels of the World (from S$ 370) provide highly rated spa services for ultimate relaxation.
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Which hotels in Jerusalem have pools?
Orient by Isrotel Exclusive (from S$ 519), Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem (from S$ 750) and Dan Panorama Jerusalem Hotel (from S$ 324) are popular hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What are the best places to stay in Jerusalem?
Some of the best places to stay in Jerusalem are near popular attractions like The Western Wall Plaza, Church of the Holy Sepulchre and Old City, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best budget-friendly hotels in Jerusalem?
Popular budget hotels in Jerusalem include Jerusalem Gate Hotel.
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What hotels in Jerusalem offer an especially good breakfast?
Orient by Isrotel Exclusive (from S$ 519), Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem (from S$ 750) and The American Colony Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels of the World (from S$ 370) offer an especially good breakfast to start your day. Begin your day with a tasty and satisfying breakfast!
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What are the best luxury hotels in Jerusalem?
Jerusalem has many popuplar luxury hotels with different styles, top amenities and unique experiences. Orient by Isrotel Exclusive (from S$ 519), Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem (from S$ 750) and The American Colony Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels of the World (from S$ 370) are highly recommended luxury hotels for exceptional stay.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Jerusalem?
Villa Brown Jerusalem, a Member of Brown Hotels (from S$ 250), Brown Machne Yehuda (from S$ 171) and Bezalel Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel (from S$ 313) are the best pet-friendly hotels that welcomes your furry friends. Enjoy your stay with your pets by your side!
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