The staff was very accommodating, helping us with Shabbat. The building is shabbat-friendly - old-fashioned room keys instead of key cards, only 3-stories high, so we did not need to climb much. Breakfast every morning was delicious, if you like Israeli-hotel style breakfasts, which we all do. Location was great. Most of our tours picked up down the street in front of the Prima Kings. There were several synagogues in the neighborhood from which to choose. We were an 18 minute walk from downtown, and less than 30 minutes from the Kotel. The neighborhood is charming. Although this is no fault of the hotel or staff, be aware that they are tearing down the building across the street. Very loud construction noise was a constant from about 7:30 AM to the evening, and one evening some minor construction noise was audible all night. Again, not the hotel's fault, but it did not make for a restful vacation. The building is old, and some things need updating. There are only 3 outlets in the room, and one was taken up with the mini refrigerator. So that choice was fridge or bedside light. The outlet next to the other side of the bed was loose, and I could not plug my CPAP machine into it and maintain power, leading to some annoying stretching of the cord all the way across the room to the remaining working outlet. Other minor issues - the closet had one hanger; maid service removed the hand towel and never replaced it. (But the staff was great about responding to problems like these.)

The staff are very helpful &nice. Location is great!

The property has not had any improvement since my last visit in 2018. I would say it was a little run down. I had problem with the air-conditioning remote.

Amazig staff Amir, Abed and Nur. Quite and peaceful place in beautiful neighborhood. THANK YOU.

I love staying a little house. It is clean and quiet. The area is beautiful. The neighborhood has so many beautiful flowers. It is close to the old city. It is not a tourist place or at least not a place where large groups of tourists stay. One area that could use improvement in my opinion is the breakfast. And everything else is just simply what I want in the heat when I am in Jerusalem. I would be more than comfortable recommending anyone. I know to stay at Little House At Rahavia when they arrive Jerusalem.

Bed was not clean enough. Rooms need urgent renovations.

Great breakfast. Old world feeling. My small, individual room (bathroom), was very small but there is place to put things if you need to. Its clean and you have all the basic comforts (wifi..) not a lot of "amenities" except the "old fashioned breakfast" is really nice (great coffee)..

Great place. Staff were helpful and nice. Only suggestion would be to

We had a great stay at the Little House in Rehavia

perfectly adequate. eccellent breakfast

Israeli style hotel. Perfect for our needs, centrally located, street parking, eateries and groceries easily accessible.

Very friendly staff who were extremely helpful, however, not enough power points in the room to charge devices which is essential these days.

I stay here frequently because of the convenient location. It is a clean, no frills place that suits my needs.

It is quant and cozy and quiet. Within walking distance of the old city as well as Ben Yehuda street. The neighborhood feels very safe. Everywhere you walk in the area are beautiful flowers of all different kinds.

The hotel isn’t fancy or large. The rooms are clean and sparse. Due to COVID the usual breakfast wasn’t offered. Excellent location, centrally located and superb value. If you expect the Ritz, you’ll be disappointed but we were quite comfortable. We would go back again.

Very cozy and comfortable hotel Customer friendly and near major attractions

Very cozy and comfortable hotelCustomer friendly and near major attractions

check in was a bit strange. We arrive around 6:30pm to a locked front door. After one or two tries we received a phone call giving us the code for the front door and our room number. The accommodations were "adequate" and comfortable. Due to Covid there was no breakfast buffet offered and only a very limited fixed menu breakfast should you wish to avail yourself of a breakfast option. Cleanup of room was done daily although on 2 occasions the door to the room was left unlocked once with the staff's keys left in the door. Front desk attendance was sporadic with times where there was no-one available to speak to should an issue arise. A very no frills experience but adequate for our needs. Location was good if not really at the center of the city but plenty of transportation options available. Would consider rebooking in the future.

check in was a bit strange. We arrive around 6:30pm to a locked front door. After one or two tries we received a phone call giving us the code for the front door and our room number. The accommodations were "adequate" and comfortable. Due to Covid there was no breakfast buffet offered and only a very limited fixed menu breakfast should you wish to avail yourself of a breakfast option. Cleanup of room was done daily although on 2 occasions the door to the room was left unlocked once with the staff's keys left in the door. Front desk attendance was sporadic with times where there was no-one available to speak to should an issue arise. A very no frills experience but adequate for our needs. Location was good if not really at the center of the city but plenty of transportation options available. Would consider rebooking in the future.

Great location. Was perfect for our needs to be in Jerusalem in order to visit family and friends

It is a basic, reasonable clean room in a great location.

It is a basic, reasonable clean room in a great location.

Within 10 to 20 minute walk to most of Jerusalem. Kosher and friendly to Orthodox community. Very helpful staff. Breakfasts are good. Book early for Shabbas meals -- otherwise buy food in advance and store in the Shabbas kitchen.

Location, quiet, feels like home. Third time, excellent.

just a little too minimalist for it price. Location excellent

just a little too minimalist for it price. Location excellent

Great little hotel. It’s very central and the rooms are good size. The only issue is the windows are single pane and you can hear people talking outside all night.

Great location in Jerusalem - about 15-20 minute walk to Old City or to Israel Museum. Short walk to Ben Yehuda and Machane Yehuda. Property is just a little dated, but very clean and 24 hour desk person. Kosher. There is street parking available; use Cellopark and youll be OK.

This was probably my sixth or seventh time staying at Little House, so clearly

This was probably my sixth or seventh time staying at Little House, so clearly

The property was in a lovely suburb of Jerusalem...pretty and quiet, within easy walking of the Old City. The breakfasts were very good and the staff members were friendly and helpful.The only issue was one of comfort. The springs in the mattresses could be felt and the pillows were hard, which meant I woke every morning with neck pain. If this matter was addressed, it would be perfect.

Reasonable price for an excellent location. Room 207 was tiny and dirty. No space for luggage. Had to keep a suitcase on the fridge. Dust was everywhere. Whatever you do don’t look under the bed! Pile of dirt in the corner of the tiny closet. Dirt in the bathroom corners. Broken shelves in bathroom vanity. Shower head sprays water on the floor. Toilet seat is not affixed properly. It moves with you. Toilet doesn’t flush properly ( large button doesn’t work). With few little fixes and good cleanup it could be a much nicer room.