Excellent service. Great location.

Have stayed here over 10 times. Convenient, friendly, helpful staff, you feel at home. Breakfast is special, really good offerings.

Very friendly, family-run boutique hotel, in the very heart of Jerusalem.

No breakfast provided or offered even though we reserved and paid for. Accomodations minimal. Towels old and ragged.

Went with my son for a few days and we were very comfortable. Two separate sleeping areas. Very very clean. Little kitchen very helpful. Nice staff.

Amazing location

Good hotel for what was my first time in Jerusalem Pros - Hotel is within good walking distance to the Old City (about 10 mins) and Mahne Yehuda market. - Amenities (restaurants and shops) are within close range. - Really close to the tram that takes you to Central Station, from where you can get a train to Ben Gurion Airport (a circa 40 minutes journey). - Polite (and willing to help) staff. - They give you an iron in the room if you want one. - The room had a balcony with a nice view of the city. Cons - No intercom in the rooms to call reception so you always have to go downstairs via the lift if you don’t have a local phone number. - Not many dining options and the breakfast at 80 shekels isn’t worth it (you can get nicer meal options for less nearby). - Not all the staff speak English so can be difficult to communicate unless you speak to the person at the front desk. - They only give you one complementary bottle of water in the room for the entire time you are there, whereas it should be a bottle a day for a single room and 2 bottles a day for a double room. - They sell umbrellas to guests when it’s raining but it should be complementary for guests.

Books in the room sheets was dirty the shower in the bathroom, flirts the key hard to open the door.