The Jerusalem Hotel, run by a Palestinian family, is right by the Damascus Gate into the old city of Jerusalem. Rooms are interestingly furnished with individual pieces and beautifully cool. The terrace restaurant is a bonus and well worth eating in. Try the Palestinian mezza - delicious and good value.

We booked two double rooms for one night in April. Our rooms weren't quite ready but we were offered a welcome drink in the very pleasant restaurant. The rooms were delightful. Large with high ceilings, stone walls, antique furnishings and modern bathrooms. We ate lunch and dinner in the restaurant and were very happy with the food and service. Breakfast... More

Located close to the Damascus gate Jerusalem Hotel is a good choice for those who's visiting the Old city. The rooms are not the regular but with a high ceilings and stone walls. The restaurant was pretty nice.

This was my first time staying in East Jerusalem. Location is good - close to the Damascus Gate and to the new tram. Rooms are spacious with some character, though the bathrooms are tiny. The front of the hotel looks out over a bus station, so in the evening there is relentless honking. It quieted down as the night went... More

My boyfriend and I stayed here for a couple of nights in early January and there were upsides and downsides. First of all, the rooms had a lot of character, with high stone ceilings and traditional furnishings, and everything was perfectly clean. The food in the restaurant was also really good - we had lunch and dinner there as well... More

Very close to the Old City. Located in the Arab section - I felt safe at all times but note that there is limited dining, night life and bars nearby. Probably good value, don't know for sure since I have not been to other hotels in Jerusalem. Wifi was spotty in my room and the bed was not long enough... More

I really enjoyed staying at this hotel, it is a very nice and charming place run by a Palestinian family. You are coming as a stranger and leave as a friend. Don´t expect a poshy place with a minbar and pay-tv, but the room (really stylish and individual) has all amenities of the 21st century such like high speed internet... More

Great logistics - directly across the street from a bus stop, less than 100 yards from the Damascus Gate to the Old City - this boutique hotel is charming from start to finish. The entrance is a delightful garden cafe, where we enjoyed breakfast, drinks and a Friday night dinner accompanied by live traditional music provided by accomplished musicians. The... More

This was my first trip to Jerusalem and I am so glad I chose Jerusalem hotel at Nablus Road. It is such a lively, warm and friendly place. Friday evening live music with oud, drums, poetry and dance is a 'must have experience'. The staff (Shireen, Josephine, Mohammad, Nasser) are always friendly and always have a story (or smiles) to... More