The Templer Inn

The hosts were very helpful. They let us check in early. The building is a restored house from the Templers who lived in Jerusalem in the 19th century. The room we stayed in was in two parts, with a living room-kitchenette and bedroom divided by a few stair. It was peaceful and comfortable. We loved the outside grounds and perhaps the best part of the experience was eating the tasty breakfast outside under lovely trees. The property is a 25 minute, interesting walk to the Old City, and right in the middle of the German Colony's winding alleys, an amazing park along the old railway line and with many shops and cafes.

The pillows weren't that comfortable. (I should have asked for a different one)

the apartment is in historic house. All facilities worked perfect. And there where a lot of "small things" to make the life convenient.

Wonderful hospitality, lovely surroundings. We stayed at the Templer Inn for five days in June. There are only four rooms, really small apartments, in this Inn. The rooms were immaculate, with modern bathrooms and well appointed kitchenettes. Alon and Reveah, our hosts were wonderful, pointing out local attractions and helping us out with transportation details. They served a lovely Israeli breakfast in the courtyard each morning and graciously accommodated my vegan preferences. They really went out of their way to help with anything we needed, including cleaning my white pants after I had sat on something, well, colorful. The Inn is a historic building in the German quarter and Alon proudly showed off all its history, as it has been in his family for generations. Walking distance to restaurants, bus stops and local shops.

It was perfect.

The staff was very welcoming. It's a charming suite, clean and finished in the style. Centrally located and on a quiet street. Breakfast in the courtyard was delightful.

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The Templer in is a fabulous place. The location is on a quiet street. And is a few steps away from The First Station and it’s many fine restaurants. You can walk off lunch or dinner by strolling through Train Track Park. The walk to the Old City is 10-15. The Templer Inn’s architecture is unique. The breakfast is wonderful! My wife and I have stayed in many B&B’s and we feel this the best one we have stayed in. This will be our go to place when traveling to Jerusalem. I can’t say enough about our gracious host Alon and his wife, they are helpful, informative and knowledgeable. Book a stay today!!!

Very interesting historical building

Liked everything

Excellent location. Great accomodations, great hosts, amazing breakfast!

Great location. Great breakfast. Comfortable bed and very clean shower and bathroom. Also very practical kitchenette.

A bit overpriced.