King David Jerusalem

The location was excellent. The apartment was large, the balcony was great and the beds really comfortable. The apartment is set up for observant Jews, which made being there for Shabbat very comfortable.

The phone number provided to access the parking didn't work, but we called the number on the garage and they let us in. Also the instructions didn't specify which wing our apartment was in so it took some time finding the right elevatory to our apartment.

חדר,ניקיון,צוות, בריכה.

ארוחת הערב בשישי הייתה לא משהו.

I had high expectations when dining at the King David Hotel’s dairy restaurant, but left disappointed. The food itself was fine, though the menu was not particularly exciting. The real issue was the portion sizes. My pasta arrived in what looked like a child’s plate, explained away as part of their “new concept.” The pizza? Barely larger than a cookie — with the same justification. To make matters worse, prices remain just as high, unchanged despite the downsized servings. It feels like a simple profit strategy: less food, same cost. For a hotel of this reputation, the experience fell far short and offered little value for money. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend it.

Extraordinary property well maintained. The staff was cheerful and helpful. An absolutely perfect stay at a great hotel.

Legendary hotel with amazing service. Waking up to that stunning view of the old city has been a real pleasure. My personal highlight was the Grill Room - I was seated at the bar and spent an unforgettable night with great drinks, delicious food and good company - the staff made sure that as a single traveller, I felt very welcome. If you‘re there, try the Tartar, the Denver Cut and a „Naked and Famous“.

The TV could use an upgrade. The international channels are great, but it would be nice to have a streaming service available. The WiFi also didn‘t really reach the balcony. However, these are minor details, everything was amazing.

Locatia. Atmosfera care oferă acest hotel.

This was my third stay at the King David Jerusalem, and honestly, it’s been the best experience each time. The hotel has a unique vibe—it’s a true grand hotel, elegant and full of history, yet still warm and comfortable. Everything during the stay always runs smoothly. The rooms are clean and well cared for, the staff are friendly and helpful, and the lobby has that same relaxed, welcoming, and elegant feel I always enjoy. Dining is another highlight: both breakfasts and the Saturday meal were excellent—tasty food, plenty of variety, and really good service. The pool and gardens are spotless, making it easy to just relax and enjoy. And the views of IMCA and the Old City of Jerusalem are simply breathtaking. What I especially like is how the hotel keeps its history alive. The building is full of stories, and the guided tours around the property are a great way to experience it - I really enjoyed them. After coming back a few times, I can say the King David has just the right mix of history, comfort, and hospitality - and they manage to keep that feeling steady year after year. It always feels good to return, and I’m already looking forward to the next visit.

Famous hotel , but time for a refurbish of rooms etc , they are not bad just very outdated incl where the breakfast hall was very outdated … pool area nice

While the King David is a grand hotel, it is in need of major upgrading and service improvements. This is my fourth time staying at the hotel and it has really deteriorated. The rooms are tired. The carpets are stained. Turn down service was great one night and terrible the next. Our electric curtains were stick and made a noise until we finally gave up on having them closed. The showers leak and the shower heads are from the 1970’s. The beds are hard as concrete and truly not fit for a hotel like the King David. When we asked for a mattress switch we were initially not responded to. When someone finally came to our room, he asked why we waited so late to raise the issue. We did not wait. We had been out and only laid down when we were ready to sleep. The mattress was so unbearable we could not sleep. We were offered to switch rooms at 1 am, and when we packed our bags, we were not assisted in any way. The bed in the new room was slightly better, but the shower and room were equally old. And our refrigerator was not working. We had to throw away food the next morning when we realized it was broken. The pool is one of the loveliest parts of the hotel and we had excellent service for two days and none at all on the third day. The breakfast was mediocre. Not how I remembered it. But the high holiday may have had a different menu. I think of the King David as the finest hotel in Jerusalem. But the price of the stay is not commensurate with the quality of the rooms or the service. Overall it was a disappointing experience.