Old City Boutique Hotel

Central location in the old city made it very easy. Quite.

Bathroom crammed and small Booking said there was a bath but none to see, very pokey apartment. Inside paint was peeling and sandstone falling on the ground from the walls.

Location was outstanding. Eating on the roof you have a nice view of the churva synagogue. But going up to the second level leads you to a direct view looking down to the Temple Mount. The room was clean and organized. Small with limited amenities but comfortable enough.

Bathroom door needs darkening! Can’t have see through glass… also the curtain around the front door was a bit unwieldy. Otherwise great.

Efraim is a great guest, very well organized. he welcome you at the city gate to drive you trough Jerusalem labyrinth. The hotel in nice , quite and clean in the middle of the Armenian area and few minutes walking from all the places you want to visit in the Old city. The hotel Terrance is great in the night to relaxe with an overview of the old city.

Great location.

Very odd that the bathroom door is transparent.

A jewel we discovered in the Old City close to the Jaffa Gate. Absolutely wonderful to meander through the cobbled streets and through the market to get to and from our hotel after working all day. I was upgraded to their suite which is gorgeous and so spacious. Incredible roof top terrace with views across the old city. We all absolutely loved our rooms and our two nights we had there. Highly recommend this gorgeous boutique hotel and would absolutely stay right here again.

The location was wonderful in a charming side street of the Old City of Jerusalem. We were greeted at the Jaffa Gate and led to the hotel by a lovely and very helpful employee. We might not have found it otherwise! He very kindly also helped with the luggage. The room came with an excellent coffee maker and milk, sugar, wine, and some yummy chocolates were helpfully included. The star of the whole stay, though, was the stunning roof terrace with an amazing view of the old city. When it got cool at sunset, it was a wonderful experience to sit up there and watch the light fade.

Honestly, not much to complain about at all.

A wonderful boutique hotel within the old city walls. The hotel has only nine rooms beautifully equipped with everything any traveller to Jerusalem could need. My most favourite and special part has to be the two story roof terrace where you can enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning or glass of wine in the evenings!

There is nothing not to like!