Austrian Pilgrim Hospice

I stayed here for one night in March 2023. I was checked into the new building which isn’t part of the actual hospice but was built in 2019. The room was spacious with good WiFi, a desk, two twin beds, a bathroom, toiletries and a hair dryer. There is no kettle or tv though. There is a lovely terrace with multiple floors you can sit on which is private the to the new building residents. Lots of benches to sit on and it overlooks the Via Delarosa. The beds are comfy and there are ample plug sockets for charging. You can open the shutters of your window to have a view of the hospice. Breakfast was fab, there was a hot drinks machine, lemon, orange juice and water. There is fresh fruit, boiled eggs, meats, salad, cereals, toast, cake, yogurt and chocolate and vanilla puddings. The dining area is lovely and the staff are warm. The main hospice is open to the public, it is like a museum inside with a beautiful chapel and library. As a resident you can go onto the roof included in the price, but as a visitor it is 5NIS to visit which is well worth the money if you don’t stay here. There are commanding views of Jerusalem which is especially amazing at sunset. A lovely hotel, great for a relaxing stay, but if you want to stay in the actual hospice don’t book a terrace room as this is a new building next door.

There is no TV.

though i had a confirmed booking. it was not honored. i was made to book through hotel, at a higher rate

Panoramic view from the roof of this hotel well situated in the old city on the Via Delarosa. The staff is quite accommodating g and wonderful.

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