from 2 sources
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"Great location, much nicer rooms than we expected." — source Skoosh
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"the rooms even though on the small side were well maintained and updated." — source Skoosh
More information on Prima Kings
This property situates the visitor for convenient access to every sites. Offers banqueting facilities only. There are no other facilities; such as swimming pool or health club as expected in a Superior Class hotel. LA 10.08 This is a stone building consisting of five floors with green windows and balconies. The kings hotel is situated in the centre of Jerusalem next to the great synagogue and ten minutes walking distance from the old city.
Check-in Time:
1500Check-out Time:
1200Total Rooms:
217 rooms.217Total Floors:
6 floors.Rooms:
Guest Rooms:The seventy rooms on the kings floor have balconies and are in very good condition as are the bathrooms. The remaining rooms have not been renovated and they do not have balconies. They along with the bathrooms are in good condition.Directions
From Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport (TLV): Distance to Prima Kings Hotel is 58 kilometres, approximately 60 minutes' drive. Getting there. Taxis wait at level G, terminal 3, and the fare to the city centre is around 90 NIS. Fares are higher at night. Sheruts (shared taxis) have fixed rates per passenger. Visitors are advised to use registered taxis only. The number 5 bus runs between the airport and Airport City terminal; buses are available from here to Jerusalem. Getting around. Private taxis are inexpensive, but passengers should ensure the meter is used. Jerusalem is compact and easy to explore on foot.
Area
Jerusalem
Dining
RestaurantThe dining-room can seat upto three hundred and fifty people. It is decorated in light colours with wooden furniture.
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $169
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