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Clean:
"Spotless rooms with welcomed air-conditioning and a great buffet breakfast served in a neighbouring restaurant." — source Hostelworld
"Very nice place -- spotlessly clean, nice furnishings, definitely a bargain." — source Hostelworld
"Bathroom was not very clean either." — source Hostelworld
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Location:
"Great location, it is expensive for a hotel that looks like a hostel but maybe it is Jerusalem prices." — source Hostelworld
"We were very disappointed in our room location and size." — source Hostelworld
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"It's a regular hotel, but excellent value for money in central West Jerusalem. Nice breakfast in the restaurant next door included in the price." — source Hostelworld
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"we booked a four bed dorm and they put a fifth guy in our room, without reducing the prize." — source Hostelworld
More information on The Jerusalem Inn Hotel
This is the best, brightest little budget hotel in town, and one of the few inexpensive places to survive the tourism slump. The location is excellent -- on a relatively quiet street, a 3-minute walk from Zion Square and less than 10 minutes from the Old City. Rooms are reached by stairway: Most are compact, but all are well planned, airy (some with small balconies), and are brightened by framed art posters and furnished with comfortably firm beds (high-density foam mattresses on heavy wooden slat frames specially designed by the hotel's owner). The hotel works well for both single travelers and family groups; larger rooms can be arranged for up to four or more people. All rooms have private bathrooms with glass-enclosed stall showers (in this price category, most other hotels offer only shower sprays that flood your entire bathroom). The staff is friendly and very helpful; a hefty breakfast is served. The reception desk and hotel switchboard are only open until 6pm and closed on the Sabbath but arrangements can be made for night and Sabbath check-ins. Tip: For Frommer's readers, owner Miki Azulai offers a special deal: Stay 6 nights and the 7th night is free! Just show your Frommer's book at check in. Facilities: Breakfast room Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
Total Rooms:
19Rooms:
19 unitsPrice
$70 double; $95 triple; add 15% during Passover, Succot, and Christmas. Rates include breakfast. Long-term discounts, ICredit Cards Accepted
AE, DISC, DC, MC, VDirections
Bus: 18, 20, 21, and all buses to Zion Sq. On Jaffa Rd., coming from Zion Sq., turn left on Helena Ha-Malka St., then left on Hyrcanos
Area
On Jaffa Rd., coming from Zion Square, turn left on Helena Ha-Malka St., then left on Hyrcanos
Information by FrommersCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $48
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