East Jerusalem Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in East Jerusalem, Jerusalem

"Amazing perfect "

"Lovely accommodstions"

"The hotel was great - wonderful location and breakfast was delicious."

"The architecture was beautiful and the location was a central locations to all holy sites and shopping markets. The staff was the best part of the stay. They are extremely welcoming and friendly. I will not only stay again but encourage others to book there. "

"Great place to stay and great breakfast and I suggest getting dinner too since Jerusalem does not have a lot of dining options that might not fit your pallet if you’re not from there. The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful and I love the gym they have here. "

"We stad 2 nights and we enjoed this hotel alot the rooms are very clean, people are so nice, breakfast was so good and we enjoyed the top roof area. Over all very nice hotel and wakable to the main tourist points. "

"Everything was excellent. The concierge got me the very best driver! Eli!!!"

"Beautiful hotel. Amazing amenities. Great location."

"Our experience at The Sephardic House Hotel was nothing short of exceptional. Nestled just steps away from the Zion Gate in the Jewish Quarter, this beautifully restored building offers the rare opportunity to stay inside Jerusalem’s Old City while enjoying modern comforts and warm, attentive hospitality. From the moment we arrived, we were struck by the elegance and charm of the historic architecture. The interior courtyard, with its stone arches and serene ambiance, evokes the rich cultural heritage of the Sephardic community while providing a peaceful retreat from the city’s energy. The rooms are tastefully decorated, immaculately clean, and thoughtfully equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The location is truly unbeatable. Within minutes, we could walk to the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and countless other holy and historical sites. Being able to explore the Old City early in the morning and late in the evening, when it’s quieter and more atmospheric, was a unique privilege."