Jerusalem Hotel Guide - L.A. Meyer Institute for Islamic Art hotels in Jerusalem, Israel.

"Very welcoming staff, amenities excellent, food great choice"

"Breakfast excellent, room clean and good size."

"Beautiful!"

"Hotel was pretty good but noise and cleanliness were affected by light rail construction in the street, not their fault, and of course, personell presence might have been affected by war-time absences. This is still our favorite hotel in Jerusalem. Food is still the best. Rooms are the most comfortable in this price range."

"Perfect stay, very nice staff Specifically thank you Jason Gordon"

"It was just fine, not great Definitely not worth the rating it has.. not a fan"

"First time at this hotel and was very impressed. Everything was modern and clean, USB ports on each side of the bed, very powerful shower, huge towels. The staff (especially Rutie) were extremely friendly and helpful. I didn't use the spa, but the gym was well-equipped and very modern. The hotel is very well located and on several bus routes making it very easy to get to most places in Jerusalem. More importantly it is far enough away from all the noise being created by the light rail construction that is going on in many locations in Jerusalem, so it was nice and quiet."

"Breakfast was excellent, though staff was missing first at several positions - preparing eggs, optional coffee etc."

"The staff was VERY helpful! We were disappointed that there was no breakfast, but we understood that it was because of the war and fewer guests. For at least one night, we were the only ones! Any time there was a problem, the staff addressed it immediately. Parking was convenient, and the maid service was excellent."