Jerusalem Hotel Guide - Tombs of the Sanhedrin hotels in Jerusalem, Israel.

"This was our rescue hotel after the one I originally booked was not as it seemed😮‍💨. I should have booked this one from the beginning. The breakfast (kosher), had many food varieties and was delicious. Breakfast staff (elderly man), was really sweet and helpful! The hotel stored our luggage in the morning while we went on a tour. Location was right smack on the pedestrian strip that could take you to Old Jerusalem in minutes, by foot. Many shopping and dining options close by and that closed late! There was heavy construction going around the hotel, however no noise could be heard 7:30 pm onwards. The room was spacious! "

"Very nice. Reception staff lovely and helpful. "

"Great location !!! "

"Phenomenal hotel. A gorgeous landmark. Absolute perfection. Excellent location. Kind staff. Amazing experience. Beautifully designed. Rooftop restaurant breathtaking. "

"Service from the minute we checked in was great!"

"Great stay at the hotel"

"The hotel is centrally located and easy access to restaurants, shops, buses, the light rail, and anything you could really want. I stayed on the 6th floor and there was no noise at all from the street. The room was comfortable and clean. The staff was terrific! The second night of my stay a high school group stayed at the hotel. They were making a bit of noise, so I called the front desk. The staff were supportive and took care of the problem. There was no further incidents with the students. On my last day, Nissim, at the front desk helped me get a taxi, even though he was swamped due to having a full house. He was exceptionally helpful. I would stay at this hotel again."

"Excellent property entire staff gives the best service would recommend it to everybody"

"The hotel is directly across the street from the Great Synagogue in Jerusalem. Super convenient for the holidays. They offer meals for all of the holiday days.Shabbat elevators. Kosher. Services in the hotel itself if you don’t want to go across the street. They provided the Yahrzeit candle that I let for my parents."