Hotel 4 Bintang di Jerusalem, Israel

Room looks a little bit rundown but it was spacious and the ensuite bathtub made for a great way to relax after an entire day of walking around in the city. It was located a little distance from the Tram stop, so if you dont know the shortcut, it could take a while to see and walk to the hotel. Breakfast selection and variety was great, enjoyed the meals thoroughly. Location was near the civic centre and National Library, so that was a nice bonus.

Generally a nice and clean place, but I’m a light sleeper, and the traffic noise was unfortunately too much for me to sleep comfortably in. However, I was travelling in the company of other, less light sleepers, and they had no issues sleeping in the room right next to mine. The hotel entrance was guarded by the smoking receptionist; perhaps they should work a bit on the first impression they give their guests.

Administrators, front desk, staff, and caretakers were helpful going above and beyond to make my superfast and very tight-schedule in Jerusalem possible. Rooms were neat, clean, and pre-cooled - good for instantly sleeping in my case. I couldn't go for breakfast due to time constraints but the lobby smelled so nice that I have no doubt whatever was inside was amazing! (P.s. 80% of taste is smell). Location-wise, the hotel is located in the heart of Jerusalem and however it is currently rated 4 stars, I feel everything here is equivalent to 5 or 7 star hotel I have visited given that I travel mostly with work on my mind and/or have visited hotels with professional company. The hotel was silent and peaceful and one can work there. Food was too tilted on the romantic side. The location was great. All of this was just 100 Euros is also very economical. Thank You to the lady at the reception for helping me to order a Dominos Pizza at 1 AM when I arrived and staff who received it for me.

This hotel is perfectly located in the dead center of Jerusalem and close to the Old City. The rooms are a good size and the breafast is yummy. The staff are also helpful and managed to arrange an early check in when we arrived after a very long flight. Overall the hotel was excellent

We had a delightful stay at the Prima Royale— most especially, I must recommend the staff. Everyone was helpful, kind, friendly, and they were happy to accommodate us. We arrived hours ahead of the 3pm check-in time (very early plane), but the rooms were available and they let us in mid-morning. They sent someone to open the bar for us and with drinks in hand, they opened the roof (which was closed for the winter—but we had an unseasonably warm 60 degree day) so we could sit up there and watch the sunset and enjoy the great view. The rooms were very comfortable, and the breakfast was fabulous. I highly recommend that you add that to your reservation. There is also a buffet dinner which one of our party went to, and she said it was very good. We walked from the hotel to the Old City, Mamilla, and to Machane Yehuda market all within 20 minutes. The location is excellent. But again, I can say that the staff is the best, and whatever you need, they will be happy to help you.

We stayed at Sergei Palace for 9 nights, from April 5-14. This was part of a 4-week visit in Israel. The other nights we stayed at 5 other hotels – arranged by the tour we participated in. Our choice of Sergei Palace was initially due to a desire for a larger hotel room. This did not disappoint. Indeed, the rooms and bathrooms were spacious. For the most part, we enjoyed our stay at Sergei Palace. However, lots of room for improvement. This review serves as an open letter to the hotel manager at large, Mr Andre. Pros: - Larger room, larger bathroom, including spacious shower stall. - Clean. Wish to thank Ms Virginia, the housekeeping staff, who to me was the star of the show. On our first morning, I made a special request for doorknobs, door handles, light switches to be sterilized. Virginia came in and did so. I was very pleased by her service, cheerful attitude, and pleasant manners. Ms Virginia made us feel like we were royal visitors. - Bed was comfortable. - Corridor has nice décor. - As everyone has mentioned, beautiful courtyard. - Separate entrance to our wing. - A special thank you to receptionist Mr Bashar who greeted us each time he saw us. Cons: - Ms Elana, the manager of the hotel restaurant, this is for you: Getting breakfast at the Sergei Palace can be a real problem. You either get your food – if you have breakfast on the HOTEL’S TERMS. Or you get PART of your food. Or you get a scolding. Either way, breakfast at the Sergei Palace restaurant was not a pleasant experience. [If you care for the details, here you go: As a couple, you go to the restaurant, and they serve you a tray of food which consists of 8 little bowls of food, such as a small bowl of cheese, a small bowl of hummus, etc. I understand you can have refills. You also get your choice of eggs. Then depending on who is serving you, you may be offered a dessert (pancakes or croissants) or not. The tray with 8 little bowls is for the couple TO SHARE. However, if as a couple you have breakfast separately (for example, if one is an early riser), then you will either get scolded for not coming together because the tray is meant FOR SHARING. So then you, as the guest, apologize profusely. After all, you are on vacation and you cannot get up in the morning at the same time as your spouse. So you become an inconvenience to the restaurant staff So they tell you that to resolve this, the first person will get HALF a tray (ie 4 little bowls) and the second person will later get the other HALF (4 other bowls). But when I (the second person) came down for breakfast, my “half” tray never arrived.] - We later learned that the restaurant is managed separately from the hotel. So our star rating of 3 stars is combined from 4 stars for the hotel experience, and 2 stars for the restaurant experience. Thank you. - Receptionists were not able to answer this simple question, “Are there any restaurants open today?” It was our 3rd Sabbath in Jerusalem, and we wanted to expl

This centrally located hotel near shopping and fine dining was clean, upscale, and the breakfasts were plentiful and very good. Our veteran group stayed here for 10 nights and was our HQ for visits throughout Israel. Room service was great and the hotel staff were wonderful and very helpful. The beds and the rooms were comfortable which contributed to a good trip. I highly recommend this hotel and will stay here again!

Unforgetable experience at Hamsa Restaurant in Vert Hotel Jerusalem. This amazing hotel offers the most outstanding experience and best service ever seen. Dining in Hamsa restaurant led by deputy hotel director Mr. Firaz Izhiman is a real israeli and culinary pleasure. The dishes are more than tasty and the staff ( Asad ) is creating a good feeling to the guests. After such a great evening the only thing I can think about is that I ‘ll be back soon for sure!! Respect

Room looks a little bit rundown but it was spacious and the ensuite bathtub made for a great way to relax after an entire day of walking around in the city. It was located a little distance from the Tram stop, so if you dont know the shortcut, it could take a while to see and walk to the hotel. Breakfast selection and variety was great, enjoyed the meals thoroughly. Location was near the civic centre and National Library, so that was a nice bonus.

Generally a nice and clean place, but I’m a light sleeper, and the traffic noise was unfortunately too much for me to sleep comfortably in. However, I was travelling in the company of other, less light sleepers, and they had no issues sleeping in the room right next to mine. The hotel entrance was guarded by the smoking receptionist; perhaps they should work a bit on the first impression they give their guests.

Administrators, front desk, staff, and caretakers were helpful going above and beyond to make my superfast and very tight-schedule in Jerusalem possible. Rooms were neat, clean, and pre-cooled - good for instantly sleeping in my case. I couldn't go for breakfast due to time constraints but the lobby smelled so nice that I have no doubt whatever was inside was amazing! (P.s. 80% of taste is smell). Location-wise, the hotel is located in the heart of Jerusalem and however it is currently rated 4 stars, I feel everything here is equivalent to 5 or 7 star hotel I have visited given that I travel mostly with work on my mind and/or have visited hotels with professional company. The hotel was silent and peaceful and one can work there. Food was too tilted on the romantic side. The location was great. All of this was just 100 Euros is also very economical. Thank You to the lady at the reception for helping me to order a Dominos Pizza at 1 AM when I arrived and staff who received it for me.

This hotel is perfectly located in the dead center of Jerusalem and close to the Old City. The rooms are a good size and the breafast is yummy. The staff are also helpful and managed to arrange an early check in when we arrived after a very long flight. Overall the hotel was excellent

We had a delightful stay at the Prima Royale— most especially, I must recommend the staff. Everyone was helpful, kind, friendly, and they were happy to accommodate us. We arrived hours ahead of the 3pm check-in time (very early plane), but the rooms were available and they let us in mid-morning. They sent someone to open the bar for us and with drinks in hand, they opened the roof (which was closed for the winter—but we had an unseasonably warm 60 degree day) so we could sit up there and watch the sunset and enjoy the great view. The rooms were very comfortable, and the breakfast was fabulous. I highly recommend that you add that to your reservation. There is also a buffet dinner which one of our party went to, and she said it was very good. We walked from the hotel to the Old City, Mamilla, and to Machane Yehuda market all within 20 minutes. The location is excellent. But again, I can say that the staff is the best, and whatever you need, they will be happy to help you.

We stayed at Sergei Palace for 9 nights, from April 5-14. This was part of a 4-week visit in Israel. The other nights we stayed at 5 other hotels – arranged by the tour we participated in. Our choice of Sergei Palace was initially due to a desire for a larger hotel room. This did not disappoint. Indeed, the rooms and bathrooms were spacious. For the most part, we enjoyed our stay at Sergei Palace. However, lots of room for improvement. This review serves as an open letter to the hotel manager at large, Mr Andre. Pros: - Larger room, larger bathroom, including spacious shower stall. - Clean. Wish to thank Ms Virginia, the housekeeping staff, who to me was the star of the show. On our first morning, I made a special request for doorknobs, door handles, light switches to be sterilized. Virginia came in and did so. I was very pleased by her service, cheerful attitude, and pleasant manners. Ms Virginia made us feel like we were royal visitors. - Bed was comfortable. - Corridor has nice décor. - As everyone has mentioned, beautiful courtyard. - Separate entrance to our wing. - A special thank you to receptionist Mr Bashar who greeted us each time he saw us. Cons: - Ms Elana, the manager of the hotel restaurant, this is for you: Getting breakfast at the Sergei Palace can be a real problem. You either get your food – if you have breakfast on the HOTEL’S TERMS. Or you get PART of your food. Or you get a scolding. Either way, breakfast at the Sergei Palace restaurant was not a pleasant experience. [If you care for the details, here you go: As a couple, you go to the restaurant, and they serve you a tray of food which consists of 8 little bowls of food, such as a small bowl of cheese, a small bowl of hummus, etc. I understand you can have refills. You also get your choice of eggs. Then depending on who is serving you, you may be offered a dessert (pancakes or croissants) or not. The tray with 8 little bowls is for the couple TO SHARE. However, if as a couple you have breakfast separately (for example, if one is an early riser), then you will either get scolded for not coming together because the tray is meant FOR SHARING. So then you, as the guest, apologize profusely. After all, you are on vacation and you cannot get up in the morning at the same time as your spouse. So you become an inconvenience to the restaurant staff So they tell you that to resolve this, the first person will get HALF a tray (ie 4 little bowls) and the second person will later get the other HALF (4 other bowls). But when I (the second person) came down for breakfast, my “half” tray never arrived.] - We later learned that the restaurant is managed separately from the hotel. So our star rating of 3 stars is combined from 4 stars for the hotel experience, and 2 stars for the restaurant experience. Thank you. - Receptionists were not able to answer this simple question, “Are there any restaurants open today?” It was our 3rd Sabbath in Jerusalem, and we wanted to expl

This centrally located hotel near shopping and fine dining was clean, upscale, and the breakfasts were plentiful and very good. Our veteran group stayed here for 10 nights and was our HQ for visits throughout Israel. Room service was great and the hotel staff were wonderful and very helpful. The beds and the rooms were comfortable which contributed to a good trip. I highly recommend this hotel and will stay here again!

Unforgetable experience at Hamsa Restaurant in Vert Hotel Jerusalem. This amazing hotel offers the most outstanding experience and best service ever seen. Dining in Hamsa restaurant led by deputy hotel director Mr. Firaz Izhiman is a real israeli and culinary pleasure. The dishes are more than tasty and the staff ( Asad ) is creating a good feeling to the guests. After such a great evening the only thing I can think about is that I ‘ll be back soon for sure!! Respect

Room looks a little bit rundown but it was spacious and the ensuite bathtub made for a great way to relax after an entire day of walking around in the city. It was located a little distance from the Tram stop, so if you dont know the shortcut, it could take a while to see and walk to the hotel. Breakfast selection and variety was great, enjoyed the meals thoroughly. Location was near the civic centre and National Library, so that was a nice bonus.

Generally a nice and clean place, but I’m a light sleeper, and the traffic noise was unfortunately too much for me to sleep comfortably in. However, I was travelling in the company of other, less light sleepers, and they had no issues sleeping in the room right next to mine. The hotel entrance was guarded by the smoking receptionist; perhaps they should work a bit on the first impression they give their guests.

Administrators, front desk, staff, and caretakers were helpful going above and beyond to make my superfast and very tight-schedule in Jerusalem possible. Rooms were neat, clean, and pre-cooled - good for instantly sleeping in my case. I couldn't go for breakfast due to time constraints but the lobby smelled so nice that I have no doubt whatever was inside was amazing! (P.s. 80% of taste is smell). Location-wise, the hotel is located in the heart of Jerusalem and however it is currently rated 4 stars, I feel everything here is equivalent to 5 or 7 star hotel I have visited given that I travel mostly with work on my mind and/or have visited hotels with professional company. The hotel was silent and peaceful and one can work there. Food was too tilted on the romantic side. The location was great. All of this was just 100 Euros is also very economical. Thank You to the lady at the reception for helping me to order a Dominos Pizza at 1 AM when I arrived and staff who received it for me.

This hotel is perfectly located in the dead center of Jerusalem and close to the Old City. The rooms are a good size and the breafast is yummy. The staff are also helpful and managed to arrange an early check in when we arrived after a very long flight. Overall the hotel was excellent

We had a delightful stay at the Prima Royale— most especially, I must recommend the staff. Everyone was helpful, kind, friendly, and they were happy to accommodate us. We arrived hours ahead of the 3pm check-in time (very early plane), but the rooms were available and they let us in mid-morning. They sent someone to open the bar for us and with drinks in hand, they opened the roof (which was closed for the winter—but we had an unseasonably warm 60 degree day) so we could sit up there and watch the sunset and enjoy the great view. The rooms were very comfortable, and the breakfast was fabulous. I highly recommend that you add that to your reservation. There is also a buffet dinner which one of our party went to, and she said it was very good. We walked from the hotel to the Old City, Mamilla, and to Machane Yehuda market all within 20 minutes. The location is excellent. But again, I can say that the staff is the best, and whatever you need, they will be happy to help you.

We stayed at Sergei Palace for 9 nights, from April 5-14. This was part of a 4-week visit in Israel. The other nights we stayed at 5 other hotels – arranged by the tour we participated in. Our choice of Sergei Palace was initially due to a desire for a larger hotel room. This did not disappoint. Indeed, the rooms and bathrooms were spacious. For the most part, we enjoyed our stay at Sergei Palace. However, lots of room for improvement. This review serves as an open letter to the hotel manager at large, Mr Andre. Pros: - Larger room, larger bathroom, including spacious shower stall. - Clean. Wish to thank Ms Virginia, the housekeeping staff, who to me was the star of the show. On our first morning, I made a special request for doorknobs, door handles, light switches to be sterilized. Virginia came in and did so. I was very pleased by her service, cheerful attitude, and pleasant manners. Ms Virginia made us feel like we were royal visitors. - Bed was comfortable. - Corridor has nice décor. - As everyone has mentioned, beautiful courtyard. - Separate entrance to our wing. - A special thank you to receptionist Mr Bashar who greeted us each time he saw us. Cons: - Ms Elana, the manager of the hotel restaurant, this is for you: Getting breakfast at the Sergei Palace can be a real problem. You either get your food – if you have breakfast on the HOTEL’S TERMS. Or you get PART of your food. Or you get a scolding. Either way, breakfast at the Sergei Palace restaurant was not a pleasant experience. [If you care for the details, here you go: As a couple, you go to the restaurant, and they serve you a tray of food which consists of 8 little bowls of food, such as a small bowl of cheese, a small bowl of hummus, etc. I understand you can have refills. You also get your choice of eggs. Then depending on who is serving you, you may be offered a dessert (pancakes or croissants) or not. The tray with 8 little bowls is for the couple TO SHARE. However, if as a couple you have breakfast separately (for example, if one is an early riser), then you will either get scolded for not coming together because the tray is meant FOR SHARING. So then you, as the guest, apologize profusely. After all, you are on vacation and you cannot get up in the morning at the same time as your spouse. So you become an inconvenience to the restaurant staff So they tell you that to resolve this, the first person will get HALF a tray (ie 4 little bowls) and the second person will later get the other HALF (4 other bowls). But when I (the second person) came down for breakfast, my “half” tray never arrived.] - We later learned that the restaurant is managed separately from the hotel. So our star rating of 3 stars is combined from 4 stars for the hotel experience, and 2 stars for the restaurant experience. Thank you. - Receptionists were not able to answer this simple question, “Are there any restaurants open today?” It was our 3rd Sabbath in Jerusalem, and we wanted to expl

This centrally located hotel near shopping and fine dining was clean, upscale, and the breakfasts were plentiful and very good. Our veteran group stayed here for 10 nights and was our HQ for visits throughout Israel. Room service was great and the hotel staff were wonderful and very helpful. The beds and the rooms were comfortable which contributed to a good trip. I highly recommend this hotel and will stay here again!

Unforgetable experience at Hamsa Restaurant in Vert Hotel Jerusalem. This amazing hotel offers the most outstanding experience and best service ever seen. Dining in Hamsa restaurant led by deputy hotel director Mr. Firaz Izhiman is a real israeli and culinary pleasure. The dishes are more than tasty and the staff ( Asad ) is creating a good feeling to the guests. After such a great evening the only thing I can think about is that I ‘ll be back soon for sure!! Respect

While visiting in Israel, we stayed at Ramat Rachel Resort. It's about an hour drive from Telaviv. We stayed here because it's close to all the attractions. The room was a good price. The room was good for Israel. Israel is an old country, so it's not a lot of brand new hotels. However, the rooms were fine. The water pressure was good. The staff was nice. Of course, there were minor issues with communication. We used Google translate. The hours of the gift were very limited and the prices were very, very, very expensive. There's alot of history at this location, which made things more interesting. Dinner was excellent, the chefs were beautiful 🌟 ⭐️ ⭐️ 🌟. Would stay here again.