Hotel berhampiran Sinbad Spices, Baitulmuqaddis

my mother always told me to take the extra time to give a compliment.. so here it is: the eldan is situated in a wonderful location- across the street from the king david hotel, a 4 minute stroll to the mamilla mall and a 5-6 minute walk downhill to jaffa gate. they have hot water for tea and coffee and yummy cookies available friday night and all day saturday in the lobby. last year i stayed here, and the CORNER room was fine. the breakfast was quasi adequate. and now: last week i stayed here, to be close to my tourists staying at the inbal. the room: 407: stay away from unless you want to recreate the experience of being in a doll house. there was no luggage rack, and to walk around the bed you are almost brushing against the walls. the bathroom floor tile was cracked, the toilet seat had been painted over the chips, there was enough hairs to collect DNA samples from previous guests and there was only luke warm water in morning shower. dining room: the sign at the check in said dinner friday night starts at 7pm. i showed up 7:15 and was refused a piece of cake, told it was frozen and to wait. i insisted, and was allowed to take a piece from the buffet. i came back an hour late to eat- the challah rolls were still cold/semi frozen. the grilled? baked? chicken fillets were hard enough to resole ancient sandals, one of the cooked meats was uncuttable, and couldve been used as ballast material at masada. the other meat was edible. the soup was boiled water with vegetables, no spices added- perfect for those who love bland par excellence. breakfast was quasi ok. i dont know what happened here - but i wouldnt request to repeat this experience unless i can be sure it has radically improved.

Unloved not very well maintained. We received an email just prior to our stay so not able to cancel to say the pool would be closed for maintenance until 22nd June. We have just been to the roof to have a look and we would say the pool and the roof terrace had been closed for some time! We have a large pool ourselves which we maintain and the signs of not being used are clear. Even the pool robot looks very unused. Dead unwatered flowers, kitchen full of filthy plates, glasses pots and pans. Broken toilet seat in the ladies. Has not been maintained for a long time. So if you were looking for a hotel with pool look elsewhere! An email sent just after the free cancellation 3 day period saying the pool will reopen on our last days smacks of intention!!

Accommodation at Addar Hotel Jerusalem. We had good service from the staff. Very good room cleaning. The good breakfast. What surprised us the most was the service provided by the person in charge of breakfast (Nayef) a gentleman, excellent service. I recommend this hotel.

كنا به انا وزوجي الاسبوع الماضي.. الفنظق قريب لكل المناطق الجميله بالقدس.. ذهبنا للبلده القديمه و المسجد الاقصى.. الغرف جدا رائعه و اطلاله جميله..و وجبه الفطور و العشاء.. الطعام جدا لذيذ..و يوجد موقف للسيارات ..انه فندق رائع

I made a 170 NIS cash deposit when I checked in, and I let reception know the night before that I needed to checkout early at 6am. Reception said that was fine, they operated 24 hours. No one was there in the morning and I waited 15 mins before I had to urgently leave because I was leaving the country. I have tried contacting them multiple times - at the start they were responsive until asked if I could come in to collect the deposit. When I told them I had left the country they stopped responding. These thieves have stolen the cash deposit I paid and refuse to refund or even respond to any attempt to contact them over the past 2 months. The customer service is disgusting and I’m extremely disappointed

My second review after a number of years staying here - and unfortunately things have started to slide! We stayed in a Family Room for four nights at the end of August. Now - I know there is a terrible war underway and we were one of very few tourists to visit Israel this summer, and I am also making a concession for the fact that the hotel has to remain viable, but they have clearly offered huge discounts to attract locals to the hotel, and unfortunately the calibre of other guests has rapidly declined. There is always chaos by the tiny roof top pool, but it was insanity over the weekend - like a tightly packed fish market. Breakfast (which is normally one of the best in Israel) was utter chaos and most disappointing, the service levels, normally so high have just vanished. Also sadly, the wonderful rooms are starting to decline - our room (724) had a battered vanity table, tatty and dirty curtains, damaged windows, weak A/C and wasn't properly clean. They also seem to have stopped offering a stocked mini bar, and we repeatedly asked one night for them to make up the bed in the lounge, and when we got back to the hotel at midnight, it had still not been made. There was also a revolting smell in the corridor that we reported twice, which was never rectified. Sadly, we will be staying at the Kind David or the Waldorf from now.

I can fully recommend this hotel to any visitor to Jerusalem.The service is greT and the care for their visitors exceptional.It is centrally located a 10 minute walk from the Central Bus Station on Jaffa Strett and a 10 minute walk to the famous Shuk,the open market.It is located on the first station of the Light Rail direction north. Great Breakfast and Dinner,very good bed,free Wi-Fi and plenty hot water.The prive?Very competitive and the lowest in its class.Again,fully reconnended.I’ve visited this hotel several times during my traverls and this is now my only choice.

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.

My mother, daughter and I went to the spa for massages to celebrate my mother’s birthday. We were very disappointed - there was no spa area to change - no robe was given - and relax - before the massage. It was a dingy area at the end of a hallway. It felt creepy and unappealing. We waited outside the changing rooms for the pool, and were told to show up for our massages at the time of our appointments. The massage room was unattractive, makeshift, and cold. We were told to leave our clothes and belongings on plastic crates. My massage was very good, but the masseuse my daughter had kept answering her phone during her massage! It was a creepy experience. We do not recommend the spa. The kibbutz put a lot of resources into the pools, the restaurant, and the lounge areas, but seemed to have decided to add a “spa” as an afterthought, and indeed, it shows.