Rooms are timelessly decorated with antiques that are inspired by Middle-Eastern culture and traditions.

Each of our 14 rooms has its own character partly due to the nature of the architecture and partly because of the uniqueness of each room's furniture and decorations.

All furniture is carefully hand carved with formations inspired by early Islamic and Andalucian designs. Each bed, closet, bureau, mirror, chair and side table offer additional details that further differentiate each room.

All rooms have private facilities providing twenty four hours comfort to guests. Still, each room has a different design, shape and size commanded by the original architectural plan of the building offering single, double, triple and family accommodations, resulting in a number of rates to respond to various budgets.  

Room services

Telephones: All rooms have Two separate telephone lines, which is particularly handy for those occupying one of the lines for internet or fax use.

Wifi: Free fast ADSL internet access is available free of charge to guests carrying  laptops or smartphones with Ethernet connection.

Cable TV: All rooms have a Cable satellite television that offers a variety of news, movies, sports, music and nature channels free of charge to guests. Video machines are available upon request.

Air conditioning and heating: Each room is equipped with an electrical conditioning and heating unit as well as central heating to maintain a warm and pleasant temperature throughout the year.

Room balconies: Half of rooms have balconies with views overlooking the Mount of Olives, the Old City, the Holy Sepulcher, the Lutheran Church, the Dome of the Rock, the Russian Compound and other historic sites.

Room Amenities: The hotel provides most of the amenities that travelers might use in the bathrooms or in the room to make your stay carefree and comfortable.

Working with Women Organizations

Supporting the local women organizations and cooperatives is one of the goals of the Jerusalem Hotel. Many of the decorations or amenities used in the rooms are made by such organizations in order to generate income and employment for the marginalized sectors of our society.