Find all hotels by Dan Hotels Israel in East Jerusalem from AED 563

Very attentive owners who run the place and are very knowledgeable with recommendations to local attractions. Very clean & nice little suite with all needed amenities and resonably priced in Israeli hotel standards. Very good value for cost in Jerusalem. Honers serve a very nice Israeli breakfast daily.

Mimi, Yoel and Talia were fantastic! They genuinely cared about us and our welfare. They were always, warm, helpful and full of great knowledge about anything we needed. I would highly recommend Hotel Biazi!

A beautiful old world experience. Staff were uniformly excellent and attentive in every respect.

We have enjoyed this hotel so much. Best service. Highest standard of hospitality. Highly recommend and we will definitely come again.

The hotel is so close to the Damascus Gate it made walking in and out of the old city really easy. We got to the hotel after midnight and they were there waiting for us. The free breakfast in the morning was fantastic and we were off for the day. We needed to check out late and move rooms and they were very happy to give us the big room so we could all get ready for the airport after a day of touring.

The hotel is on quiet side street next to the National Music Conservatory in East Jerusalem. I had a single rather large room on the second floor with high ceilings and a large bathroom and a small balcony that was pleasant to sit on during cool mornings but had an indifferent view. Breakfasts, which are included in the hotel price, were excellent. The hotel has a restaurant that serves tasty Middle Eatern and European dishes and offers a variety of wine and beer, including a wonderful...

Amir the receptionist was excellent in accommodating us when we checked in/out. He has a Great personality.

A true gem in in the Old City. Spent four days at this the St. George's Cathedral Pilgrim Guesthouse and would have completed my stay in Jerusalem here if I hadn't booked a non-refundable night at another hotel. The location is ideal. Exit Damascus Gate and take Nablus Rd. strIghtaway. You pretty much can't get lost. Breakfast was good and the surroundings are beautiful. Wi-Fi worked fantastically. Very close to the Garden Tomb. Admission is free and the volunteers are very knowledgeable. I'm...

Buen ambiente muchas tiendas y restaurantes y los cuartos están cómodos

My girlfriend and I had an amazing time in Jerusalem, in great part thanks to staying at the Sephardic House. We started our stay in another hotel, but we moved over to the Sephardic House and improved the quality of our trip substantially. The hotel location is unbeatable; we were 8-10 minutes walking from all the Old City attractions. Looking back, this is the only place I would stay when visiting Jerusalem. The convenience factor is huge. We stayed in the luxury room, which I recommend. The...

The hotel is convenient to the sights in the old city, and the view from the roof-top terrace is amazing. The staff is very friendly and the hotel was very clean.

This is a real deal. Geared for the Christian tourist.Great location right as you come in the Yaffa gate. and great rates. Not the fancy schmancy type but it does the job. Lots of middle eastern salads offered for breakfast. Staff makes omlettes for the guests. There is a 24/7 coffee maker by the front. I felt safe due to the location.

Conveniently located. Check out the restaurant at the end of the street. Nice people.

Close to old city Jerusalem Damascus gate, American colony and easy to walk or drive to historical/biblical sites.

Good location and clean and reception are OK

The hotel staff were all wonderful and considerate. The desk is daily staffed by Hyatt, a professional, courteous, knowledgeable woman who knows many languages and how to answer every question a visitor might have quickly and effectively. She makes everyone feel important and valuable. She is truly an asset to the hotel. The hotel restaurant has a wonderful menu and a pleasant view of the area as you eat. The service is great. The breakfasts were uniformly sumptuous. Breakfast was usually our...