Best Four Star Hotels in Jerusalem

The Leonardo Hotel Jerusalem provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Jerusalem will find that the Leonardo Hotel Jerusalem is a fantastic accommodation choice.With Jerusalem Malha just 10km away and Ben Gurion International Airport only 52km away, transportation is very convenient. This hotel is located near many of Jerusalem's attractions including Old City, Al-Aqsa Mosque and The Way of the Cross - Via Dolorosa.When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. This Jerusalem hotel provides parking on site.

The hotel is good, but the communication with the front desk is not very good. The price of the extra bed is not the same. The final price and the price are not the same. Fortunately, the bulk of the room fee was paid in Ctrip.

This is a great hotel if you are looking to stay in Palestine, but sadly if you are looking to visit Bethkehem and other attractions in Israel, its a difficult task to find. The hotel and staff were fabulous. If I was to return, I would consider staying again. There was easy accessible underground parking with rlevators dorectly to the rooms.

Prima Kings Hotel is centrally located in Jerusalem, a 2-minute walk from Jerusalem Great Synagogue and 12 minutes by foot from L.A. Meyer Institute for Islamic Art. This upscale hotel is 0.9 mi (1.5 km) from Tower of David Museum of the History of Jerusalem and 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Western Wall.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a health club or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the coffee shop/cafe. The hotel also offers room service (during limited hours). Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held daily. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a business center, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Jerusalem? This hotel has 1292 square feet (120 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms.Make yourself at home in one of the 214 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

A bit disappointed of the hotel, picture looks super nice but in real it’s not like that at all.. room are very dark and super noisy receptionist not very friendly or welcoming, breakfast is fine but on the basement, you don’t really want to stay at the restaurant.. Plus they put tones of conditioner and body lotion but zero shampoo and shower gel. Last thing, zero consideration on sustainability or ecological question (towel or amenities)

The location is awesome because it is the light rail next to it. It is convenient to go anywhere to Jaffa Gate. However, it is because the following is the light rail. The sound insulation is not very good. Every time the light rail is on the station, the sound of the cymbal will be very obvious. So the facility column gives 4 stars. Everything else is good. It’s super delicious nearby! In the evening, there are still amateurs who are selling on the street. Service is also ok. We have more than checkin time. Write an email and say that you can check in yourself. Just send the password for the building door and the password for the box that locks the key. Easy to operate

This hotel is very close to the Jerusalem train station, and the transportation is very convenient. You can take the light rail to Jerusalem, which is very convenient. The location of the hotel is worth recommending. The price also includes buffet breakfast for about 1,000 yuan. It is worth staying. This hotel is a four-star hotel, but there is no toothbrush supply, so be sure to bring your own. There are no paper slippers either.

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

I've stayed in Jerusalem many, many times in many different hotels, including the Inbal, King David, Orient, Plaza, etc. There was limited availability at our usual hotels at the time that we wanted to stay in November, so we took a chance on the Prima Royale. It is located a stone's throw away from the Inbal and the Dan Panorama. We were thoroughly pleased that the hotel exceeded all expectations. The staff were all pleasant and helpful. The room was updated, very clean, and very comfortable. The shower was good. The breakfast and Shabbat dinner were great. They weren't as extravagant as what you'd find in a five star hotel, but the buffets were extensive and the food was all delicious. This was an outstanding hotel experience at less than half the cost of the fanciest places in the area. We would definitely come back. Highly recommend!!

We spent the last days of the Sukkot holidays here and were pleasantly surprised by the hotel. Unfortunately our last day was exactly when war broke out but the hotel responded professionally and the General Manager, David Tucker, hurried to the hotel and spoke with all the guests, although it was his day off. The room (executive) was comfortable and had plenty of electric outlets. The bed and pillows were surprisingly good.