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Explore Jerusalem

Much of Jerusalem is disputed but when it comes to the sheer brilliance of the city’s cultural and historical sites, there is no room for debate. From the Old City, which is a fascination ‘living museum’, to the large, shiny shopping plazas that are home to name-brands and the latest fashion trends, Jerusalem is filled with contradictions which only serve to make it more appealing. Calls to prayer echo through the ancient city walls and the smell of freshly made falafel wafts through the city’s narrow cobbled streets, making Jerusalem a carnival for the senses.

Things to see

Prepare yourself for one of the most stunning displays of religious fervor in the world. Millions of devotees and pilgrims of the Jewish faith gather at the Western Wall throughout the year to push prayers written on tattered shards of paper into tiny cracks in the brick.

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is a remarkable structure that stands on the most significant site in Christian history: the spot where Jesus was crucified. The church is, unsurprisingly, popular with Christian pilgrims but also has great architectural appeal.

If you’re looking for the most popular street in Jerusalem, look no further than Ben Yehuda. Day or night, you are guaranteed to find action on this pedestrianized strip where shawarmas, clothing shops, and entertainment are the order of the day.

All that remains of the city’s walled past are 8 city gates dating to the 1500s. The most ornate portal is Damascus Gate, which is surrounded by vegetable markets. Another popular point of entry is the Jaffa Gate, which is the only city gate which stands at perpendicular angle to the wall.

Hotels in Jerusalem

Whether you’re looking for cheap hostels or a hotel with a personal ironing service, Jerusalem has it all. The Old City is the fairground of backpackers and travelers will find the most basic of prices but also the most basic of rooms. Just outside the Old City wall are more upmarket options.

The West Side is more refined and many hotels here offer up only the best that money can buy. When it comes to luxury hotels, Jerusalem has got it licked. From world class restaurants and stunning spa facilities to spacious rooms with marble bathroom counter tops, the city’s five-star hideouts have it all.

Where to stay

The Old City has a wide range of accommodations but can get overwhelmed with students and backpackers. Honeymooners may find the quieter Yemin Moshe, which overlooks the Old City, just as charming but far more agreeable.

Located in the trendy West Jerusalem, the German Colony features many upmarket places to stay. The neighborhood itself is filled with quirky cafes, eclectic shops, and a great deal of character.

The western edge of Jerusalem is another interesting area to be based. The quiet and historic neighborhood of Motza is located here. While this area is a bit far from the center and offers up fewer hotels, it is ideal for families looking for calm surroundings.

How to get to Jerusalem

The main airport serving Jerusalem is Ben Gurion International Airport, which is a 40-minute drive from the city. This is where most international travelers make their entry into the country. Ben Gurion Airport is the largest and the busiest international and domestic gateway in the country.

There are a few options for travelers who want to reach the city center from the airport, including a local bus service operated by Egged Co-Operative and several private taxi companies.

Israel Railways, the main rail operator, offers efficient services from all over the country, including Tel Aviv. Most lines end at Malha Railway Station, the main station for all regional and international train travel.

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Jerusalem Inn
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"Great Hotel" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 26, 2013

The hotel is in a great location in walking distance from Old Jerusalem, right off the main Jaffa street. The only thing slightly inconvenient about this hotel is having to carry my luggage up two flights of stairs.
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"Good Time Had By All!!!!!" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 25, 2013

Very friendly and curteous. If you have a car rental parking a bit rough . Compared to American Hotels I would put the rooms at a Days Inn type of enviornment which is very decent. Mattresses a bit antiquated. There is a low rail transist system in the area if you dont have a car which is convenient however immediate neighborhood not much action mostly roads.Food was very good with the free breakfast. Israel always does it up 5 star and the dinner you pay for was equally fantastic as well. Hotels in Israel in general are quite expensive due to all the regulations. However for the price we paid with this site you cant beat it for quality convenience service. i definitely would reccommend and go back there again! Only reason i didnt give it a 5 star because its not an American luxory quality however for a hotel in Israel this is one to check out in my opinion.
Leonardo Plaza Hotel Jerusalem
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"Reasonably Good Choice" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 24, 2013

Since I got a very good hotel rate here in comparison to other hotels, I was generally satisfied with the value for the service provided, although somewhat put off by extremely high charges for internet access (80 NIS/$22 per day) which only covered one computer (so me and my wife were compelled to alternative use of my computer) and high charges for shabbos dinner and lunch ($90 per person). The parking charge was 32 NIS a day ($9 per day) wasn't so bad. I think next time I would just contact the hotel directly and tell them precisely what I wanted (e.g., shabbos dinner for two; internet access for two, parking, etc.) and ask them what price they would offer. Also, the only front desk person worth dealing with is Elliot. He will try his hardest to make you happy.
Inbal Hotel
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"Great as usual" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 18, 2013

I've been staying at this hotel for years. They are always nice. The food is good. And it is really comfortable for Americans. They say they make you feel at home, and they really do.
Leonardo Jerusalem
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"" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 3, 2013

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Prima Palace Hotel
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4.0 stars

"Great location. The rest is dubious." Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 31, 2013

This hotel is located very close to the center of downtown but not close enough to have the disadvantage of too much foot traffic. It is two blocks from the light rail and close to supermarkets and banks. The staff speaks English and they really try to accommodate requests. Although I was disappointed that my room did not have a working television or a working hot pot or a plug for the bathtub drain, the staff tried to help me and was courteous and responsive. The first time I requested a sherut to the airport the desk person got the time wrong but the second desk person corrected the error. This can happen anywhere. The breakfast is about average. The hotel has mainly a religious clientele but that is not a problem for those who are not so inclined. I found it very convenient and not at all troublesome for a woman alone. This hotel's main advantage is its location for those who want to be close to the bus station, religious neighborhoods and downtown. It's worth the downside to stay here.
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