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The Jerusalem Hotel is a family-managed heritage hotel situated in an old Arab mansion in the heart of the ancient city of Jerusalem. Exuding a rich ambience of history, music, and traditions, this newly refurbished property offers a differentiated and distinguished experience for guests. With timelessly decorated rooms and lounges, antiques, and two original eating areas, the Jerusalem Hotel is perfect for cultural and professional travelers looking for something special. Located only a couple of minutes away from Damascus Gate, guests can explore the many historical and religious sites, as well as the nearby bustling markets. Whether you're looking for a unique place to stay or a full meal or a snack at reasonable prices, the Jerusalem Hotel is the perfect destination. The Garden Restaurant provides guests with a unique experience of Palestinian culture and heritage. Relax in the cozy ambience of the outdoor garden with its trickling water spring and airy shade of the "Vine" pergola. Enjoy the traditional interior of the indoor restaurant or attend the various events organized throughout the year. The Garden Restaurant provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests to enjoy a full Palestinian meal or just a cup of coffee or a quick snack. The Boutique hotel offers 14 rooms offering unique hand-crafted furniture inspired by early Islamic and Andalucian designs. Every piece of furniture, such as the beds, closets, bureaus, mirrors, chairs, and side tables, have intricate and detailed designs that make them one-of-a-kind and truly special. The Jerusalem Hotel has a long and rich history stretching back to the late nineteenth century when it was one of the first buildings constructed outside the city walls. Built over the site of a 4th century Byzantine church, the hotel has witnessed many gripping moments and incidents over the past hundred plus years. During the early 20th century, the building served as an Ottoman police station and was later converted into a house for one of the main families of Jerusalem, and then a school until it closed its doors in 1948. The Khalaf family of Ramallah took over the building in the beginning of the 50’s, converting it into a pension for pilgrimage groups. In 1960, it was taken over by our family though the building was partially destroyed and burnt during the 6th day war in the summer of 1967.

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The Jerusalem Hotel is a family-managed heritage hotel situated in an old Arab mansion in the heart of the ancient city of Jerusalem. Exuding a rich ambience of history, music, and traditions, this newly refurbished property offers a differentiated and distinguished experience for guests. With timelessly decorated rooms and lounges, antiques, and two original eating areas, the Jerusalem Hotel is perfect for cultural and professional travelers looking for something special. Located only a couple of minutes away from Damascus Gate, guests can explore the many historical and religious sites, as well as the nearby bustling markets. Whether you're looking for a unique place to stay or a full meal or a snack at reasonable prices, the Jerusalem Hotel is the perfect destination. The Garden Restaurant provides guests with a unique experience of Palestinian culture and heritage. Relax in the cozy ambience of the outdoor garden with its trickling water spring and airy shade of the "Vine" pergola. Enjoy the traditional interior of the indoor restaurant or attend the various events organized throughout the year. The Garden Restaurant provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests to enjoy a full Palestinian meal or just a cup of coffee or a quick snack. The Boutique hotel offers 14 rooms offering unique hand-crafted furniture inspired by early Islamic and Andalucian designs. Every piece of furniture, such as the beds, closets, bureaus, mirrors, chairs, and side tables, have intricate and detailed designs that make them one-of-a-kind and truly special. The Jerusalem Hotel has a long and rich history stretching back to the late nineteenth century when it was one of the first buildings constructed outside the city walls. Built over the site of a 4th century Byzantine church, the hotel has witnessed many gripping moments and incidents over the past hundred plus years. During the early 20th century, the building served as an Ottoman police station and was later converted into a house for one of the main families of Jerusalem, and then a school until it closed its doors in 1948. The Khalaf family of Ramallah took over the building in the beginning of the 50’s, converting it into a pension for pilgrimage groups. In 1960, it was taken over by our family though the building was partially destroyed and burnt during the 6th day war in the summer of 1967.

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15 Antara Ben Shadad St., Jerusalemoff the corner of Nablus road

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Boutique style hotel nice out restaurant Close to Old city and public transportation

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Boutique style hotel nice out restaurant Close to Old city and public transportation

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