The location of, and the views from, this boutique hotel must be the best in Jerusalem. The authentic style of Jerusalem/Ottoman architecturel has created unique public rooms, bedrooms and grounds This incudes an attractive swimming pool , an almost historic turkish bath and a spa. . Add to this exceptionally friendly and helpful staff , good food, good wines, caring... more

Staying with a bunch of colleagues, I couldn't say there was much very wrong or bad about this hotel, but it's certainly not using its full potential. Location and building's common areas (bar, lobby, breakfast area) are good. Although not the cheapest place in town, we started off dragging our suitcases up the stairs to the main entrance (and subsequently... more

Our four days here were just wonderful. The hotel is clean. The rooms are spacious and quiet. There is a wonderful breakfast buffet. The breads are incredible. Great restaurant, Levan within walking distance. There is free internet when the business center is open. more

Good friends of ours suggested that we join them for a weekend in Jerusalem. Usually we don't spend nights in hotels in Jerusalem (as we live just an hour away), but we decided to join them at the hotel. This was my first visit to the Har Zion hotel, located next door to the Jerusalem Cinemateque, and on a cliff... more

The Mount Zion is located very near all the important sights in Jerusalem. It is an easy walk or quick taxi ride to/from just about any old city location and the Mount of Olives. The hotel was plenty nice with good beds, clean rooms and a lovely reception/bar area to spend time overlooking the Kidron Valley. The breakfast buffet was... more

3 generations of our family visited Jerusalem in November, 2008. We booked 3 rooms at the Mt. Zion - when we arrived, we were told they were overbooked but we had been upgraded to the "Royal Suite". And it was indeed royal! About 2000 square feet, 3 BR, 3 bath, 3 sitting rooms, kitchen + huge private terrace with a... more

We were a group of 15 family members. We booked 6 rooms for 5 days in September 08. The only thing nice about this hotel was the view of the old city. I found the rooms old, the towels in the bathroom looked like cleaning cloths. The carpets were shocking. The staff was unhelpful. I couldn't wait to get out.... more

This is a beautiful higher end hotel in a great location. We walked easily (about 15 minutes) to the Jaffe Gate of Old Jerusalem. Our room had a terrace overlooking the Old City Wall and a broad vista of the surrounding area. The pool is very nice. There is an authentic steam room and spa that we did not get... more

This is a unique boutique style hotel. The internet photos are a realistic representation of the actual hotel. According to North American standards, this is probably a 3-4 star hotel. It is a hotel 'of the place' as opposed to the new modern type hotels. We stayed in a citadel room, which are larger and have a view of the... more