St. George's Cathedral Guest House is an interesting place to stay because of the history of the place, but the apartment we stayed in had a broken shower door and a rather uncomfortable bed. The staff were very gracious, however, and the location not far from the Damascus Gate was also convenient. (As a note, it is also almost next... more

I visited St George's Guesthouse in the cathedral complex in September 2007 for a 7 day stay. Having visited it 18 months earlier, I was pleasantly surprised to find it much less basic. The food was excellent, accommodation perfectly adequate and comfortable. Many of the rooms have been refurbished and most now have aircon which was so welcome in the... more

I recommend St. George's for singles, families, tourist groups. You won't get the swimming pool scene, but at an extensive breakfast the first morning I met a three people from Texas, one of which was a Phd in Archeology who became my tour guide for Jersualem. Later I met people from Australia, Japan, Norway, and Sweden, Fance and England. The... more

When we first arrived, the gate keeper acted as if I were his long lost friend. So warming. I entered the beautiful courtyard and walked into the office where the Guest House Manager greeted me personally, and genuinely inquired about my day, each day that I stayed there for 10 days. Breakfast was yummy, and taking a coffee out in... more

A wonderful setting, a 10 minute walk from either Damascus Gate or Herod's Gate of the Old City. The garden in the courtyard is delightful, the staff friendly and helpful. We loved being there (stayed there our last 3 nights in Israel) and would love go there again. We highly reccomend this hotel. We paid $80 for two people (no... more

Il est évidemment difficile de faire la critique d'une pension religieuse comme on ferait celle d'un hôtel. Le but ici... more