Let's keep this simple - Beautiful hotel, lovely room, good food, nice pool, good location. BUT... lousy service, unfriendly and unhelpful restaurant and lounge staff and worst of all, having spent a fortune to stay at this hotel ($350 a night) the hotel saw fit to hire out every available public space in the hotel over Shabbat for private Simchas... more

We just returned from a weekend at the Inbal hotel. We tried to celebrate my wife's birthday. The general experiance was OK but unfortunatly no more than that. Pros: location - near the old city. Nice decorated suite facing the old city (view of the Armenian quarter only). Cons: Water in the bathroom took 10 min to heat, we needed... more

We had researched many hotels for our Jerusalem stay… it was our first time in Israel and were prepared for high prices and small rooms, but this hotel was overpriced for a tiny room that was by no means “modern” the hotel felt very 70’s or 80’s! Our room was extremely small and seemed quite dark we have stayed in... more

It's a home away from home. The Inbal makes you feel at home when you are far away from your country. We have been to fancier hotels (with better food and less issues) yet the Inbal somehow made our stay a wonderful one. Highly recommended! more

Stayed at the Inbal Jerusalem for 6 nights in July 2008 with my husband & 2 children aged 12 and 10. The hotel was originally the Laromme and has been refurbished and is very modern.We easily walked to the Old city in July in the morning and early evening.it was not too far. We stayed in a family room which... more

I stayed at this hotel last month and could't quite believe that it's ranked number 1 in Jerusalem!!! First of all, as an American, I felt embarrassed by the loudness of the mostly American guests of this hotel. Kids were running everywhere, screaming and fighting, I wonder if these families allow their kids to behave like that in American hotels.... more

I arrived there on Monday (06/30/2008) and despite have been booked a King Bed room, receive two double beds. When asked the manager on duty (George) he said he had nothing else available and that he'd make it king. I said "you're not meaning putting them both together, cause that's a joke". He said "no" but that was exactly what... more

I've been to Jerusalem several times and stayed at the three major hotels in the nice area: King David, David's Citadel (formerly the Hilton) and Inbal (formerly the Larom). Out the of the three hotels, the King David is the nicest. Its big advantage is a gorgeously landscaped backyard and pool area with views of the Old City. Unfortunately, the... more

We just returned from a 2 week stay in Israel, with one week at the Inbal Hotel in Jerusalem. This is indeed a favorite spot for us. We have traveled to Israel many times and have stayed at the Inbal at least 5 different times. The location is perfect for walking to many of the breathtaking sights in Jerusalem. The... more