Spent a few nights at the 7 Arches over Christmas. It's a fine place to stay, BUT travelers must know exactly what this hotel is. First - it's the former Inter Continental built on a Jewish cemetery during the time Jordan was in control of East Jerusalem. Second - it hasn't been touched since that time - furnishing are all... more

I only stayed in Palestine for 2 days but I enjoyed my short stay there very much and it was mirrored by my time spent at the 7 Arches Hotel. I was satisfied with the standard of the hotel however I think that the service could have been improved. I was told that you could recieve free two-pin adaptors from... more

OK.... so far the hotel isn't that bad, but the customer service is TERRIBLE. For starters, who ever heard of charging $ 1 dollar a minute for calling a toll free line?!!?!!? God!! That simply made me mad. If you take this into account and the condecending tone of the shift manager, you get one horrible experiencie. Yes, you have... more

Not a luxury place to stay at all. however, room is at least comfortable with great views. breakfast is pitiful and the service mediocre. overpiced. more

While traveling through Jerusalem, I booked the Seven Arches Hotel by mistake and spent two nights there rather than at the Three Arches YMCA. The Seven Arches occupies a prominent location on the Mount of Olives, overlooking the Old City. However, one needs public transportation or a car to access the Old City or other parts of Jerusalem. A former... more

The 7 Arches Hotel in Jerusalem is on the top of the Olive Mountain and offers a magnificent view on the Old City of Jerusalem. The 7 Arches Hotel has 196 rooms. It was offered to me as an alternative hotel, as the place I intended to go was fully booked. My first impression confirmed my feelings that this is... more

The best view of any hotel in Jerusalem. Great ambiance. Terrific food. The breakfasts are spectacular, especially as you are looking out over the sun coming up on the Old City. The Dome of the Rock is directly below you. Dinners are also good. The speciality is a steak cooked on a rock at your table. The staff is friendly... more

Stayed at the 7 Arches one nite in late August 2005. Requested and got one of their corner rooms with a spectacular view of the Old City of Jerusalem. The hotel is three stars, and probably could use a renovation. The 55$ price tag for one night included a fantastic breakfast which couldn't be beaten anywhere in Jerusalem. Very underrated... more

Déception énorme dès qu'on franchie l'immense porte d'entrée,un hall viellot ,poussiéreux,un acceuil des plus désagréable. De grands couloirs impersonnels ,aux... more