A good value for sure with clean rooms and good location. The room was smaller than might have been expected from the ad, but comfortable bed and relaible hot water add to the charm. What was not so charming was not being able to sleep because of the sound-track from the theater next door until approximately 11 or 12 pm.... more

We spent three days in Jerusalem between Tel Aviv and the conference at Ein Gedi. This hotel made us feel like we had moved to Jerusalem. It is situated in the German/Templar historic area and there are many unique homes surrounding the Inn. The staff gave us a brief history of the area and were very friendly. We were a... more

My partner and I stayed in a double room for one night in January 2009, and we were very satisfied with the value -- $99 for a double, including breakfast (which we didn't eat). The hotel is in the German Colony, rather far from the sights of Jerusalem, but a charming neighborhood in its own right, with many restaurants, cafes,... more

A wonderful little hotel in a fabulous location. We stayed there for 4 nights. Rooms are small but more than adequate as we did not spend time there other than to sleep. Was about a 20 minute walk to the Old City and also to Ben Yehuda Street and very hilly... but definitely very do-able.... we did it every day.... more

The German Colony is where it is at for good restaurants in Jerusalem. The hotel is small and dated but clean as a whistle and next door to a superb funky bar/cafe and cinema Staff were friendly and helpful All in all a laid back and comfortable stay in a great wee hotel more

We found the little house in colony by excident, we wanted a good price and a good location and we coulnd't ask something better than that. we don't have a car but buses are every where 1 minut walk from the hotel, every thing isn't far away- old city (altohought it was very hot) we walked for 20 mintues, the... more

On arrival had to drag my heavy case up a full flight of stairs to reception, no lift. Room very small, no where to unpack my case. Saving grace was I had a double bed. I was on the main first floor and walls were paper thin so was woken up at 5.30am by banging doors. Breakfast OK and receptionists... more

We spent two nights here the last week of June. Our overall experience was okay. The rooms are small (what we anticipated); however, one can hear everything that is going on in the hallway. The bathroom is dated and had a bit of mold. Tried breakfast, it was not that great. I would recommend walking up to the coffee and... more

Great location. Is basically on Emek Refaim with its shops and restaurants. Only 15 minutes walk to the Western Wall. Rooms are small but satisfactory. Breakfast is fine. Parking can be a little bit difficult, but you can park just down the street around the corner on Beth-Lechem for free all the time. Can park in front of the hotel... more