East Jerusalem Guest Houses

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Our top choices for East Jerusalem guest houses

A historic building with a prominent tower and arched windows.

1. St. George’s Cathedral Pilgrim Guesthouse – Jerusalem

Jerusalem

Jace

￥22,468 total

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A building with a covered outdoor seating area, a trash bin, and a person sitting at a table.

2. Christ Church Guest House

Old City

￥34,749 total

Oct 15 - Oct 16

3. HI Rabin Jerusalem Hostel

Jerusalem

Stéphanie

￥22,339 total

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A dining area with a table set for two, a vase with dried reeds, a small potted plant, and a menu. The room features green upholstered chairs, a patterned wall, and a tiled floor.

4. Scots House Hotel

Mishkenot Sha'ananim

Lior

￥43,364 total

Oct 4 - Oct 5

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Top East Jerusalem Hotel Reviews

Hashimi Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Perfect service"

The Sephardic House

8/10 Good

"Location is incredible and it’s very spacious and safe for a proper old city experience. Taxis are very easy to get just outside the main door to the hotel and this might be the biggest hotel in the old city that I know of. Definitely the most spacious in terms of rooms and hallways and that breakfast area…I was shocked it was that roomy. This place would be perfect if you have a group of guests visiting together."

Dan Jerusalem

8/10 Good

"Extremely friendly staff. Beautiful and relaxing lobby. I did not use it, but awesome looking pool. I was given an unexpected free room upgrade. Excellent water pressure and temperature in the shower. Very large towels. Lots of lights in the room. Good selection of coffee,tea,and sweeteners. Very comfortable bed. Very close proximity to restaurants and grocery. If you are lucky enough to get a room with a balcony facing the old city, the view will blow your mind. Especially at sunrise and sunset. There is quite a bit of a step up and down to get onto and off of the balcony. They are not suppose to walk on it,but there is a walkable rooftop in front of the balcony and you might have some of your fellow hotel guests walk by your balcony. I had to check out at 6:30 AM to get to the airport,and there was no staff at the reception desk. After a quick phone call, someone was sent to the desk immediately. Would definitely stay there again."

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