City Center Jerusalem

ระดับดาวเป็นการจัดระดับที่พักโดย Klook โดยตัดสินจากข้อมูลต่าง ๆ เช่น การให้บริการ, สิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกของที่พัก ฯลฯ ซึ่งระดับดาวจะใช้สำหรับการอ้างอิงเท่านั้น

It was hard to find due to all the construction and noise.

Good location and excellent service

This hotel is adjacent to the Lev Yerushalayim and is right in Ben yehuda. So, it's not quiet and construction in the light rail extension makes extra noise. The hotel itself isn't a super fancy place that serves breakfast but those hotels charge like $20 a person for breakfast and you can eat much better for a fraction and a dozen places near by. I would stay here again. Ameer is great.

The location of the hotel is really great - close to everything. You can walk to the Old City in 20 minutes. Lots of dining options around. Really enjoyed the comfortable bed and nice shower. They also gave free water and slippers which was very nice! The only negative thing is the construction which is right in front of the hotel, but nothing you can do...

The room smelled extremely clean when we arrived, even though they were doing construction on the street outside, the staff was very accommodating and they all spoke good English since we speak no Hebrew this really helped. We were very happy about everything with the room. The location was very close to the old city and to the shuk market we had bought a Rav-kav card to use on the light rail and buses and it was easy to use and refill; there are alot of restaurants within walking distance. Given the chance we will stay there again.

Clean room, tasteful decor, despite street work relatively quiet, excellent location

Only one person was there to greet us. It is a limited service facility. Unfortunately for them, the city is expanding construction of the Light Rail on the street in front of the apartment/hotel, so the noise of the construction begins Sunday morning soon after 7 a.m. The room was clean, bed comfortable, helpful to have efficiency kitchen. Location is excellent, so overall a good value.

Nasty reception. Smelly , unusable pillows and blankets. Ripped towels. Noisy due to construction… not stated. Broken hair dryer.

Everything from checkin to the room itself was horrible. The man at the reception desk was very nasty when we asked for late check out on Shabbos. The blanket and pillows in one of our 2 rooms were unusable, as they smelled like dirty feet. My daughter and son in law had to sleep with jackets on. In our room we had 2 bath towels, one of which had a huge hole in the middle… it was so thin that it didn’t dry my husband. The hair dryer in the bathroom didn’t work. We had to have someone come to the room to fix the TV. When we reported these issues to the person on duty at checkout, he said he’d let the manager know. From Friday afternoon (actually we arrived at 11 on Friday) until Sunday, according to the workers , there was no manager available on the premises. We will never stay in this hotel again. Worst experience ever.

couldnt open the balcony door- but the upside was that there was no traffic on the street as it was all dug up. However, pleasantly surprised about the room. The bed was comfy, linens were nice, well appointed bathroom and kitchenette.