Saladin Boutique Hotel

Не смогли заселиться в отель из-за форс мажорных обстоятельств.Отказались идти на встречу и не вернули деньги

Please guys keep away from this place especially if you are old ,over weight disabled or ill. The reception is the size of a broom cupboard, the rooms are extremely narrow and it is over five floors with no lifts available and no help from the staff .Marble floors are extremely dangerous and slippery especially the narrow marble staircase. Avoid at all costs

This is a beautiful little hotel in the heart of the old city in Jerusalem. The service is 10/10. The staff are so helpful and friendly and the rooms are clean and location is perfect. I would really recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to get an authentic and reasonable stay in the old city. I will definitely be back!

Booked 4 nights through *********** as part of our 12 days in Israel, our first time there. We wanted this stay to give us the experience of the Old City, and it did, though the logistics were hard at that location, something our research didn't make clear. Taxis can't drive to the Saladin without a special permit, the streets are narrow and for walking only. The closest entrance is the Damascus Gate, and our taxi driver was nice enough to help us with our 6 pieces of luggage which needed to be carried a quarter mile. Could be noisy and busy at times, 25,000 people live in the Muslim Quarter, Friday prayers and the procession home packed the streets. Dining in the vicinity was spotty, no food at the hotel. Staff was nice, good bed and room, a little small (12' x 12'). All the walking and hills took a toll on my wife's tricky knee, so with a day's notice, we left after 2 days. The hotel didn't refund our money for the 2 unused nights.

Just a great spot owned and ran by Palestinians , very clean and close by to Alaqsa mosque. Direct views to the holy rock

This is a small, well run hotel with very friendly staff. We flew overnight from the UK and arrived early on Saturday morning (~7 am). The receptionist arranged for us to have breakfast at the Armenian restaurant across the way since it was early on Saturday (Shabbat) and not much was open. The restaurant was not open yet, but opened especially for us. The hotel stored our luggage until check in and then put it directly into the room before we got back from sightseeing. It was small touches like this that made us feel welcome. The location is in the heart of the Old City with all its hustle and bustle. Very well situation for walking the Old City, about 10 mins or so from Damascus Gate and 15 from Lions Gate. I highly recommend it for those who want to see everything and be immersed in the city environment. Staying in the Old City has its complications for using taxis to get to/from hotel. When we arrived on Saturday there was not much traffic, but the gates to the Old City were closed, so our driver had to drop us off to walk to the hotel. When leaving, there was too much traffic, so our booked car refused to enter. Once again the same receptionist came to our rescue and arranged for a taxi to help us meet the car somewhere easier for him to access. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel to those who want to be a part of all the Old City has to offer.