Hotels near Hezekiah's Tunnel, Jerusalem

An exceptional historic hotel. Feels like a combination of a palace, a museum, and a hotel. We enjoyed it very much.

From reception, boarding, housing facilities, room service, dining and more. They are all five-star or above, and the highest is 6-star service. The only disadvantage is that the room size is relatively small.

A very good hotel in the center of the city with good service and great hotel personnels.

It’s a modern and very sleek beautiful hotel. The employees are nice and helpful. However, the spa and gym are out of the hotel. You need to cross a bridge over the Mamilla Mall to get there but entering back, you need to ring the intercoms. The spa is very good, they give 10% off to hotel guest and the prices are very good once you convert it to dollars. The breakfast is a big buffet and is included in the stay. Overall, I would give the hotel a 4.8 star rating. We had a beautiful view of the old city. The hotel is located in the center of Jerusalem so you can get to places easily.

Nestled peacefully near the church in a serene area of Jerusalem, St Thomas Guest House offers one of the most delightful accommodations in the ancient city. You’ll find everything you need close by, all while enjoying a quiet atmosphere perfect for rest—especially ideal for those who appreciate calm and tranquility. The room is clean, tidy, and functional to meet your needs, its staff are always ready to assist with kindness. I highly recommend a stay here! 👍

Excellent clean, accessible to all and good staff..

Staff members were very friendly Room was clean and tidy Location is amazing very close to shopping center and tourist attractions.

Perfect location, breakfast and nice terrace.

Friendly staff in a neighborhood setting with easy access to public transportation. Great choice for the price.

The hotel was clean. The shower leaked water all over the bathroom floor - which I cleaned up. All in all it was fine. But - it was almost impossible to find. I went to the address - and I don't see a thing that resembled a hotel. It turns out, you need to walk through a rusty gate and down a flight of stairs (below street level). It occupies just a small space all on one level. If a lady from the hotel hadn't seen me on the street looking confused, I'd have never have found it.