Jerusalem Hotels with Parking

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.

Overall it was nice, we asked for a few requests and didn't get a response. And early in the morning the cleaners woke us up. It wasn't nice. There is room for improvement.

We had a wonderful stay at the Inbal Hotel. The service was excellent, the staff were friendly and professional, and the room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The location is fantastic and made it easy to explore Jerusalem. The breakfast was delicious with a great variety of options. Overall, we had a very enjoyable experience and would definitely recommend the Inbal Hotel to anyone visiting Jerusalem. We would be happy to stay here again!

There are many varieties of breakfast, small snacks and red wine are provided free of charge in the room, there is a free bar on the second floor, the room is quite large, the surrounding environment has restaurants and shopping malls, and the room is relatively clean.

Room looks a little bit rundown but it was spacious and the ensuite bathtub made for a great way to relax after an entire day of walking around in the city. It was located a little distance from the Tram stop, so if you dont know the shortcut, it could take a while to see and walk to the hotel. Breakfast selection and variety was great, enjoyed the meals thoroughly. Location was near the civic centre and National Library, so that was a nice bonus.

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! 👍

The hotel environment is very good, the building was transformed from the previous church, the shape is great, the tower can be overlooked throughout Jerusalem, the service is good, breakfast options are not much

Essa viagem não foi apenas uma jornada física. Foi uma peregrinação da alma. Caminhei por ruas milenares, toquei pedras que ouviram orações durante séculos, e me prostrei em lugares onde o céu se encontrou com a terra. Cada passo em Jerusalém foi como folhear um capítulo vivo da Bíblia — mas não como leitor… como parte da história. Na Via Dolorosa, senti o peso da cruz. Cada pedra parecia carregar o eco dos passos de Jesus. Não era apenas uma estrada — era um altar de dor e salvação. E ali, algo em mim se quebrou. Me rendi. Diante da Pedra da Unção, não consegui conter as lágrimas. Foi impossível. Meu corpo se curvou, mas foi minha alma que se entregou. Sentir que Jesus esteve naquele mesmo chão… que ali o corpo d’Ele foi preparado após a crucificação… é algo que palavras não explicam. Só o espírito entende. Nos túneis do Muro das Lamentações, vivi um dos momentos mais fortes da minha vida. Chorei como uma criança. Mas foram lágrimas de encontro com Deus. Um reencontro com minha essência. Um abraço invisível, mas real. A fé se reacendeu com força. E quando cheguei ao Gólgota, local onde Jesus foi crucificado, o coração quase parou. É ali que o amor venceu a morte. E ali, eu entendi que não estava apenas visitando um lugar sagrado… eu estava pisando no próprio milagre. Essa viagem não foi um turismo. Foi um divisor de águas. Deus me tocou em cada detalhe, em cada canto, em cada silêncio. Volto diferente. Volto marcado. Volto restaurado

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.