Jerusalem, Israel Hotel Rooms at the Independent

I read the reviews which convinced us to book our stay there. All I can say is that the Windows of Jerusalem Apartments were fantastic. The staff was excellent and very accommodating. We were arriving very early in the morning and as their reception desk is not manned 24/7 they have very detailed guide to check yourself in and get your elevator pass and keys. After spending several days in airports and airplanes we were in our room with no delays. Our view was phenomenal, they had given us a top floor apartment facing east. We watched the sun rise on Jerusalem several mornings because the view was stunning as we could see the Old City from there. Many sites and amenities are within easy walking distance. There is the market just a block west, on the ground floor just down from the main entrance is a fully stocked grocery store. The Jerusalem Light Rail passes next to the building making getting around cost effective. Our apartment was everything and more. It was very clean and didn't lack for any amenities that we could think of. We would definitely stay there again and highly recommend the Windows of Jerusalem

We spent 4 nights at the King Solomon Hotel. Very close to Yemin Moshe and Mamilla Mall. The hotel staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Breakfast choice was huge and very tasty. Comfortable bed, balcony, tasteful decor. This is very nice place to stay and hope to return soon.

Unbelievable rooms over looking the old city, food fantastic, especially the breakfast, overall cannot be beat

It's location is great next to the "shuk" or Mehane Yehuda marketplace full of food stalls. It is also one block away from Jerusalem's very modern street car system. Ask Shlomo of the Market Courtyard staff to direct you to Marzipan's for the best rugelach you will ever have! Ask him also about this restaurant: סטקיית חצות It is a little ways down from the "shuk" and is where the Israelis go for dinner. On the way to the restaurant, there is also a good "shwarma" place on the left just across from the shuk. Shwarma is like a giant chicken burrito. It is very good and filling. Everyone speaks English so just let them know that is what you prefer. The area is very safe and I walked around by myself many nights with no problems. The shuk at night turns into little bars and pubs where many Israelis go to for socializing. No noise problems for me.

A great little boutique hotel in the heart of Jerusalem. Only a ten minute walk to the Jaffa gate and close to restaurants, shops etc. Although the rooms are small, they are clean and comfortable. A delicious breakfast and a happy hour make give guests an opportunity to chat with other guests or just relax in a comfortable environment. The staff are all friendly and helpful. The hotel is still being renovated and therefore the entrance is a bit dusty and dirty. This should be fixed in the near future.

Lovely hotel superbly fitted out with period furniture and soft furnishings. Cafe/dining room is a meeting place for all kinds of interesting people. Friendly helpful staff, although cafe staff a little slow in the afternoons. Oud and drum music from local duo on Friday evenings. Recommended

very comfortable, staff were charming and helpful,

A little out of the city center (10-15min drive)- not an issue if you have a car or are part of a tour group. The hotel is worthy of it's stars and is highly recommend.

We had a wonderful experience with this hotel. They had helpful and friendly staff, the most perfect location, and very nice rooms.

I spent 5 days at the Inbal and it was wonderful. The rooms are clean and well appointed. The staff is wonderful and the service is superb. The food was delicious and elegantly served (best omelet maker at breakfast in all of Israel). Most of all the ambiance is warm and the staff is caring. I have stayed at many of the other nearby five star hotels in Jerusalem in the past and I much prefer the Inbal- It is a home away from home with all the amenities (including a fabulous fitness center and free WIFI throughout)