Jerusalem Hotels from $89

You’ll find Arcadia Ba’Moshava in an upscale neighborhood located in between the Greek and German Colonies. This makes the hotel it a little off the beaten path. I’m not complaining about this, I see it as a good thing but none of our taxi drivers knew where the hotel was. Thankfully my husband speaks Hebrew otherwise we would have really been lost. The hotel itself is a historic building. It was built in 1918, for Mary Harouf, a renowned dressmaker for Jerusalem’s elite women. Upon check-in, guest receive a booklet explaining the history. I regret not keeping it because it was rather fascinating. The hotel is beautiful and extremely well kept. The English speaking staff were all so nice. We arrived to light refreshments such as juices, fruit and pastries. Having spent a great deal of time in the car, we immediately helped ourselves. The building itself is beautiful. The rooms, though small were were very clean and full of amenities like a safe, and even a mini frig. One thing I noticed consistently with this hotel was how clean it was. From the lobby to the courtyard to elevators, everywhere was spotless! They even provide complimentary bikes to ride around the city but unfortunately we did not have time to partake. Maybe I should stay in boutique hotels more! The service at Arcadia Ba’Moshava was fantastic. The complimentary breakfast and happy hour were an excellent added touch. My husband and I spent a couple hours in the courtyard drinking wine and Turkish coffee.

Great hotel steeped in history. It has an authentic feel and is 15 mins walk from the old city. Very friendly and helpful staff. Very clean. Beautiful court restaurant. Highly recommend.

Fabulous hotel with a fantastic location. The roof top restaurant gives you an amazing view of the old city. Hotel staff were all extremely helpful and professional.

Hotel was delightful and so central to everything.l. The staff were very helpful and friendly especially Tamar. Nothing was too much trouble. Loved the breakfasts and the afternoon drinks and snacks that were served. Will definitely stay there again.

My daughter and I spent five nights here. Overall it was a great experience and I would definitely return. It was within walking distance of about 12 minutes to ben yehuda street and to mamilla mall. It was about 25 minute doable walk to the kotel. The staff was great, (special mention of Samih in the dining room).The breakfast was great and I was extremely pleased with the incredible selection of the Shabbat meals offered. They have 2 Shabbat elevators, with each one stopping on either even or odd floors but not both, which makes using them on Shabbat a lot more convenient. . The room was very nice. I don't know if it was renovated or not, but it looked like it was worth what we paid for. The sheets were heavenly and the beds were very comfortable. the only reasons I did not give it a five star rating are that our room, had a musty sort of smell when you came in (if you opened the window for a few minutes it was fine). As well the toilet had a funny smell . I think it must have been coming in from the pipes. Lastly, our room was almost directly across the elevators so we could hear the people waiting for them at 6am. Solved that by wearing ear plugs. We stayed in room 1108. Having said thiat I would still recommend the hotel, just ask for a renovated room away from the elevators.

Personnel was very attentive and trying to go above with their service. Breakfast was ok. Manager was always making sure we were treated good and even gave us a bottle of wine.

The hotel is nice, but room #331 have cracked and chipping paint along the walls, and the base of the shower has mildew and heavy mold around it. How could this be possible if housekeeping is cleaning the room? Otherwise, the food is served fresh and it was good each time I chose to eat at the hotel.

The location was great - a short walk to everything and a pretty safe neighborhood. The breakfast was healthy, artisanal, and the breakfast staff were extremely courteous and helpful. The rooms however were very small and there was not enough storage space even for one person. There was barely any counter space in the bathroom or in the room which was frustrating (and I was only one person). For the price though it was definitely an excellent deal. The area where you have breakfast is also super charming. There's great wifi throughout the hotel and coffee, water and tea offered throughout the day.

great location , great customer service highly recommended

1st time visitors to Israel & Jerusalem which made this ideal location for comfortable & "home feel" type accommodation which gave us the ideal base for essentially sleeping & having a place to return to after tours and sight seeing. Even though the apartment was a little aged it had a nice atmosphere and comfortable sleeping quarters. Kitchen facilities added to being able to keep food supplies stored in the refrigerator for in between meals when we were out and did not feel like going out to eat. - A all round great and ideal apartment if you coming to get out and see Israel's attractions in & out of Jerusalem!