We'd like to help you find something that's a great fit for your trip. You might start your search in Old City or Jerusalem City Centre, both popular neighborhoods in the city.
The historic sites, museums, and shopping are just a few reasons to visit Jerusalem. Get out and about and explore some top attractions like Biblical Zoo and Kiftzuba. Machane Yehuda Market and Ben Yehuda Street are also a few notable stops. Whether you're hoping to stay right near top attractions or you're interested in a more secluded spot, we'd like to help you find a great place to stay in Jerusalem.
Best Places to Stay for History
There is nowhere quite like Jerusalem's Old City neighborhood when it comes to being surrounded by history. Hotels squeezed into ancient buildings bring charm and elegance and put visitors within walking distance of sights such as the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Al Aqsa Mosque. For incredible views of the Old City the Yemin Moshe neighborhood is a great choice for accommodations and is home to the 19th century Montefiore Windmill. In East Jerusalem, history and culture abound, with the Mount of Olives and bustling souks on the doorstep of family-run hotels.
Old City
Unique features of Old City include the historic sites and shopping. Make a stop by Via Dolorosa or Church of the Holy Sepulchre while you're exploring the area.
Jerusalem's City Centre is the place to go for modern shopping. Amid the trendy hotels and popular hostels are the latest boutiques and high street shops, as well as great dining and entertainment options. For something more traditional, there is nowhere quite like Machane Yehuda and its quirky accommodations. Famed for its huge indoor food market, it is the perfect spot to pick up spices, baklava (sweet pastries), and try home-cooked, authentic dishes. Those looking for homely hotels should head to the leafy, cobbled streets of the German Colony, where independent boutiques and trendy cafés make for a truly pleasant stay.
Jerusalem City Centre
Unique features of Jerusalem City Centre include the historic sites and museums. Make a stop by Ben Yehuda Street or Zion Square while you're exploring the area.
German Colony is noteworthy for its cafes, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Hansen House - Design, Media and Technology Center and Museum of Natural History Jerusalem.
Cultural offerings abound in Jerusalem, and the pretty neighborhood of Ein Karem is steeped in biblical history and architecture. It is a great choice for those looking for hotels offering tranquility and beautiful countryside views. Givat Ram puts visitors in the heart of the city's biggest cultural institutions, including the world-class Israel Museum. In the charming neighborhood of Rehavia with its upscale hotels, visitors will find a wealth of cultural attractions including the Great Synagogue, Monastery of the Cross, and several theaters.
Ein Karem
You'll enjoy the churches and gardens in Ein Karem. You might want to make time for a stop at Church of the Visitation or Gornenskiy Monastery.
