Paamonim Hotel Jerusalem

Second stay. Always excellent. Nice and clean room. Nice staff. Location number one in the center of Jerusalem

Went with my son for a few days and we were very comfortable. Two separate sleeping areas. Very very clean. Little kitchen very helpful. Nice staff.

My husband had a business trip to Jerusalem so my son and I tagged along. We were in Jerusalem for five days and then we were switching to a hotel closer to the convention center. Since there were three of us we stayed in an Air B&B near Ben Yehuda Street. That location was perfect — we liked it so much we decided to find a hotel in the same area. (Husband’s work will only pay for hotel, not Air B&B). We found this place and I’m so glad we did. This was even better than our Air B&B. Plenty of room, comfy twin bed for my son and comfy king for us in a separate room within the room. Bathroom was a tad small, but totally workable. A/C worked great. I wish we’d stayed here all 10 days. I highly recommend this hotel and if I come back to Jerusalem, I’ll stay here.

Excellant location and very helpful staff! Very friendly environment. Gave us daily advice and guidance. Rooms are a little small. The showers are good. There’s free coffee and cookies all day. Would come back for sure!!

Lovely owners friendly hotel for anyone travelling alone. Great position in the centre for all your sight seeing. Loved my stay Great breakfast at the hotel with best coffee . Staff in hotel are very friendly and helpful

Paamonim Boutique Hotel in Jerusalem, A lovely hotel, located in the center of Jerusalem, clean, spacious rooms with everything you need. Helpful and welcoming staff, Politely answers every request and always gives the feeling that they will do everything to please every guest. The food is very tasty, and those who know me know that I am really spoiled with food, and here, I tasted everything... and I enjoyed it very much! Already at the entrance to the hotel there is a poster: "You arrived as a guest, we hope you will leave as a family" It's definitely proves itself!!! I wish there were a few more hotels like this in Israel with such a level of service, amazing and delicious food, and in general... A huge thanks for the hotel and its owners for lovely weekend.

Good hotel for what was my first time in Jerusalem Pros - Hotel is within good walking distance to the Old City (about 10 mins) and Mahne Yehuda market. - Amenities (restaurants and shops) are within close range. - Really close to the tram that takes you to Central Station, from where you can get a train to Ben Gurion Airport (a circa 40 minutes journey). - Polite (and willing to help) staff. - They give you an iron in the room if you want one. - The room had a balcony with a nice view of the city. Cons - No intercom in the rooms to call reception so you always have to go downstairs via the lift if you don’t have a local phone number. - Not many dining options and the breakfast at 80 shekels isn’t worth it (you can get nicer meal options for less nearby). - Not all the staff speak English so can be difficult to communicate unless you speak to the person at the front desk. - They only give you one complementary bottle of water in the room for the entire time you are there, whereas it should be a bottle a day for a single room and 2 bottles a day for a double room. - They sell umbrellas to guests when it’s raining but it should be complementary for guests.

Good location, near a really busy restaurant/walking area of the city. 15 minutes on foot from the Jaffa Gate or you can take a tram. Comfortable room, welcoming staff. We had a microwave and small fridge in our room. Plenty of hot water, hair dryer in the bathroom. Breakfast seemed a bit expensive so we didn't try it.

Very pleasant and caring personnel, doing there best to make you feel welcome and at ease. We had the pleasure to experience a official and traditional welcoming of the Shabbat and a Shabbat meal, which was very good. During the several traditional fases of the Shabbat meal of the present Jewish believers, we got elaborate explanations of the staff. So we as non Jewish people felt more than welcome to partake in the Shabbat meal. A great experience!