East Jerusalem Hotels with Breakfast

"My stay was great! The staff is kind, friendly, helpful. The owner is a wonderful person, seeking to please his customers. The breakfast was varied, fresh, and healthy. Room was good, bed comfortable, all that was needed. Location excellent to all sites, I walked the entire time to all locations. Wear comfortable shoes, a lot of steps and steep walking. Favorite bakery Neemans. "

"First off, I am an American so I have that point of view. The hotel reminds me of old Hollywood. It is a classic with tons of history that is showing it's age. I liked it a lot, my wife not so much. It was clean and the staff was great. The bed was hard and we never did figure out the AC system. It is in the Muslim district which we hadn't anticipated, but was no problem and everyone treated great. It's noisy outside, but that is living in any city. These are difficult times in Israel and we pray for peace."

"The hotel has a panoramic view in terms of location. It is possible to reach the city center by walking, bus or taxi. The hotel staff are very nice, friendly and warm. Although the price is much higher than the surrounding hotels, even twice as much, the breakfast offered is very limited and very simple. You will be bored if the products offered for breakfast are always limited and the same for long-term rather than short-term stays. I think not only me, but everyone staying at the hotel deserves a better quality and more diverse breakfast for the money I pay. I hope hotel officials read this and offer us more options for breakfast for long-term stays. If you are wondering what the options are. Mashed potatoes, french fries, fried mushrooms, sausage and sausage fries, eggplant, zucchini and pepper fries, tuna, green onion, parsley, arugula, onion, and similar alternatives should not be seen by customers."