Arthur Hotel

Rooms at Arthur Hotel use a 1930s Jerusalem look with Ottoman-style textiles and colorful period details. Standard rooms have a queen-size bed, with two separate single beds available on request, and the bathroom includes both a shower and bath, towels, and spa-brand toiletries.

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Some room categories add a balcony and a Jerusalem view, with the bathroom separated from the bedroom by a window that can be closed. Terrace rooms also have a nearby balcony, a queen-size bed, white bedding, and wall paintings that continue the older Jerusalem design theme.

The stay works well as a boutique hotel stay rather than a self-catering apartment stay. Breakfast is available, the hotel has a polished café area, Wi-Fi is free, the property is non-smoking, and the hotel is kosher.

Arthur Hotel also has a happy hour, pet-friendly accommodation, and protected areas, with safe rooms on each floor. These details make the building practical as well as design-focused, especially for travelers who want a hotel setup with services inside the property rather than only a room.

The main limit is parking. Arthur Hotel has limited on-site parking, spaces are not guaranteed because they are given on a first-come, first-served basis, and the license plate number must be given to the hotel before entering the parking lot.

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