King David Hotel

King David Hotel puts you within walking distance of Jerusalem’s Old City.

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King David Hotel is a hotel at 23 King David Street in Jerusalem, with a long-established building that dates from the 1920s and has a pink quartz façade. The public areas are formal and historic in style, and the guestrooms and suites have been renovated.

A room option at the hotel includes a double bed, and the Jerusalem Room looks over the hotel gardens with a view toward the Old City. This gives the stay a more specific sense of place than a standard city room, especially for travelers who want the hotel itself to feel connected to Jerusalem.

The stay works well for guests who want services inside the building rather than a self-catering setup.

Transport and arrival are also straightforward for a central Jerusalem stay. Jerusalem’s Light Rail stops close to the hotel, and paid parking is available on the property subject to availability.

The hotel is non-smoking, with a designated smoking area. Pets are welcome, and the hotel lists a pet accommodation fee per stay.

One real limit is that parking is paid and subject to availability, so bringing a car does not guarantee a space. On Saturdays and the final day of Jewish holidays, check-in starts later than the usual check-in time.

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