King David Hotel

King David Hotel puts Jerusalem stays within walking distance of the Old City.

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King David Hotel is the specific hotel at King David St 23 in Jerusalem, with a long-established building dating from the 1920s and a pink quartz facade. The hotel has renovated guestrooms and suites, and room options include a Jerusalem Room, a Deluxe Center Suite, and a Deluxe Old City Top Floors category. A room option was shown with one double bed, and another room category faces the hotel gardens with a view toward the Old City.

The stay works like a full-service hotel rather than a small guesthouse. Jerusalem’s Light Rail stops close to the hotel, which gives the location a practical advantage beyond the walk to the Old City.

The public spaces are part of the draw here: the hotel has formal lounges and traditional interiors, along with updated guest areas. Dining is handled on site, including Solima Restaurant & Terrace, The Grill Room, and the Oriental bar, so guests do not need to leave the building for a meal or drink.

Parking is paid and subject to availability, so travelers arriving by car should not treat an on-site space as guaranteed. The hotel has a non-smoking policy, with smoking limited to a designated area.

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