King David Hotel

King David Hotel puts the Old City within walking distance from King David Street in Jerusalem.

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King David Hotel is a full-service hotel at 23 King David Street in Jerusalem, with a long-established, formal hotel setting rather than a small guesthouse style. The building has classic public rooms and renovated guestrooms, so the stay is centered on a historic hotel atmosphere with updated sleeping areas.

A room can include a bed with a separate couch, and the bathroom can include a sink, mirror, and bathtub. Some rooms look over the hotel gardens and toward the Old City, giving the room itself a stronger sense of place than a standard city-facing stay.

The stay works well for travelers who want hotel facilities on site.

Dining is part of the hotel setup, with restaurants and a bar inside the property. Parking is available on the property for a fee, and valet service is also available for a fee, which is useful for guests arriving by car in central Jerusalem.

Jerusalem’s light rail stops close to the hotel, adding another practical way to move around the city without relying only on taxis or a car. The hotel also has a non-smoking policy, with smoking limited to a designated smoking area.

One limit to note is parking: it is paid and subject to availability, so a car space is not an unlimited included benefit of the stay.

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