Bezalel Hotel - an Atlas Boutique Hotel0

The front desk staff was tremendously helpful and kind. We also had two rooms that were at the end of the hallway (and we could close the hallway door so it felt like a suite). The wine and appetizers each night (happy hour) were awesome as we spent our days on our feet, so having a glass and playing chess became a nightly activity before dinner.

We came to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv (where we stayed at the Fabric Hotel which is a sister hotel to Bezalel). The breakfasts at Fabric were AMAZING - so it was a bit of a let down for breakfast at Bezalel - but understandable since it was not a restaurant). The rooms were very small which was fine, however the AC could only be controlled by the building for all rooms (so we were told) so if you wanted it cooler or warmer, they had to do it for the entire building, which seemed wonky

Good size room, with very good ensuite, massive TV on a gimble that in my room, looked like it could fall off any second and made getting down 1 side of the bed a bit of a squeeze. Curtains had to be kept closed as sun would stream in plus not the best of views (through very dirty windows) of adjacent buildings plus the larger window was the head of the bed against the permanently closed curtains (had end/corner room 2nd floor). Higher rooms would be better. Roof terrace looked good but was closed when I was staying. Pleasant ground floor area with nice comfy sofas with a nice friendly buzz/feel. Nice street café style seating area outside but lacking any regular coffee/drink service (Mid-March so not high season). Reception is in a choke point just inside the entrance door so can get busy if there are multiple check in/departures but all staff I met super helpful & engaging. Pick up & drop off is on a one-way street so not the easiest but there is a slip road next to hotel which offers some stopping options but will get busy. This one-way road looks like it's going to get busier as there is a very elegant new building / office about to open opposite the front of the hotel which will increase the local footfall. With plenty of restaurants close as well as one of the best/only shopping mall close too, this area is on the up. Plenty of older more traditional and contemporary restaurant choices within 2-3 min walk as hotel doesn't provide meals other than breakfast.

Lack of food & beaverages outside breakfast.

I needed a place to stay last minute and I was so lucky to stay here. I've been to Atlas hotel in Tel Aviv before and my family has been staying there for years and years. This hotel in Jerusalem is just the same: quaint, perfect location and very individualized and family-like atmosphere and support from all of the staff.

My room never really cooled down and was a little noisy but that is what you get for a downtown hotel. Truly, no complaints!

This was the best hotel during our stay and we wish we could have stayed longer. From the moment you pass the door, you are welcome by smiling staff. Everybody was so friendly and helpful - ladies and gentlemen. We were also greeted and hosted by the Manager Ms Ayala - so cheerful and helpful lady. The hotel itself has the perfect location, the room was very comfortable, with beautiful view. Coffee and tea facilities are available, also tasty chocolate. Breakfast is state of the art - rich and so delicious that you do not want to leave. Happy hour is a great idea, the hotel offers delicious wine, meal and snacks. We definitely recoomend Bezalel Hotel to everyone!

Great location, near Old City Jerusalem. Staff was friendly, room was small but comfortable. Beds we comfortable. Had a nice outdoor patio that we used a few times when it wasn't windy. Happy hour food was nice. Breakfast was adequate, could use more variety.

Room was small. Also Booking.com room rate was misleading. We ended up paying almost 3 times more than we expected. Frustrating. For that reason alone, I will probably not book through Booking.com for international travel again.

the staff are fantastic; super friendly and helpful. The location was great - very near to the main food market in Jerusalem. it’s a pleasant and easy 25 minute walk to the Jaffa Gaye at the Old City. The rooms are calmly and functionally decorated with great showers. They have a happy hour with wonderful food every evening. Very highly recommended for a great stay in Jerusalem.

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good location about 15 minutes walk from outskirts of the centre and 30 minutes to the old city. large comfortable bed and great private terrace attached to our room but it was very windy so we weren’t able to use it for 1/2 of the time happy hour 5-7 with drinks and nibbles

bathroom a little tired and the shower was sometimes not very hot limited tv channels … Shabbat and windy cool weather meant we were in the room most evenings and it would have been great to have had Netflix

Staff was extremely nice, resourceful and helpful. They have an open buffet from 5pm to 7pm with some wine, cookies and fruits which is really nice. The experience overall is very similar to Atlas Tel Aviv, which is awesome, and exactly what we expected. Breakfast & coffee is great and the atmosphere is pleasant. The location is perfect, 4-5 minutes walk from Machne Yehuda market, with nice restaurants and cafes and almost everything we needed was within walking distance.

1. Room was tiny, we had no room for the luggage, but it wasn't that terrible since we didn't spend much time in the room anyway. 2. They have a nice roof, but it had only 2-3 sofas and several chairs & tables, it was hot but they had no parasol so we had to go down for a little shadow.

The location is great. The breakfast was rich and fresh and we enjoyed it very much! The staff were welcoming and were happy to assist us on any matter (recommendations for activities, special requests regarding our newborn, etc). The hotel is pet friendly, our Shi-tzu also enjoyed his stay 😉

The only thing that we didn’t like is the size of the room- we guess the rooms are small since it is an urban hotel. In our case it was snowing so we had to spend some time in the room, which we wish was just a little bigger. With saying that- the hotel and staff are so amazing that it didn’t affect our stay.

It was one of the most welcoming and charming hotels I have ever been to. Thanks to the people who work there, they made my stay in the hotel unforgettable and highly comfortable. I felt like being in a friend's house. I want specially thank Adi and Rachel, who were so open and friendly and helpful. They gave great advice and help. The hotel's location is excellent; it is situated on a quiet street but not far from the center. The rooms are clean, and the beds are comfortable; the bed linens and the towels are high quality. The breakfasts were delicious, and there was an extensive choice of food. There also were happy hours in the hotel, and from 5 to 7 PM, you could enjoy wine and snacks, and they even had soup. The reception and outside area are cozy, and they have a coffee machine at the reception (and in the rooms, there are coffee machines). I had no time to see the terrasse, and I hope to visit it next time. Everything was so great that I’m looking forward to returning to the hotel and meeting the people who made my stay excellent. Thanks to Adi and Rachel and the stuff I am planning to stay at this and other Atlas hotels.