Great location , very affordable, also very nice breakfast available.

If you are staying in the hostel room good luck getting a bed that has a working electrical outlet to charge your phone. I would say 75% of the outlets in the bunks are not working. I have stayed at this hostel a number of times, and this is an ongoing problem.

I really liked how the hostel was clean and everybody was friendly. This was my first time in a hostel and I was really afraid of uncleaniness. Everything was well organized. They have a kitchen fully equipped so it was easy to cook and I could also put my food in a container provided. Awesome.

Because the fridge is use by everybody, sometimes it was a real mess. Maybe they could clean it a bit more often. But again, it was well organized - they had sticks and pen prepared to put your name and time of your stay to stick it on your food. Good idea!

The accommodation is very cool, quirky and eclectic. It spans over four floors and there are different seating areas away from the bedrooms. The location is beyond amazing! It is nicely tucked away yet in the middle of everything. A short walk to the market and a 10 minute walk to Jerusalem's religious sites. I would definitely recommend!

A bit of a random checking-in process, when our booking couldn't be found on the system?? Although I had paid and had a booking reference. I do not think we got the supreme room that I booked but the staff quickly responded to separate the bed into two singles.

The hotel couldn't be more conveniently located: you can reach the Old City on foot, but you can also simply pop outside and you'll find yourself immersed in the buzz of Downtown Jerusalem. The restaurant/wine bar in the hotel lobby is chic yet relaxed, as well as really delicious. True, our room was tiny and didn't have the best view, but it was very efficiently organised and even had a professional Nespresso machine (with new coffee pods provided every day!). The bathroom, though admittedly very small, made much more sense and was more intelligently organised than many utterly bizarre and ultimately impractical bathrooms I've had in 4- or even 5-star hotels! I also loved the communal kitchen and terrace on floor 2, and I particularly appreciated having access to communal laundry facilities (though they should definitely change the payment method!). The atmosphere and decor was rock'n'roll but with a tongue-in-cheek, don't-take-yourself-too-seriously twist. Loved it!

I especially loved the common area. It's huge and cosy. It was mostly too cold to use the huge terrace (end of November), but it also is very big and looks inviting. Free tea, coffee and water. As Israel is very expensive, it's very handy that there's a kitchen to cook, if you want. It's great to meet other travelers. Only very few people that were sitting in front of their laptops all the time. I stayed 6 nights and I slept in a 4-bed-dorm and a 6-bed-dorm. both were very spacious, big lockers, mattresses were ok. Toilet and shower were separated which I found very good. Hot water and excellent water pressure. Location is very good. Close to the market (5-10min), but also to the Old Town (Jaffa Gate about 15-20min)

There's a USB port in every bed, but unfortunately there's no plug. I have some stuff that still needs a classic plug... Cleanliness is probably pretty alright for a hostel, but if you look closely, it could be better (especially in the bathrooms). Also, some more common toilets than just 1 were good, in my opinion. It would be nice if they offered some tours or day trips to different places in the area.

Everything was good, the facility was excellent, the location was close to tram and bus station and 10 minutes away from Old City, the staff was kind and they were always busy cleaning especially the common area, it was a pleasure cooking our own food, everything in the kitchen was to our disposal. Reception staff, Shadi and the manager was very helpful. Shadi should get the employee of the month reward 🏆 We would highly recommend The Stay Inn to family and friends, in fact we already did 😁. God willing, we will be returning next year to Stay Inn. Great value for money 🙏

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Roof top terrace and kitchen are awsome. Entire building is consistently clean. Area is good and has easy access to public transport. Staff are friendly and helpful. Bang for your buck considering you are staying in a very expensive country (especially in Israel where dorms cost us much as hotels in other countries). I would say this hostel is the best option in Jerusalem for now.

water in our dorm shower simply did not drain quick in enough and consistently flooded bathroom floor; And the light in my bed booth was not working. Breakfast was, like everything in Israel, was expensive.

This hotel is more resembles a a high end hostel. It seems more suitable for young travellers and groups. The atmosphere feels young and fizzy. Our room was spacious and modern, it had three banked beds and additional queen bed. The banked beds were a real attraction for our kids. The breakfast was good, though the dining area was too packed and dense (most probably due to organised group that came all un the same time). The location is perfect… 10 mins from Davidka and mahane Yehuda… There is also only 25 mins walk to western wall (kotel). The light train stop is located 2 minutes from the hotel.

The cleanliness could be better. The is no seating areas or chairs in the room though there are plenty of sofas in the aisles and in the halls at each floor The noise from the street was quite strong and we could hear the the stop announcements from buses passing near us.

Well equiped, perfectely located and highly modern Hostel, ehich actually is more of a hotel-standard. Everything is clean and the dorm beds are separated by curtains plus everyone has it‘s own light and charger, which makes everything very comfortable! The common areas are very nice and the breaktfast is amazing!

Just a note, not a nehative point: It‘s not a typical hostel, more like a hotel. Although there are beautiful common areas including an amazing rooftop I found it not very social, means, there are for sure other places where you can meet other travellers easier. Nevertheless, if you like to spend some time on your own, it‘s the perfect place to relax and recharge between exhausting days in the beautiful city of Jerusalem!

it’s clean and the location is very good. And I like that the toilet and shower in our room is separate, very convenient if there’s more of you in the room.

our sink in the shower room is very slow to drain. we requested it to be fixed. the maintenance guy said he will do it the following day when we’re out, but it’s still the same. There’s only 1 kettle in the common kitchen. not enough during busy hours