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Bayit Vagan Guesthouse

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About Bayit Vegan Guesthouse

Bayit Vegan Guesthouse is located in the Jerusalem neighborhood of the same name at the foot of the Jerusalem Hills in between Mount Herzl and Gazelle Valley. The guesthouse contains 115 air-conditioned rooms that can accommodate up to 4 people, suitable for couples, families with children or groups any time of week, anytime of year. Meals in the dining room (kosher mehadrin) are available with booking in advance at an extra cost, and there is a private synagogue for use on Shabbat. Bayit Vegan Guesthouse also hosts events, such as weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, meetings and much more.

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  • address iconרח' הפסגה 8 ירושלים IL 91163, HaPisga 8, Jerusalem, Israel
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based on 1,852 traveler reviews
  • Rafael Izhakov
    Rafael Izhakov
    July 24, 2026

    1st door knob was broken and second are tv screen was smashed and they didn’t care. The food they served in the dining hall was not good and everyone complained. If you really want a hotel with good food DONT GO HERE.

  • Gavi Hurwitz
    Gavi Hurwitz
    June 1, 2026

    I was there for a wedding. It was unbelievable. The chupa was magnificent on the rooftop, a wonderful view to look at. The hall itself is spacious and plenty of space for tables and a reasonable sized dance floor.

  • Raffi Shneck
    Raffi Shneck
    July 26, 2026

    Rooms were very nice one flaw was out tv was broken before we arrived but other than that they were very nice the view was amazing and so was the surrounding area the food wasn’t very nice but overall a very nice place

  • Judy Freedman
    Judy Freedman
    January 13, 2026

    Used as a simcha hall. Simple but very pleasant atmosphere, plenty of dancing roo

  • Stephanie
    Stephanie
    January 21, 2019

    Came here on birthright stayed here for 3 nights. Rooms were small the shower you had to be patient to get hot water. Beware you will not get new towels on Shabbat unless you ask the front desk since there is no room...

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