Grand Court Hotel

The hotel is huge and caters mainly for the large tour groups. We travelled as an independent family so it wasn’t the best environment for us. Breakfast gets very busy when the groups are cramming in their meal before their day tour. nnThe rooms are clean and relatively spacious to allow a sofa bed for our teenage son. Our room faced the main street so it was noisy. The heating was set centrally so we had to keep our window open as it got too hot. Hotel service is minimal (ie no porters or concierge)nnMain benefit is the location - a short walk to light rail and bus stops, and 10 min walk to the Old City. We didn’t have dinner at the hotel but do try and check out Sarwa Kitchen which is a 5 min walk away. nnIt was adequate for our needs (a place to sleep after a day of sightseeing) but independent travellers may prefer a more boutique hotel.

What a unique and wonderful hotel, strategically located in the city of Jerusalem, equipped with all necessities, and the most important thing in it is the cleanliness that concerns everyone.nThe level of cleanliness in the hotel is very high, and the treatment of the officials is distinguished and always interested in you. Thank you to all the officials, especially the cleaning officials, for their interest. It was a wonderful experience