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Knights Palace

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Freres Street, New Gate, Jerusalem
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About the Knights Place Guest House

The Knights Palace guest house is a former Christian theological seminary was built in the 1880’s with a design that incorporates 11th and 12th century motifs.

Renovated in the 1990’s, the Knights Palace now serves as a high-end guesthouse with 50 comfortable – often luxurious – rooms suitable for the modern traveler while maintaining its Christian decor and feel.

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“Budget Hotel”

Reviewed on July 5, 2019By Alison PWyomissing, Pennsylvania

We stayed here several nights during our time in Jerusalem. We had trouble with the A/C not working. The room was very basic but clean. it was close to New Gate but it was uphill. There are a lot of stairs on the property, if you have any physical issues -...

We stayed here several nights during our time in Jerusalem. We had trouble with the A/C not working. The room was very basic but clean. it was close to New Gate but it was uphill. There are a lot of stairs on the property, if you have any physical issues - advise to stay on main floor and use the small elevator. The people were very friendly and tired to accommodate our needs.

“In the old city”

Reviewed on October 21, 2018By P6021UYrichardk

This hotel is near the New gate of the old city. Easy walk to any place in the old city. It is a older hotel and needs some updating. The AC did not work well, but the evenings cooled down and that made things tolerable. The convenience of being in the old city made...

This hotel is near the New gate of the old city. Easy walk to any place in the old city. It is a older hotel and needs some updating. The AC did not work well, but the evenings cooled down and that made things tolerable. The convenience of being in the old city made sight seeing easy. We felt safe at all times. The food was good and the service was good as well. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We think it is an average hotel for the area. The AC was our only problem.

“2 or 3 star depends on a/c”

Reviewed on October 19, 2018By RossM364Denver, Colorado

Just spent 3 nights here. Cool from an ambiance standpoint but very average to below average rooms. A/C was hit or miss, food very good, service very friendly, but noisy, hard to sleep. Am not sure of any decent alternatives in the Old City.

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