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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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Based on 122 traveler reviews

“Old hotel in the old city”

Reviewed on April 2, 2020By 370arildhForde, Norway

This is a hotell where you must stay from the first floor and above. That is because when it rains, the floor on the graound floor will be inundated. i have also tasted better food other places then they have here.

“Truly a disappointment”

Reviewed on March 15, 2020By 367chrissic

We were a group of 18, the first night one room flooded, one smelled so bad the couple had to be moved. The pictures posted were nothing like the actual hotel. The love seat in the lobby was torn and in very bad shape. The only friendly person was George in the dining room....

We were a group of 18, the first night one room flooded, one smelled so bad the couple had to be moved. The pictures posted were nothing like the actual hotel. The love seat in the lobby was torn and in very bad shape. The only friendly person was George in the dining room. The food was mediocre and not much of a variety compared to the hotel we stayed in last year. I could go on but needless to say, I would not recommend this hotel.

“Convenient, Plus a Helpful Staff”

Reviewed on March 1, 2020By Annette Rogers JZlin, Czech Republic

We stayed in the Knights Palace for 2 weeks during January. The hotel is very close to the New gate. The staff was very accommodating, quickly responding to any requests we had. The place is a bit eclectic with a long history that is perfectly reflected in the decor. The rooms were comfortable, but...

We stayed in the Knights Palace for 2 weeks during January. The hotel is very close to the New gate. The staff was very accommodating, quickly responding to any requests we had. The place is a bit eclectic with a long history that is perfectly reflected in the decor. The rooms were comfortable, but not fancy. The meals were delightful, with lots of variety. It was a new taste experience every evening. The array of desserts on offer made it hard to chose just one. The best thing of all was meeting George, one of the waiters in the restaurant. He was so very kind and gracious to us all throughout our stay.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)