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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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“Tucked away in the Old City”

Reviewed 5 days agoBy ekharris92Lufkin, Texas

We stayed 2 weeks at this lovely hotel. Part of the Hotel is along the North wall of the Old City. The rooms are all different. It has an old world charm. The staff are so very friendly and accommodating of your needs. George in the dining room is...

We stayed 2 weeks at this lovely hotel. Part of the Hotel is along the North wall of the Old City. The rooms are all different. It has an old world charm. The staff are so very friendly and accommodating of your needs. George in the dining room is impeccable with his service and warmth. The breakfast and dinner served are wonderful each day.

“Cheesecake”

Reviewed on December 6, 2019By NeleAbenteuer2

If you want to taste the best cheesecake ever from all over the world (and I would say for eternity) - here you will get it: Biscuit on the ground, fluffy cream inside and red confiture on top. This cake is like an œuvre d'art, soo delicious! Thank you so much.

“Lovely place to stay”

Reviewed on November 2, 2019By Mina M

I loved this place. It was very clean and the staff were very friendly. Wifi was good- just remember to log in to all of the separate routers to ensure coverage wherever you are in the hotel- the code is the same for all. The food at breakfast and dinner time was plentiful and...

I loved this place. It was very clean and the staff were very friendly. Wifi was good- just remember to log in to all of the separate routers to ensure coverage wherever you are in the hotel- the code is the same for all. The food at breakfast and dinner time was plentiful and varied- a mix of western and middle eastern dishes. Good hummus! The room was large and had air conditioning that was adjustable. I ended up switching it off, but that was easy to do. The bar area is big and meant that we could hang out as a group at the end of the night. Location is absolutely amazing! The only thing I missed was a kettle and tea and coffee making facilities in the room, but that doesn't seem to be all that common in Israel and I managed! Thanks for a lovely stay.

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