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Mount of Olives Hotel

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About the Mount of Olives Hotel

It may not be the fanciest in Jerusalem, but the Mount of Olives Hotel certainly has one of the best views in the city. Situated on the summit of the Mount of Olives, the family-run hotel overlooks the entire Old City from the Kidron Valley outward. For centuries, the building has served as a hostelry to the adjoining Church of the Ascension and is mere walking distance from many other holy sites including the Chapel of Ascension, the Garden of Gethsemane and Dominus Flevit. The building was renovated in 1960 and now includes 54 homey rooms, some of which afford a breathtaking view of the Old City. Still, part of building dates much further back, and it’s worth noting that at the far end of the building, just above the door to the kitchen, is one of the oldest surviving carvings of the pagan deity Baphomet. The Mount of Olives Hotel offers free WiFi and a complimentary breakfast.

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  • address icon97 Raba Al-Adawiya Street, Jerusalem
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4
based on 219 traveler reviews
  • Remaa Bdran
    Remaa Bdran
    October 5, 2023

    The only good thing at this hotel is the location and maybe the food. The hotel is very old and the reality is far way from the pictures. The carpet is old and has disgusting stains all over it. The room is very small and...

  • Burhan Waheed
    Burhan Waheed
    June 25, 2022

    I was at this hotel for over a month. The staff here are amazing and so helpful so I would highly recommend staying here. They treat you like real guest and try and help you as much as they can. The rooms are generally c...

  • Jose Valentino Junior
    Jose Valentino Junior
    June 11, 2022

    OMG this by far has being the dirtiest hotel I've been, was had blemishes, food marks, dust. The bedding was smelling bad, also the mosque speakers feels like it's inside the room in prayer times. Also it's in the Palesti...

  • May Hasan
    May Hasan
    June 17, 2022

    Just came back from Jerusalem and stayed here with my friends. Im so grateful we found this place! It truly felt like home and everyone that works there was so helpful all the time. The area was amazing and the locals wer...

  • M. W.
    M. W.
    May 25, 2019

    The room was pretty neat and quite recently renovated. Especially the bath room was good for the price payed. Check-in and check-out was easy and can happen 24 h. The only hard thing was to get there by foot with luggage:...

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