Over 40 years ago we booked rooms to relax and rewind. It has become popular and advance bookings is recommended. So we took a stroll in the lovely garden and were overwhelmed with the views and atmosphere. Well worth the trip.
Notre Dame de Sion – Ein Kerem
About Notre Dame de Sion
Notre Dame de Sion – Ein Kerem is distinguished by its quiet and peaceful ambience and clean, comfortable and simple accommodation.
The guest house is run by the Sisters of Sion, who are members of The Congregation of Notre Dame de Sion founded by Theodore Ratisbonne in 1847 in Paris, France.
Notre Dame de Sion – Ein Kerem is divided into the Main House and Guest House and offers 29 rooms, including a suite and a special room, The Hermitage. The hotel also offers a tranquil chapel, dining room, coffee rooms and spectacular gardens renowned for their silence.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 14 traveler reviews“Still enchanting after many years”
“Amazing serenity and peace”
I spent 10 days in Ein Karem and visited the Nore Dame desion several times. amazing views of the hills of Judea. of you are not staying there itis worth to have a lunch there. the twon is so cue with lots of resturants. bequtiful small allyes and street to walk through.
“A very welcome oasis”
Upon entering the grounds of Notre de Dame de Sion, one is immediately entering a sanctuary of peace, quiet, meditative reflection and serenity. The Reception is hosted by Dominka, who is friendly, resourceful and very helpful. The grounds are renowned for their beautiful, inspiring gardens. The breakfast is super and Turkish coffee...
MoreUpon entering the grounds of Notre de Dame de Sion, one is immediately entering a sanctuary of peace, quiet, meditative reflection and serenity. The Reception is hosted by Dominka, who is friendly, resourceful and very helpful. The grounds are renowned for their beautiful, inspiring gardens. The breakfast is super and Turkish coffee is available. The rooms are adquately furnished, clean and quiet. Remember that the cobbled floor can give off sound when people are walking past your room, as well as the wooden bedroom doors when being opened or closed.
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