We stayed for 4 nights , the staff was helpful and the rooms are clean , value for money is perfect nThe location also is good since its closed to the central bus station and to the light train nThank you
Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
Photo: Prima Park Hotel Jerusalem
About Prima Park Hotel
Prima Park Hotel is a concept hotel, inspired by the regional boutique wineries of the Judean Mountains. Stay at this hotel and take part in a celebration of good wines and delicious flavors.
Comfort, Adventure & Ambience
The hotel is located by the Chords Bridge, right at the entrance to Jerusalem, with access to the light rail, making it easy to commute to the city’s central attractions and areas. In addition, this location is perfect for those who wish to visit the area around Jerusalem.
Inside the hotel you’ll find a classic lounge-bar, designed as a wine cellar, where you can relax and enjoy a glass of your favorite wine. Your meals will be served in “Tzel HaKerem” – the hotel’s spacious patio, which also functions as an event venue.
The hotel’s rooms are spacious and modernly designed and are perfect for a restful and peaceful vacation. If you woke up on the adventurous side of the bed, grab at the reception a map of the nearby wineries and go explore the fine wines of Jerusalem Mountains.
Events & Conferences at Prima Park Hotel
Prima Park hotel is ideal for celebratory events and conferences. Whether you’re hosting a symposium, private event such as bar/bat-mitzvah or a wedding, Prima Park Hotel offers 6 beautiful venues for all types of events – from small halls for intimate events to the beautiful Patio hall which accommodates up to 400 guests in a seating arrangements and 450 guests in a cocktail party style. In addition, there is an option of booking in advance a screen and a projector, a portable handsfree speaker, and a flip chart board. For those who are interested, the hotel’s synagogue is also available for private booking for up to 200 guests (You can also book a private synagogue through the hotel for an additional charge).
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TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 1139 traveler reviews“Nice hotel and clean rooms”
“Overrated. Stealing”
From visiting jerusalem nAbout 5/ 6 years ago either my sister we stayed at the prima park. nnEven then nIncredibly expensive, the food absolutely horrible nIam proud of my religion Jewish. nnI took a chance on staying there again, nAfter 4/5 Emails I sent cursity. nThey never took the time to...
MoreFrom visiting jerusalem nAbout 5/ 6 years ago either my sister we stayed at the prima park. nnEven then nIncredibly expensive, the food absolutely horrible nIam proud of my religion Jewish. nnI took a chance on staying there again, nAfter 4/5 Emails I sent cursity. nThey never took the time to reply .nnI arrived on the 18th September nAfter a nightmare journey from telaviv. nnNo hospitality wine anymore nThis hotel cost me very much For 7 nights nOf which am looking at compensation of which I will be contacting my holiday company. nnThe carpet was disgusting, stains nAll over nTerrible view overlooking the car park nFood disgusting nExecpt for the shabbat meal at a cost of 180 israel shekels. nnI decided to have 1 pint of beer nOn the Wednesday. And I always pay as I get nBecause there are so many hidden charges .nThe young girl serving me asked me my.room number nBit weird. When I was paying cash .nnYet the hotel nOnly had it down for me to pay nFrom a statement I got . Unbelievable nI was given 1 complentary drink . What is all that about ,nnThe staff nGirls in the restaurant are so ignorant nAnd look like they don't want to be there .nnI can assume everyone at that hotel are just trying to get what they can out of you. nEven when enquiring about a shuttle to the airport. nnAbsolutely ruined my stay nNever recommended at all . nIt has not put me off jerusalem. Old city nBut that hotel prima park. Never again nI will be looking towards compensation nnMark Andrew Barnett
Less“Shabby but OK as a budget choice”
We spent 4 nights at the Prima Park in connection with a conference at the nearby Hebrew University campus. The hotel is as sad, worn and shabby as others have reported - gross carpets, sagging sofas in the hallways, nasty bathroom grout, chipped furniture, etc. Our room was tolerably clean, but the...
MoreWe spent 4 nights at the Prima Park in connection with a conference at the nearby Hebrew University campus. The hotel is as sad, worn and shabby as others have reported - gross carpets, sagging sofas in the hallways, nasty bathroom grout, chipped furniture, etc. Our room was tolerably clean, but the dust and grime under the bed suggested that it isn't thoroughly mopped between guests. The hotel was loud at night because it hosts college-age tour groups, and the kids would hang out in the hallway until 1:00 or 2:00 AM until we yelled at them. One morning, there was a kid sleeping in the hall in his underwear. The breakfast was not the best we've experienced in Israel, but there was a good variety, and the atrium-like dining space is nice. nnThe main problem with this hotel is its location, which is terrible for independent travelers who are not being ferried around by tour bus. It's on the periphery of central Jerusalem. There is nothing to do, and nowhere to eat, in walking distance. The roads around the hotel are pedestrian-hostile. The only comfortable way to get into central Jerusalem (other than by taxi) is by light rail, which is accessible by walking around the back of the hotel on an asphalt path -- next to a bridge overpass -- and then crossing a big intersection. So, if you are on a budget, the Prima Park is an OK choice. Just be aware that you aren't going to be experiencing the sights, sounds and atmosphere of Jerusalem - and isn't that why you are going there??
LessRooms
Comfort Room
The Comfort roo is a modern and fully equipped 23 square meter room. Perfect for: one person, couples, couple+1, or 3 adults.
- Cable TV
- Hair Dryer
- Safe
- Mini Fridge
- Tea/Coffee Maker
- Shower/Bath
- Free Wi-Fi
Superior Room
This 23 square meter Superior room welcomes you to an upgraded, renovated, and cozy ambience. Perfect for: one person, couples, couple+1, or 3 adults.
- Cable LED TV
- Hair Dryer
- Safe
- Mini Fridge
- Tea/Coffee Maker
- Shower/Bath
- Free Wi-Fi
Junior Suite
This spacious and indluging suite spreads over a surface of 37 square meters, including a bed room and a vast living room space with a seating area.
Perfect for: one person, couples, couple+1, Couple+2+baby, or 3 adults.
- Cable LED TV
- Hair Dryer
- Safe
- Mini Fridge
- Tea/Coffee Maker
- Shower/Bath
- Free Wi-Fi
Amenities
Suited for
- Business
- Couples
- Events
- Families
- Conventions
- Kosher
Services
- Air Conditioning
- Cable/Satellite TV
- Elevator
- Fax / Photocopying
- Laundry
- Restaurant
- Room Service
- Safe
- Dry Cleaning
- Heating
- Game Room
General
- Accessibility
- Event Hall
- Fitness Center
- Free WIFI
- Meeting Room
- Synagogue
- Check in: 2:00 pm
- Check out: 11:00 am