This is not the most luxurious of hotels but it has a wonderful feel to it so well worth staying. Having the church attached to the Hotel makes for a great atmosphere. It is clean and well looked after. With stunning views over the City.
St. Andrews Scottish Guesthouse
About St. Andrew’s Scottish Guesthouse
St. Andrew’s Scottish Guesthouse (some refer to it affectionately as “The Scottie”) is a quaint getaway down the road from Jerusalem’s First Station (the renewed old train station), and facing the walls of the Old City. It is set inside the historic St. Andrews Church which was built in the late 1920’s as a memorial for the Scottish soldiers killed in World War I.
The Scottish Guesthouse provides guests with a warm Christian welcome and traditional Scottish hospitality, offering 19 rooms, some of which are family-sized. Many of the rooms have balconies facing the Old City; others offer views of the church’s secluded garden. Wireless internet and parking are free for guests.
The guesthouse is within walking distance of the Old City and Jerusalem’s hip shopping district in the German Colony, on Emek Refaim Street. And just a 20-minute walk uphill and you’re at center city’s Ben Yehuda Street.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 272 traveler reviewsNew
“a wonderful atmosphere”
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“Study Pilgrimage with a group from the Church of Scotland.”
Warm friendly welcome. Good sleep, good food , kind and mannerly staff, and a fantastic location for the old city. Beautiful surroundings of parklands and a church attached for worship. Highly recommend.
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“Amazing Views in a welcoming establishment”
As part of a group touring Israel/Palestine i stayed here for 4 nights in early November. THere is a wonderful view over the old city and from the bedroom i was lucky enough to be allocated. A short if hilly walk takes you to the Jaffa gate ready to explore old Jerusalem....
MoreAs part of a group touring Israel/Palestine i stayed here for 4 nights in early November. THere is a wonderful view over the old city and from the bedroom i was lucky enough to be allocated. A short if hilly walk takes you to the Jaffa gate ready to explore old Jerusalem. The staff are friendly the food is excellent and the estalishment is run to the highest standards using fair trade supplies, and a policy of diversity of employment. The Sunbala palestinian Free Trade shop has some lovely items for sale. Warmly recommended
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- Air Conditioning
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- Event Hall
- Free WIFI
- Free Parking