It´s a really wonderful place in a wonderful City! The Villa is unrounded with a fantastic garden with large trees. Very quiet and nice. The rooms are lovely and very clean. The Service is friendly and courteous! We will definitely coma again!
Villa Ba’Moshava Boutique Hotel
About Villa Ba’Moshava
Villa Ba’Moshava (ex- Arcadia Villa Ba’Moshava), the new boutique Jerusalem hotel in the heart of the German and Greek Colonies, offers guests 24 superior rooms including single, double, and family rooms which are perfect for two adults and one child. Rooms with balconies are available.
Every guest at Villa is treated like a VIP. You will feel pampered immediately upon arrival, as the multilingual staff offers you refreshments before you’ve even checked in. Breakfast is served at the cafes located near the hotel. Note that the hotel does not have a kashrut certificate.
The hotel is located in a historic preservation building in the heart of the historic neighborhood, often simply called “the Moshava,” on a very quiet and pastoral side street, and moments from Emek Refaim, a pretty and vibrant avenue lined with trendy shops, restaurants, cafes and amenities such as grocery and convenient stores.
You’ll be located within walking distance of the chic First Station complex, a restored train station which is now a hub of cultural and culinary activity, and just a short trip by car, taxi or public transportation to the city center, the Old City and Mamilla Mall.
Jerusalem is a vibrant city with attractions ranging from thousand year old historical sites to some of the best museums in the world. Make Villa Ba’Moshava your home base during your visit and you know you’ll be comfortable, pampered and in a beautiful and central location.
Saturday tours and courtesy bicycles
Courtesy bicycles for those of you who wish to ride by bicycle on the nearby designated trails leading to the nearby First Station or all the way to the Biblical Zoo.
Free guided tours every Saturday at the German and Greek colonies are just a short walk from the hotel. Just inquire at reception for more details!
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 560 traveler reviews“The reception is great, but then it all goes downhill”
This former family residence is magnificent from the outside. The reception area is simple but very well maintained and includes vintage tables and chairs where guests can take tea or have breakfast. There was a warm welcome from the staff, but oddly they offered me an overpriced breakfast in what I'm told is a...
MoreThis former family residence is magnificent from the outside. The reception area is simple but very well maintained and includes vintage tables and chairs where guests can take tea or have breakfast. There was a warm welcome from the staff, but oddly they offered me an overpriced breakfast in what I'm told is a non kosher restaurant, despite my attire indicating that was not appropriate. Consequently they didn't give me breakfast at all. Luckily I'd brought food with me. My room with balcony was on the top floor (third). I took the lift there. Some flies flew up and down the hallway. The room was clean but shabby (see uploaded photos). The fan in the bathroom didn't work, so the bathroom smelled damp, remarkable for a top floor in a hot country. Consequently the room had received a very unhealthy dose of fabric spray. I opened the windows for the rest of my stay and drew the curtains to keep the insects out. The bed was comfortable enough for one night but one night was enough. I ditched my second night, took a hit on the expense and headed back to Tel Aviv. My son had taken a room for one night. He kept his windows shut and his air con on. Despite that we had to terminate three flies after returning from dinner. He said his walls were crawling with small black insects he'd never seen before. We both ended up with unexplained marks on our lower legs. This was our first and last stay unless Browns gut the place and start over.
Less“Great Boutique Hotel”
We enjoyed our two nights in the hotel, which is located in a fantastic walkable neighborhood. Lots of restaurants to choose from nearby. The old city is just a short cab ride away. Especially enjoyed the daily happy hour which provided an opportunity to mingle with the guests--fantastic. Breakfast at the Bagel...
MoreWe enjoyed our two nights in the hotel, which is located in a fantastic walkable neighborhood. Lots of restaurants to choose from nearby. The old city is just a short cab ride away. Especially enjoyed the daily happy hour which provided an opportunity to mingle with the guests--fantastic. Breakfast at the Bagel place just up the street was great--loved their varied menu. Great staff. Did not like the tour guide they recommended because he did not know much, was unpleasant, and expensive--go with a group tour.
Less“A Oais in the holy city”
Rooms
Photo: Villa Ba’Moshava Boutique Hotel
Superior double room with balcony
Maximum occupancy of 2 adults; equipped with 1 queen or 2 twin bed and standard room amenities with a balcony that offers a view to the Germany Colony.
- Queen bed
- Private bathroom and shower
- Balcony
- Smart TV
- Closet
- Mini fridge
- Coffee maker
- Safe
- Straight talk phone
Photo: Villa Ba’Moshava Boutique Hotel
Superior double room
Maximum occupancy of 2 adults; equipped with 1 queen or 2 twin bed and standard room amenities.
- Queen bed
- Private bathroom and shower
- Smart TV
- Closet
- Mini fridge
- Coffee maker
- Safe
- Straight talk phone
Photo: Villa Ba’Moshava Boutique Hotel
Family Room
Maximum occupancy of 2 adults and 2 children (or 3 adults); equipped with 2 twin beds, a sofa bed and standard room amenities.
- Queen bed
- Private bathroom and shower
- Sofa bed
- Smart TV
- Closet
- Mini fridge
- Coffee maker
- Safe
- Straight talk phone
Amenities
Suited for
- Business
- Couples
- Families
- Kosher
Services
- Cable/Satellite TV
- Tour Desk
- Kettle
- Air Conditioning
- Mini Bar
- Fax / Photocopying
- Safe
- Refrigerator
- Private Bathroom
- Coffee Maker
General
- Free WIFI
- Check in: 3:00 PM
- Check out: 11:00 AM