Hotel Ye’arim – Jerusalem Hills

An Indulging Vacation in the Countryside

Enjoy a rural hosting experience at the magical Hotel Ye’arim. Sitting atop one of the highest peaks in Jerusalem Hills by Kibbutz Ma’ale HaHamisha, Hotel Ye’arim is the perfect place to have a relaxing vacation where you can breathe air and enjoy the beautiful outdoors. The hotel’s design is inspired by the land of Israel, its history and its culture. You will see very clean, simple and elegant designs, combined with stunning views overlooking the Jerusalem Hills.  This concept allows the mind to calm itself and enjoy the tranquility you need for a true rural experience. There are 130 fully equipped rooms at the hotel to ensure the most comfortable and indulging vacation.

Enjoy a Rich Cultural Program

Hotel Ye’arim offers its guests a cultural program which is all about freedom and nature. The program consists of a variety of activities during all days of the week: morning hiking in the adjacent forest, stretches, breathing and morning exercise, guided aquatic exercise at the hotel’s pool, guided walking/cycling tours, folk-dance lessons for beginners and advanced, folktales storytelling nights, and more! During the weekend the hotel offers additional cultural activities free of charge.

Conferences & Events

The hotel hosts conferences and events with an original Israeli atmosphere.
The hotel offers 15 conference and event venues in different sizes for world-class conferences, corporate meetings, seminars and symposiums, company days out, exhibitions, product launches, and private celebrations. The venues include everything you need for a successful event or conference: advance sound systems, microphones, large screen and a projector. The venue experts of the hotel will assist in every step of the way, from planning until the actual execution of the event. They will order additional equipment and accessories according to the requirements of the events, and make sure the event is executed professionally and that everyone is having the best time.

Photography by: Adi Israel and Assaf Pinchuk

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