Really nice rooms for a hostel. Well looked after building, conference rooms and outdoor areas. Service wasn't always the friendliest, and you will need a taxi to get into town. Didn't try the food, but looked decent.
Yitzhak Rabin Hostel Jerusalem
About the Yitzhak Rabin Hostel
A member of the Israeli Youth Hostel Association, the Yitzhak Rabin Hostel is modern and well-appointed by hostel standards. The building is situated in a clean, quiet and green part of Jerusalem at the end of the Neve Sha’anan neighborhood, and is close to the Museum District, Valley of the Cross, Botanical Gardens, Knesset, Supreme Court and more. The hostel offers 77 spacious and clean rooms with 306 beds in total. Other facilities include an onsite synagogue with a Sefer Torah and a kosher dining room. It offers good value for money for families who don’t mind being a cab or bus ride away from the Old City or city center.
The price includes a rich Israeli breakfast and Wi-Fi throughout the complex.
The hostel is kosher under the Jerusalem Rabbinate, and it is possible to order glatt or mehadrin in advance.
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 18 traveler reviews“Working Holiday”
Stayed here in October 2017 whilst on a working holiday at the nearby Jerusalem Botanic Garden. We stayed on a B&B basis. Breakfasts were very good and usual Mediterranean style. Lots of salads, fruits and cheeses and cold meats. Staff were very polite and helpful and I certainly enjoyed my stay and I would...
MoreStayed here in October 2017 whilst on a working holiday at the nearby Jerusalem Botanic Garden. We stayed on a B&B basis. Breakfasts were very good and usual Mediterranean style. Lots of salads, fruits and cheeses and cold meats. Staff were very polite and helpful and I certainly enjoyed my stay and I would recommend this place to anyone staying in Jerusalem.
Less“Very impressive rooms and facilities, location and service not brilliant”
“Hostel during Feast of Tabernacles ”
In Jerusalem to volunteer got The Feast of Tabernacles. Rooms were maybe 3 stars. I wouldn't leave any valuables out and would certainly lock suitcases when I was away from the Guest House. Meals were passable - never served on time. Meals were kosher. Reasonably priced but not my first choice of places to...
MoreIn Jerusalem to volunteer got The Feast of Tabernacles. Rooms were maybe 3 stars. I wouldn't leave any valuables out and would certainly lock suitcases when I was away from the Guest House. Meals were passable - never served on time. Meals were kosher. Reasonably priced but not my first choice of places to stay. Not centrally located to downtown or the Old City. Be prepared to walk or get a taxi.
LessAmenities
Suited for
- Families
- Kosher
- Couples
Services
- Air Conditioning
- Tour Desk
- Coffee Maker
- Heating
- Cable/Satellite TV
- Elevator
General
- Free WIFI
- Event Hall
- Meeting Room
- Free Parking
- Accessibility
- Check in: 3:00 PM
- Check out: 10:00 AM