Maison d’hôtes Beit Ben Yehuda, Jérusalem
La maison d’hôtes Beit Ben Yehuda accueille les touristes qui voyagent seuls, en famille ou en groupe. Les employés parlant plusieurs langues vous aideront à planifier votre voyage vers Israël et Jérusalem d’une telle manière qu’il vous donnera le plus d’impressions agréables et de souvenirs frappants possible. En 2004, Beit Ben Yehuda a ouvert ses portes aux hôtes du monde entier.
Cette maison d’hôtes se compose généralement de deux édifices, dont l’un est le nouveau bâtiment qui abrite la plupart des installations et l’autre est la maison historique de la famille d’Eliezer ben Yehuda, qui a contribué considérablement à la création de l’hébreu moderne. Le complexe est associé à Aktion Sühnezeichen Friedensdienste (ASF), une organisation de bénévoles, basée en Allemagne.
La maison d’hôtes a 10 chambres climatisées à sa disposition (simples, doubles et des chambres pour 3-6 personnes), chacune avec sa propre salle de bain, pouvant accueillir jusqu’à 48 personnes dans une ambiance chaleureuse et conviviale.
Les tarifs varient selon la saison, le petit déjeuner est inclus. Beit Ben Yehuda fonctionne comme un centre de rencontre international et est ainsi bien équipé avec des ordinateurs, WiFi gratuit, une bibliothèque et un grand téléviseur LCD doté d’un lecteur DVD. Deux salles de séminaires contiennent équipement vidéo et de projection. Beit Ben Yehuda dispose d’une cuisine entièrement équipée, une terrasse, des boissons chaudes 24 heures par jour, une buanderie ainsi que la location de vélos. Accès et installations pour les clients ayant des besoins spéciaux sont fournis.
La maison d’hôtes Beit Ben Yehuda est située sur la rue Ein Gedi dans un quartier calme appelé Talpiot. Restaurants, magasins et plusieurs lignes de bus vers le centre-ville sont à proximité. La Vieille ville se trouve à 30 minutes à pied.
Beit Ben Yehuda offre l’espace de rencontre pour les Israéliens et les gens de l’étranger, en bénéficiant d’associations de longue date avec divers établissements d’enseignement et organisations de jeunesse, dont Yad Vashem, le Conseil Israélien des Echanges de Jeunes, les universités et les organisations qui soutiennent co-existences judéo-arabe ou religieuse-séculaire. Beit Ben Yehuda collabore avec le Foyer le Pont à Paris et le Centre International de Rencontre de la Jeunesse et vise à contribuer à la compréhension internationale et de renforcer les liens culturels entre Israël et le monde.
ACCÈS
En bus : Bus n° 7 : du centre-ville/gare routière centrale vers la rue Ein Gedi; Bus n° 30/74 : vers la rue Hébron/rue Ein Gedi; Bus n° 8 vers la rue Betar/Yanovsky.
En voiture : Du centre-ville, prenez la direction sud-est sur route Hébron vers le quartier de Talpiot. Tournez à gauche sur la rue Yanovsky, puis à droite sur la rue Betar. Prenez la troisième à droite rue Ein Gedi.
Basé sur 106 commentaires de voyageurs
This is not a luxury hotel, but if you're looking for a simple, inexpensive and decent place to stay in Jerusalem, this is your choice. I had a two-beds room, a very basic one, with separated toilet and bath. Nothing special, but I was quite satisfied given the democratic price. However, I would recommend the...
PlusThis is not a luxury hotel, but if you're looking for a simple, inexpensive and decent place to stay in Jerusalem, this is your choice. I had a two-beds room, a very basic one, with separated toilet and bath. Nothing special, but I was quite satisfied given the democratic price. However, I would recommend the hostel staff to improve the Wi-Fi connection and to put some simple carpets on the floor. Apart from that, the hostel is located in a very quiet, very cozy inner suburb that is not too far away from the Old City, something like 2 kilometers, so I often opted to go there and back again by foot. Besides, there's a good access to public transport system in that street, and a guest can easily catch a bus to Bethlehem or to the city in the Hebron Road, which is also something like 5 mins walk away from the hostel. There are a couple of tiny groceries on that street where a guest can buy some food, which is cool. Besides, a good thing about the hostel is that it has some nice outdoor tables and deck-chairs where a guest can have a pleasant evening coffee and an open-air supper after having an active day in the city. So in general, I say that I liked the hostel and its location, so if I ever go to Jerusalem again, I will most probably decide to stay at the Beit Ben-Yehuda again.
MoinsThis guest house's location is very strategic. It can be reached with 2 buses from the Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport, namely bus #485 and #7. The bus stops at Ein Gedi Street, arrive at the front door after 2 minutes walk. Going to US Embassy can be done with one bus within 5 minutes...
PlusThis guest house's location is very strategic. It can be reached with 2 buses from the Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport, namely bus #485 and #7. The bus stops at Ein Gedi Street, arrive at the front door after 2 minutes walk. Going to US Embassy can be done with one bus within 5 minutes commuting from the same street. Visit to Israel Museum and Bible Land Museum with one bus is also very convenient. Jerusalem Old City and Bethlehem also can be reached with one Arab bus after walking down into next major intersection. Outdoor food court (First Station), post office and Hadar Mall can be visited by walking with mini markets along the way. Room was clean, but found a yellow-old-pillow and some hairs on the cover. A towel looks dirty and old as well. The room was furnished with 1 table, 1 chair, 2 beds and 2 additional beds hanging on the left and right wall. 2 sachet of shampoo and 2 small soaps were provided as well. It has 2 separate rooms for bath and toilet with a sink between. Stinky smell from the toilet, additional room refresher will be helpful. A very helpful folder was found at the table, giving information about Shabbat, places to go and how to get there along with buses prices. It has elevator to go from the kitchen (downstair), entrance, level 1 and 2. Water dispenser can be found at the dining room in front of the kitchen, but the faucet just looks old and has many mineral deposit. Room service is given daily with towel change every other day. It has 10 rooms in the guest house building. Because the rooms are close to each other, any baby cries, children playing, phone talks, and conversations in the alley can be heard from inside the room.
Moins
We had a very basic and compact room with 3 bunk beds and separate toilet and bath rooms. It included towels and soap/shampoo. Did not include TV or refrigerator, but there is a mutual one in the kitchen that you can use. Nice and basic breakfast for 20NIS for as person that you need...
PlusWe had a very basic and compact room with 3 bunk beds and separate toilet and bath rooms. It included towels and soap/shampoo. Did not include TV or refrigerator, but there is a mutual one in the kitchen that you can use. Nice and basic breakfast for 20NIS for as person that you need to order in ahead. No private parking, but was not a problem to find around. Very quiet place. The feeling of staying in historical place is also nice (the house belonged to family of Eliezer ben Yehuda). It was a little bit difficult to find a person for reception because they don't have 24/7, but in specific hours. Therefore I recommend to contact them in ahead by phone (especially for late check-in) and to ask all the questions and requests like reserving breakfast. For my opinion it is a good budget solution for basic bed and breakfast.
MoinsEquipements
Services
- air conditionné
- coffre
- chauffage
- buanderie
- salle de bain privée
- cuisine commune
General
- Accessibilité
- wi-fi gratuit
- salle de réunion
Suited for
- familles
- Check in: 1:00 PM
- Check out: 11:00 AM