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Good breakfast, convenient transportation, very close to the ancient city and the Western Wall. Light rails and buses can be used in 5 minutes on foot. However, there is a small uphill road to the hotel, but it is still good. The hotel room is small, but it is still relatively clean.

The location of the hotel is a few minutes walk from the old town. The service is also very good from the door to the front desk. It's just that it's inconvenient to drink when the minibar is empty. In addition, there is dust on the bedside counter, and hygiene is not very good.

There are many varieties of breakfast, small snacks and red wine are provided free of charge in the room, there is a free bar on the second floor, the room is quite large, the surrounding environment has restaurants and shopping malls, and the room is relatively clean.

This hotel is not far from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem campus. It is a few kilometers from the bustling and lively Old Town. It takes more than 40 shekels to take a taxi. The hotel is a well-regarded old star hotel. It used to be a Hyatt hotel. It is now Dan. Operating, the room has a good view, the mountain view can be seen from a higher floor, and the surrounding Mount of Olives can be seen. The hotel's service is very good, the front desk is very professional and is a detailed and valuable answer to all kinds of questions.

Great hotel with friendly service. Ramzy the hotel general manager was attentive and polite to guests. Only 15 minute walk to Holy sepulchre church through Damascus gate. Breakfast and dinner had very good selection of tasty food. Rooms comfortable and clean. We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. Thank you!

Stayed here for 5 nights in October. Within walking distance of the Damascus Gate into the old city of Jerusalem. Great food and service. We were staying here when war broke out on 7th October and the staff were wonderful liasing with our travel company to get us out and over the border into Jordan on the following morning.

I am very satisfied with the room, retro and warm, with a large bathtub and a steam bath! Drinks in the small refrigerator are also free. We will help you organize it twice a day. The tour guide arranged is a history lecturer.

We checked in to the hotel for a 2 night weekend stay. We had booked a room with an Old City view. Unfortunately, the view was of another hotel opposite, the First Station and the Mount of Olives. If I leaned out if the window and looked left I could see the Old City. The room was very tastefully furnished, with a comfortable bed and spacious bathroom with separate bath and shower. The hotel has a shallow indoor lap pool, next to a well equipped gym. There is an outdoor infinity pool on the roof with amazing panoramic views in 3 directions. It gets windy up there and the pool was very cold. There is an indoor meat bar on the roof, which we went to, but left soon after as it was freezing at night. I would recommend improving the heating in there. Breakfast was a very high standard with an excellent selection and high quality. Hot drinks and eggs are served to the table. Dinner on Friday night was the best I'd ever had. There was an extensive selection with very good meats in the carvery. The food was further enhanced by the excellent service by the dining room staff. We also enjoyed treatments in the spa. The spa receptionist was very friendly and helpful. The lobby bar serves good cocktails and food. The staff in the hotel are very service oriented, from the room cleaners, to the reception staff (apart from one rude receptionist). Fadi at reception ensured that the guests got the best service and should be commended.

If you're looking for a luxurious and memorable stay, the King David Hotel is an excellent choice. We stayed there during Rosh Hashanah with the whole family, and the experience was exceptional. The desserts were particularly impressive—crunchy where they should be, tender and full of flavor, perfectly balanced, and crafted with impeccable taste. Not only were they delicious, but they were also beautifully presented. The food overall was outstanding, and every meal was a delight. The King David Hotel is truly a luxury destination for connoisseurs. Every single detail is meticulously cared for, from the elegant ambiance to the top-tier service. The hotel’s long and fascinating history adds a special charm that enhances the entire experience. While you're there, I highly recommend joining Doctor Haim Cohen's tour, which offers captivating insights into the hotel’s historical significance. For those who appreciate luxury, history, and exceptional cuisine, the King David Hotel is a perfect destination.

Location in the city center, but the service was not timely and the check-in was seriously delayed.