Stay Inn Hotel Jerusalem

I enjoyed staying here on a suggestion from a friend. We felt comfortable and the staff was very friendly and helpful. In fact, I was hungry when I arrived and the front desk receptionist even offered me some of her lunch. It's kept clean and always had clean towels. Our room was small but it worked great for our stay and the beds were very comfortable. They even have a room for larger luggage in case you need to check-out but will still be site seeing around the area. I would stay here again. I felt safe and welcomed. Great location too.

We stayed at the hotel and really enjoyed the service, attitude, cleanliness, atmosphere, breakfast was excellent with personal attention from the chef. Simply a pleasure, an unforgettable experience!!! We held an event in the hotel hall and received personal attention and non-stop help from the events and reservations manager, Zehava, who is simply a champion!!! I highly recommend the hotel. For me, every time I come to Jerusalem and want a central and accessible place and of course personal attention, excellent and healthy food, this is my hotel!!!!! Thanks again to all the staff and see you soon!

Abrahams was the best (vibe), but closed now. So now Stay Inn and Post Hostal are the best. Stay Inn has also rooms for 4, 6 and 8 people. The breakfast is like in a 4 Star Leonardo Hotel (book it with the reservation). There is a kitchen to cook, well equiped, also tables to eat there, you can meet the other guests there/ living zone. The cleaning team is doing a good job. Reception: mixed. Good: Close to old city, market (Shuk), bus Station, light train stop, a cheap marked close (Asia shop). Moneychanger, good bakery (Jaffa street). Fox Shop for clothes. A Christian bible Shop in Jaffa Street (close to the old city). Stay Inn is really a place to recommend. Good churches close by (King of Kings) also messianic (Netivyah, or JerusalemAssembly in Talpyiot district, taxi 50 shekel). Nice to meet also israelian guests, mainly for shabbat. Good: a day ticket for all buses and light train 15 shekel, up to Tel Aviv 40 shekel (10 EUR) A live music pub: Blaze Best in Jerusalem: the garden Tomb.

REUVEN DESERVES A RAISE! I booked a room from April 19 to 21 and left a note saying I’d probably arrive late. I ended up missing the last train and didn’t get there until April 20. When I went to check in, I was told my room had been canceled because I hadn’t shown up—despite leaving a note. I was about to leave and find another place to stay, but the receptionist, Reuven, called the manager, explained the situation, and was able to get me another room since I HAD given notice about arriving late. Thank you, Reuven, for handling everything so quickly and patiently and making sure I had everything I needed!! It made all the difference. The room was clean and had everything I needed.

This hostel is so overrated. Apart from the half decent location there's nothing that really meets the expectations of a 40$ hostel stay. Firstly on check in, the staff seemed to be entirely disinterested in helping me. You had to badger them for anything basic like just a towel. The beds were incredibly small, and the rooms far too little space for the amount of people staying. Showers stank and weren't cleaned properly. A very disappointing stay.

It was a very nice hostel with amazing stuff, facilities and proper cleanliness. The beds are big and comfortable. I was in a room of 4 people which was amazing, location is also pretty good. Walkable to most of interesting places

Very pleased, nice location for food and shopping. Very close to public transport. I used a 4 to a room top bunk. It was clean and the services are all well maintained. Excellent shower, bathroom, linens and kitchen. The wifi is fast as well. Great prices and I would definitely recommend to others. Unique design inside.

Staff overbooked the rooms, I was moved to another room after discovering the one I reserved was occupied by another guest. My key card stopped working after day 1 of a 4 day reservation. the hotel staff over charged me when I checked out.