Hotel Alcazar^{(3 stars)}

We were there at the end to the beginning of October November 2011 for 13 days at the hotel and I can say, the location is great and very quiet for Jerusalem. At night with opened window to sleep, no problem until shortly before four o'clock, then ten minutes from across the muezzin (larger mosque), then again good. Two minutes, drive to the nearest major intersection and you're back out of Jerusalem. To the bus into the old town just a minutes walk, about 15 minutes to the old town. The friendly, family atmosphere almost we liked. The breakfast was ... far above the, what you would expect in this category. All are hard and always helpful and give great tips. The rooms are very basic given, but functional and enough. The only point of criticism, it would be easy and certainly without much investment feasible., broken chairs to fix it or even a brush and paint, to anzuschrauben to remove the chairs new or newly doors or loose again. This would significantly improve the overall impression! However, we also say, it is paid category and we must all be aware, whether or not it. The price/performance ratio was right. We come back gladly and felt comfortable, all in all, and our decision was the right for the hotel! read more

It's a cheap hotel in Jerusalem. Rooms are not particularly, as in a hotel of this quality excellent to be expected. You have to look for a long time, until you find the hotel. In the Arab quarter, you can assume, in the morning from four o'clock at regular intervals of speakers-to be created. read more

small arabic hotel is close to the old town. the hotel is rather than a hostel see, the rooms are very, very old and worn the bathroom was clean but also very old. the friendliness the whole staff but it is the best we have had in a hotel. All very helpful and always for questions there. hotels in Jerusalem are very expensive, so if you can do without on comfort and only to crash this is the place to stay. The breakfast is almost a four stars standard 1 star but without the hotel. Parking in front of the ... door and in the city you can also everywhere for a couple of Shekel parking. Without car but a bit out of the cases about 15 minutes uphill/from the old town. all together limited highly recommended, if you don't have to deal with old probs, worn rooms has. read more