Seven Arches Hotel - Jerusalem

The breakfast buffet is a good spread, with cold meats that elevate the morning vibe. Plus, the view from my Double Room over the Dome of the Rock was fine. Honestly, the service was great-shoutout to Ilyas and Sofiane for being so helpful!

Location and Jerusalem View. Close to Getsemani.

It is a very old hotel. TV and Radio should have 50 years old and they don't work. Toillet was broken. Carpets and walls in the hall are dirty. Maybe it is normal in cities like Jerusalem, but there was some other local guests armed. It was a surprise for us. We arrived late at night, so we stayed one night and switch to another hote.

Appreciated having super and tasty breakfast.

it had brand-new rooms and excellent location.

Fine views from the dining room.

Excellent location in Jerusalem, and our room had a beautiful view over the city.

Room is somewhat old - furniture and furnishings, like the carpets.

Nothing. Please remove this hotel as it is disgusting.

I have about 15 photos of the room. Electricity plugs uncovered. Water mixers not changed and not uniform Dirt everywhere Tv does not work and remote without batteriesq Carpets are not cleaned since 5 years for sure I can send all photos if you want

Breakfast lacks variety but rooms feature fine views and great service.

great views, helpful staff, limited breakfast.

The view of the Old City of Jerusalem is fantastic!!!

It's seedy, dirty, and falling apart. Doesn't look like they take maintenance seriously.

The best views of the city

Its faded appearance, clearly its seen better days. Breakfasts were dull and never varied from day to day.

What an disappointing experience. The cleaning staff must be on vacation because the room and public areas were dirty. I also expected a complimentary bottle of water or at least an upgrade for all my troubles. It's the least they could've done.

The staff were friendly and it is a good price. Excellent view. The rooms were clean.

The hotel has not been improved for years and the facilities were very basic. The air conditioning didn't work in our rooms which in late July was very poor. Despite 2 request it didn't get repaired. The tv didn't really work very well and the rooms,although clean are on the spartan side. Very handy for the Mount of Olives but not really within walking distance of most of the tourist attractions. The breakfast was again very basic.

Clean hotel in a really nice building near to the Old City in the summer heat, pathway through construction work and the mountain. Modern and airy room with a nice bathroom and central heating, a work desk, and multi-channel TV. Stunning beautiful location, to the key landmarks on the eastern side of Jerusalem. Again, walking distance to Chapel of the Ascension...

Very rude staff!

I had an amazing time here, especially enjoying the picturesque garden area where I could relax with a coffee while listening to birds chirping. The pool was a great spot to unwind after a day of exploring, too. Just a minor thing, the pillows could be better for comfort, but overall, I’d recommend this place to anyone visiting! 🌟

An ordinary three star hotel. Romantic, must to stop because of the panoramic view of the old town. In Jerusalem you can admire forever. The whole city at your feet. A very beautiful sunset and the night city.

Not convenient to get to the old city, because of location on the mountain. Nearby is a bus stop. By taxi from the lion's gate trip costs about 30 skl.

Staff was available and attentive. Price was right. Food was excellent and plentiful. Free WiFi was available as described. Air conditioning was adequate, once they turned it on. As described, view of the city was excellent. Parking was free, convenient and available.Wi

WiFi was available only in the lobby, not in the room. I could Skype, but had to use ear buds, so half the conversation could be private, and I could control the other half of the conversation. Directions to any part of Jerusalem is complicated, since street names change very often and street numbers are not posted, so a road atlas has limited use. Staff also could not help very much. I had to rely on my sense of direction to get around and on friends living in the city for directions