Hello Good evening " As for Mount David Hotel I have not visited yet, but my friend lived in the hotel for 5 days have forced me that a very nice hotel and the service was great and breakfast find the multiple varieties as well as the staff smiling and very wonderful " I would not talk much, but I... More

DONT STAY HERE EVER. 1) I asked for a non-smoking room and the smoke would enter my room from all possible directions. The guy in the reception (who was a frutsrated idiot) did not think its a big problem. He wouldnt understand that I have health issues with smoke and did nothing to solve it. He was not even bothered... More

The hotel is simple, but has a great location and a great view. We felt very safe in the hotel and the surroundings. I have had some troubles with the breakfast, because I am not used to humus and similar oriental food, but my wife loved it. I can suggest this hotel for your next Bethlehem stay.

I often go to the Star Hotel as I take groups for pilgrimages. My last visit was in September 2011 and everyone enjoyed their visit very much. It is not a 'plastic palace' like some of the more expensive Jerusalem Hotels, though the hotel have recently done a lot of work to improve the lobby / reception area. The service... More

At hotel with a group pilrimage. Stayed with 2 friends in triple room with lovely views of St. Catherines and the holy places. Staff very attentive and considerate. Rooms and all hotel very clean. The hotel is slightly run down and the food basic but plentiful. I stayed here 10 years ago and things are about the same (including some... More

A basic hotel but would seem to be good value for money. The food was of a good standard and the customer care was also most acceptable. In fact it was much better than we experienced in other hotels in the region. The hotel does need to have money spent on it, as the bedrooms appear tired. The bathrooms are... More

We just spent one night at the Bethlehem Star Hotel. We are a family of four (including two young kids) and we had a roomy quad with a clean bathroom and plenty of towels. (Only one person took a shower, so I cannot comment on hot water availability but it seemed fine.) The highlight of our room was the phenomenal... More

At 150 NIS (30 USD) per room a night, the Star is complete bargain as I think it’s extremely good value-for-money. I turned up without any reservations – having looked at the Grand Hotel next door (60 USD) and thought the Star was much better, and I was proved right. I was given a quad room, which was huge and... More