We stayed at this hotel as part of a package holiday done by McCabe Pilgrimages. We had asked for a room with a full size bath and as a result, we were given room 315 on the third floor (top floor) which appeared to be a more recent addition to the hotel. The problem was that the room was freezing... More

Rooms quite cramped and somewhat noisy. Drinks expensive. Reception on 1st floor without obvious lift access. 2 of our party went down with gastroenteritis. More

Convenient to the old city; nice breakfast, very accommodating and friendly staff. We came in late one night, well after midnight, and the desk host served us from the bar and even brought out a tray of sweet cakes, gratis, just to be hospitable. Room was quite large and very comfortable, with a recently renovated bathroom. (As others have noted,... More

Good location right outside the Damascus Gate. Once you've done the walk up the stairs from the street, it's pretty well equipped. Some of the rooms are good; some pretty medium. One of our group said there was noise from the Bus Garage but most said it was quiet. The buffet food was fine and on the Friday party meal... More

Our tour group stayed here for two nights. The location is ideal right across from the old city wall. Food is fine - though not inspired! Rooms are decent size, and you should sleep well. We faced out on the street but had no street noise. Beware, there's no elevator from the street level up several flights to the lobby.... More

Cross the street, walk a couple hundred yards and you are at the Damascus Gate of Old Jerusalem! Are the rooms smaller? yes. Is there a possibility that you might get a room with a view of a filthy parking lot? Yes. When you take a shower, does the water run down the side no matter how you position the... More

We have just returned from a visit to Jerusalem and stayed at the Tulip Inn, Jerusalem Golden Walls hotel. Looks nothing from the outside on the main street overlooking the old walls of the city. Rooms ok, clean, staff friendly, food moderate to good. Alcohol very expensive. Jerusalem is not a quiet city and the hotel is well places to... More

Once you get past the stairwell entrance you realize that you are in one of the best locations for a visit to Jerusalem, especially the Old City. Located directly across the street from the walls and a two block walk to the Damascus Gate, this hotel is a great place to stay. The staff was professional, kind and helpful in... More

Strange mixed hotel this one. When you first see the facade and staircase leading up to reception, you're thinking oh my goodness what have I come to? However the rooms are very clean and have been of late modernised. The staff are very friendly and cannot be faulted. However the food was quite average at best and poor at worse.... More