Favorite of tour groups. Decent hotel. The service was inconsistent for example not getting a straight answer on soccer broadcasts despite several queries. Buffet dinner was also inconsistent. The first night meats were terrible but the other nights were better. As usual the salad bar was outstanding. At least there was a water station.

The Shalom Hotel is almost situated on Jerusalem highest point. If you are lucky enough to get a room facing eastwards you will be rewarded with an amazing sight of Jerusalem skyline, as far as the Old City itself. Rooms are large and comfortable, even the furniture is a bit outdated. Each room has a full height window wall to... More

We arrived a group of 60 persons to this Hotel after receiving our keys for the rooms we waited long time after we could obtain an elevator. Rooms normal nothing exhorbitant. Foods completely unsatisfactory. Last time I will visit this hotel.

After staying in a truly outdated hotel in Tel Aviv this was a great discovery. The room we were given is huge and air-conditioned, amazing view over Jerusalem, great dining (open when it's shabbat), friendly stuff. Btw the air-conditioning control is the finniest I've ever seen, with shabbat options and plenty of extra buttons. Our door had some problem with... More

For being a pretty old hotel, I have few complaints about the Hotel Rimonim. The hotel workers are very friendly, the rooms are nice and the food is excellent (as it is everywhere in Israel). The only thing I can say is this: be prepared to take the stairs...a LOT. The elevators are seriously slow, and if you're staying during... More

I stayed at The Rimonim Jerusalem for three days as part of a Christian tour with Revelation TV from 6th-9th March. The hotel is generally a little tired and dated and I could have given it a three star rating, so why didn’t I? Read on ... This hotel is not a chillax beach resort in the Caribbean or on... More

This Hotel did not live up to any expectations we had and was the worst on our Jordan, Israel 1w round trip. Generally very worn down feeling. To few and small elevators meant we took the stairs rather than wait, and those stairs had probably not bee cleaned or fixed since 1973. The diningroom was wast and had impossible aucoustics... More

just a one night stay after Passover, so can't comment on restaurant nor swimming pool. We were allocated a beautiful room with an impressive view on Jerusalem by a very friendly desk manager (after Passover, the hotel was far from being full). Bathroom slightly worn out but overall a very comfortable room and friendly/professional staff. I would recommend it to... More

My 2nd time at this hotel. Pleasant place with an opportunity to see what Kosher food is like, and it was good! Well stocked buffet with middle eastern favorites as well as western dishes. The staff are courteous and friendly. Its a unique atmosphere at mealtimes, because you have guests from all parts of the world seated at different tables,... More