Prima Vera

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The property is not the top of the line but it was perfect for my wife and I stay. Staff were excellent. Breakfast was good, and the 24/7 coffee and tea was a great addition. The room was small, but suited our needs.I would recommend this hotel to any couple looking for a place to stay.

While the room was not too fancy or comfortable, the service was fantastic and everything was very clean, very accessible, very easy. The location is convenient but a bit noisy at night. I'm very grateful to the staff.

The hotel does the job of a hotel, it provides a bed to stay in. However, do not expect much beyond that. The rooms are in rough conditions with mattresses and pillows that are not particularly. Most critical feedback is that housekeeping fully barged into my room twice while I slept, both times before 9am, both in one morning. There were also not any ‘do not disturb’ signs available in the room, and only after that morning was I given one at the front desk. On the positive: The front desk staff was very nice and helpful when needed, for which I commend them. In short: If you need a budget friendly place to sleep in a good location in Jerusalem, you can opt here — but have the proper expectations before your stay.

The location in the center of Jerusalem can't be beat! And to find it at an affordable price was a bonus! The staff is efficient, friendly and accommodating. We needed to have an unscheduled business meeting, and they just gave us the space and asked what we needed.

The area immediately outside was not well kept and the room was not cleaned properly, especially the window that had dried food stuck to it

The best thing about this hotel is the location and the buffet breakfast. Staff was pleasant but the room, and overall condition of the hotel, was saaaaaddd. First, I booked this hotel with the expectation that there was a fitness room, as shown in the booking photos. Was informed, after traveling 16 hours, that the photo was taken 3 years ago and it had since been closed. I actually had to find a gym nearby, Star1Gym, and spend $41 for a week pass as that is a non-negotiable for me. The laundry list of cosmetic issues exceeds the number of characters allowed but let’s say it’s WAY past it’s heyday..by about 20 years. Housekeeping came each day to change the towels but never once changed the bed sheets and I wound up using a towel to mop the floor as I never felt like it was clean enough. But let’s focus on the ‘positive’ aspects. It’s in a GREAT location. You can literally walk to Ben Yehuda Street in 5 minutes and the Jaffa Gate in 15. Super convenient location and when I return to Jerusalem again, which I will because my Sister lives there, I would absolutely pick this area, but likely NOT this hotel.

One iron in the whole hotel and was not able to get it. No fridge in the room, breakfast is the same everyday. Staff are friendly and helpful.

I rarely say anything bad about a hotel but this one was horrible. First of all, if you’re outside it’s difficult to even understand where to go check in. Once I did approach the front desk the attention was rude, never smiled, seemed annoyed by my questions. Visitors need to realize this is an OLD hotel. My room looked like it was from the 70s. After walking around for only 5 mins the bottom of my socks were black, the floor was FILTHY. One of my lights didnt work, shower didn’t work correctly, no hooks for towels, barely room to get out of shower. Window wouldn’t shut properly so you could hear EVERYTHING on the street. No refrigerator in room. For $110 per night I expected alittle better. I honestly thought I was in a roadside motel from the 70s. If I had my girlfriend, YES, I would of requested a different room or just left, but I was alone and all 3 days I was getting up very early for tours and coming in late so I didn’t care really. The ONLY thing that was good was the air conditioning, it was great