Central place, near damascus gate and near some great restaurants, rooms have got good areas. The downside of this hotel (as others in Jerusalem) is the absence of service from the lobby and also very rude and unfriendly. The girl from the reception was a nulity. I said that in the next day we are going to the airport and... More

The Golden Walls Hotel (Tulip Hotel) is quite convenient for the old city. But, it has no lift. This is a real minus. Also there are no tea/coffee making facilities. Don't forget your universal plug (no bath plug provided!). The bath I had was too small to fit in and I'm not very tall! The room I had was small,... More

The hotel is in a good position opposite Damascus Gate , this meant it was ideal for free time to wander in the old city. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Food was good though if you arrive late to eat in the evening the number of deserts will be very limited. I was with a pilgrimage. There were... More

We stayed 6 nights at the Golden Walls from 22nd April. It does not look much from the outside, but once inside you get a warm welcome. We were in room 215 and I think this was a bit bigger than the ones our fellow pilgrims had. The shower was the soaking one and after a long day trecking round... More

Great 5 night stay at this hotel in order to visit religious sights around central Jerusalem. Staff are so friendly and eager to help out. Positives: location to old city, rooftop balcony overlooking old city, friendliness of staff, breakfast/dinner, cleanliness. Negatives: standard of room although if you go request a room on 3rd floor as these appear to be more... More

A modern hotel close to the Old City, overlooking the Damascus Gate, one of the eight entrances to the Old Town of Jerusalem. Our room had recently been refurbished, including new furniture, but the bathroom would have benefited from a more modern shower, rather than running off the bath taps. The restaurant was comfortable and it was advisable to go... More

A relatively simple hotel that is experienced at catering for groups. We were 130 people travelling together on a Diocesan pilgrimage! Buffet breakfast and dinner provided a vast variety of options - dinner was particularly good with a different meat/fish available each evening so it never got boring. The staff were friendly and helpful but the major selling point for... More

This is a reasonably priced, clean hotel with good service. Rooms vary, but staff are eager to please and solve any problems. The hotel is ideally placed for visiting the Old City - just across the road from Damascus Gate - though some rooms can get quite a bit of traffic noise; but that's a small price to pay for... More

The Hotel may look odd on arrival at night with its yellow noen lighting on the exterior, but the very newly renovated room we were given was wonderful. Currently only about six have been completed in this busy hotel, but their contemporary decor with white walls and black stained cabinetry was well set off by the mauve LED striplighting that... More