Not as solemn and peaceful a place as I would have expected. During my visit, in the prayer/reading room adjacent to the room where the tomb lay, one of the greeters began signing and dancing with one of the foreign visitors. There are separate rooms for male and female visitors. I don’t know the difference, as I went to the room marked for MEN.

If you are visiting the room of the Last Supper then a slight detour in the same building will take you to King David's Tomb - or at least this is how it is described. It is quiet and not well signposted. It was empty when I looked in to the small room and the curator had disappeared temporarily. A sort of weird place that has serious significance for some religions.

This area of Mount Zion is interesting to explore (see the bathroom area too!), King David's tomb has separate entrances for men and women, and is sometimes crowded, like when we visited in November 2022. This is probably NOT the real location of David's tomb, but this Mount Zion (and the nearby Last Supper Room) is worth a trip for serious religious people.

Israel sure has Come A Long Way in their infastructure over the Years . Now I See why Jerusalem is Called the Holy City of the World .I Really Enjoyed my Stay here . Of Course I Stayed at the King David Hotel too . I Spent a Whole day Visiting the Ancient city of Jerusalem too .and Bethlehem too .I Still wear the Gold Cross around my Neck that I bought in Bethlehem across from the Church of Nativity . I Wish the People of Israel would Learn to get along with their Neighboring Countries .

Located in the old city of Jerusalem, nearby AlAqsa Mosque compound. Very long and interesting history. 1000s of tourists of all faith come to pay respect and offer prayers. Its the only place in the World where Muslims, Christians and Jews come under 1 roof to offers prayers to 1 man. King David or Prophet Daud Allahisallam for the muslims. The room where the tomb is kept is small , so tourists by each faith take turn to enter and offer prayers.