Wow what a great postion. In the middle of Jerusalem. Walk 10 minutes down the hill and you're in Mamilla, walk ten minutes to the left and your'e in Ben Yehuda, a few doors from the great synagogue, twenty minutes to Emek Refaim, twenty minutes to the Kotel.We loved it. We spent 18 days in this hotel. We booked a... More

This was my first trip to Israel and I was very worried about where to stay. We did very well by staying at the Prima Kings. We arrived on a Thursday evening and was greeted by a bell hop who was more than willing to help us to our room. We checked in to room 608 which was larger than... More

The good points about this hotel were the location which is well situated in relationship to the old city and a number of other places of interest. Getting to places of interest that are situated further away was simple because of the close proximity to various modes of transport. The buffet breakfast was typically Israeli and was excellent with a... More

We stayed here for 5 days while we were on the Jerusalem part of a two week tour of Israel. Our room was clean and well appointed, though much smaller than some of the other rooms that other members of our group had. It wasn't a big deal, because all we really needed was a place to shower, sleep, and... More

Good value, excellent central postion, easy walking distance to old city, Jaffa Road. More

Attentive in-task employees! LOCATION, location, l o c a t i o n!!! Sweet, delicious eatery "caffe" in lovely lobby with great "people" view! Sufficient space, cleanliness and comfort! All ammenities and wonderful option for Shabbat. Delightful ambience! A mix of joy! Oh oh- did I mention LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION? ...and fair fare for rooms. :-) More

We stayed here for 4 nights as part of a 10 day trip to Israel. The rooms are very small and only one of us could pack or unpack at the same time. The rooms were nicely decorated. It is apparent the the hotel was built in sections as the front elevators coverd floors 1-4 but the back elevator which... More

We just came back from Israel and we stayed mostly at the Prima Hotel chain. Our hotel in Jerusalem was only a walking distance to the Via Dolorosa/Holy Sepulchre Church area. Across the street is a market and if you walk down the road there is a Catholic Church and a big mall. To the right of the hotel is... More

Situated right in downtown Jerusalem centre, right by the Prime Minister's residence. Ideal location for walking tours, shopping and access to the old city. BUT - think East European standard hotel (Communist era!) with tired décor, shabby 1970's style public rooms, well worn Chinese restaurant carpets everywhere, old-fashioned over-worked elevators, grumpy staff and smelly drains - and you've got it.... More