Room 301 on the first floor was large with two bedrooms to sleep 4. Location is great, right next to the metro rail stop. The train runs from the old city to Yad Vashem which is very convenient. Many restaurants and shops are in walking distance. The owner is very friendly.

Beit Avital is a budget hotel that could use a good make over, at least from the room we had. PROS: o Itzak, the owner was for the most part friendly although there were a couple of days he was on the grumpy side. o The staff is friendly and accommodating. o Breakfasts, while not outstanding were rather good with... More

We had a terrible experience at this what could be lovely hotel. The rooms were not that clean, but that was the least of our problem. Before we booked, we were shown a lovely big suite.(there were 5 of us). We were told the room we were to get was to be bigger and better but we needed to stay... More

In a convenient position, the appartment suited out needs. Quite a few stairs to climb for the top floor. A basic Israeli breakfast, but adequate. Good value for money. At the time access way not easy due to the construction of the tramway. No extra noise because of good double glazing.

Family Apartment (2 Adults + 2 Children) 15 min walk from Central Bus Station. Lovely walk on evening in streets Jerusalem. Not far by bus to old town. 3-5 min from market "Mahane Yehuda" for shoping food. In Family Apartment may to do dinner.

dirty "grey" smelly bedlinnens, blankets and pillows. Badly painted ugly smelly rooms. Unfriendly men at reception. A very very bad choice for a budjet hotel and I am not spoiled.