I stayed here for 9 nights during a business trip. For me the location was ideal, a short (10-15 minute) stroll from Jaffa Gate and slightly similar distance from Yaffo Street. The staff were very friendly and I was impressed with the size of my room. Although I didn't have a great view from my room (like some of the other rooms) it was well equpped and the aircon helped to keep my room suitably warm during some cold days and nights. The breakfast buffets were great with plenty of choice. Overall a great option if you want to be close to (but not in) the old town.

My wife and I just returned from two weeks in Jerusalem where we only stayed at St Andrew's. Its rooms are rather basic, although many of the bathrooms are undergoing updating. That being said on many other levels it was excellence by any measure. First and foremost the staff were uniformly courteous, friendly, professional and extremely responsive and helpful. The breakfast buffet (included with the room price) rivals or exceeds that of many major international hotels. It offers a wide variety of fresh and preserved fruits, cheeses, eggs (made to order if you wish); homemade yogurt --delicious. Don't miss the Mediterranean poached eggs. The location could not better, within 15 minutes (strenuous) walk to the Jaffa Gate. But once you get there one of the most complex and fascinating cities in the world is open to you. This is not the place for the physically impaired; there is no elevator and many rooms are on the 2nd(to Americans, the third) floor. There is free WiFi, in-room tea and ho water and tea bags (and sometimes coffee) available 24 hours a day in the sun room overlooking the Old City. I highly recommend this really excellent small hotel.

Wonderful jewel of a place in Jerusalem. Had a room overlooking the old city and we felt we were transported back to the time of Christ. A cool 20min walk if you are so inclined, which we did. Delicious breakfast with eggs made to order and fresh orange juice. Love the bread and dips.Stayed there for 2 nights. Basic but comforatable rooms and value for money. The guest house also has a chapel and a lovely garden on the premises. We loved going out to the balcony at dawn and watch the sunrise over Mount Of Olives....Could picture Jesus Christ on the mount praying for Jerusalem. Stay there you will not be disappointed....

A friend and I stayed here a few years ago. It is walkable to the Old City and near a bus
line as well, between two main roads. Chapel was lovely as was the gift shop. Food was
wonderful, the chef liked to experiment making new dishes every morning. Staff was more
than friendly, in fact one of the night clerks took us to Bethlehem in his car on his way
home. I would highly recommend this place. We still talk about what a nice time we had.