Independent Hotels In Bethlehem

I stayed here with my father, husband and son in July. I cannot stress enough how beautiful this hotel is. I cannot stress enough how warm and welcoming and incredible the owner is. My father is originally from Bethlehem and him and my mother had walked by this hotel on their last trip and met the owner and his mom by happenstance walking by to visit the holy sites. They were so welcoming and so generously hospitable to my parents that I knew I had to book this place on my next visit. And I am so happy we did. The location is steeped in history. You feel like you've entered a home and a museum and a time capsule of a beautiful world. It is literally steps away from all the religious landmarks and you feel an incredible sense of awe being so close to all of it. The rooms are so comfortable and every room has a story. The owner is so knowledgable about the area and we had such an amazing morning chatting with him over the delicious breakfast that he cooked for us. You MUST stay here if visiting. The owner has the most generous and beautiful heart and knows so much about the city and can point you in any direction. We were visiting from the United States for reference. We were so thankful to the owner and everyone that made our stay truly one of the most memorable experiences ever. The Palestinian hospitality is so beautiful and so heartwarming. You simply can't go wrong staying here! Historic, clean, perfectly located, caring and attentive management, felt like a dream! Book it

For what this property’s purpose is the experience is worth much more than the cost of admission. Banksy’s art and influence in the design gives you a glimpse into to the life and struggles of the Palestinian people. The on-site Museum and art gallery are an added bonus. You can easily spend and hour in the Museum alone. Highly recommended. You owe yourself this delicious treat.

Helpful staff and rooms were clean.

The hotel was clean and comfortable. The staff were amazing! They are the kindest, most welcoming people. The hotel is a nonprofit that supports people with disabilities, so I felt even better about staying there.