Location
The Grand Court Hotel is sited within easy walking distance from the old city of Jerusalem, with it's important holy and ancient archaeological sites and colourful bazaars. The hotel is only a 30-minute drive from the Ben-Gurion International Airport and 45-minute from Tel-Aviv.
Rooms
Grand Court Hotel Jerusalem boasts 442 luxurious rooms that are lavishly furnished and equipped with all modern conveniences.
Restaurant
Guests can start off their day with a delicious Israeli buffet breakfast and later relish a lavish buffet for lunch and dinner, served at the dining room. You can also enjoy a-la-carte menu of light meals and refreshing beverages, served at the lounge. The bar is an ideal place to enjoy a glass of fine drink, after a tiring day.
General
Grand Court Hotel Jerusalem also offers multi functional meeting facilities, fully equipped with all the modern technological and electronic support, catering up to 300 guests. In addition, 10 meeting rooms are available for groups of 50 guests in each room. Leisure facilities include a fitness centre, swimming pool, massage services, dry sauna and many others.
Room |
Price from |
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| Standard Room (Breakfast Included) | Single | 140 |
| Double | 164 | |
| Double + Child (up to 12 years) | 205 | |
| Twin | 164 | |
| Twin + Child (up to 12 years) | 205 | |
| Twin for sole use | 140 | |
| Triple | 210 |
 fabulous place great price, very luxurious!!- 15-Aug-2007 Overall the hotel is pretty good. It's clean and the location is not too far from the Old City -- it's walking distance but it will still take about 15-20 minutes to get to the Jaffa Gate at the Old City. It's popular for tour groups to use. Note: If you plan on eating dinner there during Shabbat, make sure you do so by 8pm.
I'd recommend the Grand Court Hotel Jerusalem and would stay there again. It's a lot nicer than [other hotel], which cost 75% more than the Grand Court Hotel Jerusalem.
Safety-wise, as a single female traveller, I had no problems if you practice the usual precautions of not going about too late and sticking fairly close to the hotel.
If you're renting a car, I believe they have free parking. Sherut pricing to/from the Ben Gurion Airport is NIS45, NIS250 for a taxi (though I think locals only pay NIS160).- 28-Mar-2007 |
* based on 23 member rating(s)
Overall rating:
4/5
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