耶路撒冷Saraf附近酒店

很好的位置，很好的建築，可惜服務不滿意，入住等了很久，服務人員不理睬也不幫忙提行李，信用卡被多次扣款不明收費，觸發報警.

在旅館的住宿很愉快. 這家旅館位於市中心. 有風景。早餐豐富。 只是房間裏浴室的氣味不好。。 除了那一切都很好。

If you're looking for a luxurious and memorable stay, the King David Hotel is an excellent choice. We stayed there during Rosh Hashanah with the whole family, and the experience was exceptional. The desserts were particularly impressive—crunchy where they should be, tender and full of flavor, perfectly balanced, and crafted with impeccable taste. Not only were they delicious, but they were also beautifully presented. The food overall was outstanding, and every meal was a delight. The King David Hotel is truly a luxury destination for connoisseurs. Every single detail is meticulously cared for, from the elegant ambiance to the top-tier service. The hotel’s long and fascinating history adds a special charm that enhances the entire experience. While you're there, I highly recommend joining Doctor Haim Cohen's tour, which offers captivating insights into the hotel’s historical significance. For those who appreciate luxury, history, and exceptional cuisine, the King David Hotel is a perfect destination.

晚餐很好吃 房間寬敞,乾淨,景色不錯 牀很舒服,房間裏有很好的咖啡 工作人員非常友好 屋頂的游泳池很棒 遊戲室真的很酷,包括任天堂在內的所有主機,PS5和Xbox 位置很棒,附近停車方便

酒店在中央車站（CBS）附近，交通比較方便，步行去以色列博物館15分鐘左右，也可以去中央車站乘坐66路公交，反正乘坐什麼交通都是5.9新謝爾克。中央車站有很多捷運都能到Mahany Yehuda maket和老城的yaffa gate （雅法門），公交66路可以到老城的大馬士革門。

如果您想住在巴勒斯坦，這是一家很棒的酒店，但是如果您想要參觀伯克恆和以色列的其他景點，這是一件很難的事。酒店和工作人員都很棒。如果我要返回，我會考慮再次入住。地下停車場很容易到達，電梯直達房間。

Room looks a little bit rundown but it was spacious and the ensuite bathtub made for a great way to relax after an entire day of walking around in the city. It was located a little distance from the Tram stop, so if you dont know the shortcut, it could take a while to see and walk to the hotel. Breakfast selection and variety was great, enjoyed the meals thoroughly. Location was near the civic centre and National Library, so that was a nice bonus.

My mother, daughter and I went to the spa for massages to celebrate my mother’s birthday. We were very disappointed - there was no spa area to change - no robe was given - and relax - before the massage. It was a dingy area at the end of a hallway. It felt creepy and unappealing. We waited outside the changing rooms for the pool, and were told to show up for our massages at the time of our appointments. The massage room was unattractive, makeshift, and cold. We were told to leave our clothes and belongings on plastic crates. My massage was very good, but the masseuse my daughter had kept answering her phone during her massage! It was a creepy experience. We do not recommend the spa. The kibbutz put a lot of resources into the pools, the restaurant, and the lounge areas, but seemed to have decided to add a “spa” as an afterthought, and indeed, it shows.