Grand Court Hotel, Jerusalem

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were slightly dated, especially the bathrooms, and could use an upgrade. On the bright side, the dining room offered a wide variety of options and was tidy, though not the most modern.

The hotel offers nice rooms with amazing views of the Jerusalem streets, but cleanliness and attention to detail could be improved. The location is excellent for easy access to key sites in Jerusalem, albeit with some street noise. Dining options are varied but not exceptional. Overall, a decent choice with room for improvement.

The hotel has lovely, clean, and comfortable rooms that overlook a pretty courtyard with table and chairs, accompanied by a sensational buffet breakfast. The rooms are spacious enough for a couple with ample space for all luggage, featuring a double bed. The service was attentive, offering late check-out until 1 pm and convenient access to the light railway stop for added convenience. The location is excellent, close to main tourist attractions and the Damascus Gate of the Old City, making it attractive for exploration. The dining options, while offering a wide variety, are somewhat mass-produced leading to less distinct flavors. The hotel is situated in East Jerusalem in front of the ultra-Orthodox Mea Shearim neighborhood, inviting a unique experience on Saturdays in the area. Additional facilities such as room service, car hire, dry cleaning, laundry, and tours/tickets assistance enhance the overall stay.