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Top hotels in Kiryat HaLeom
Ramada by Wyndham Jerusalem
Clean rooms, cold water in the lbby and friendly staff.
Reviewed on 9 Jan, 2026
Prima Park Hotel
Staff were very helpful, room was of a very good standard and clean, well located for transport and walking. Breakfast was of an excellent standard and variety. The Prima Park is a fine hotel and great value.
Reviewed on 21 Oct, 2025
Vert Jerusalem
Room is good but small,bathroom needs resealing and minor repairs. Reception staff helpful very polite& considerate. Room cleaning staff didnt bother some days!
Reviewed on 31 Dec, 2025
The Inbal Jerusalem
Check in was so smooth and easy and they let us check in early without any issues. The room was so nice and breakfast was so good.
Reviewed on 9 Jan, 2026
Cassia Hotel Jerusalem
Clean and comfortable room (no carpets), good location (walking distance of Great Synagogue, Old City and Emek Refaim), fast lifts (!) lots of quiet corners to sit on shabbat. Breakfast and shabbat meals were good. As it was winter we could not use the pool sadly and the spa will only open in ...
Reviewed on 12 Jan, 2026
The David Citadel Jerusalem
Staff and amenities
Reviewed on 27 Dec, 2025
Other neighbourhoods around Kiryat HaLeom
Nachlaot
While visiting Nachlaot, you might make a stop by sights like Machane Yehuda Market and Ben Yehuda Street.
Rehavia
While visiting Rehavia, you might make a stop by sights like Ben Yehuda Street and French Square.
Jerusalem City Centre
Unique features of Jerusalem City Centre include the historical sites and museums. Make a stop by Ben Yehuda Street or Zion Square while you're exploring the area.
Downtown Triangle
Historical sites, shopping and bars highlight some of the notable features of Downtown Triangle. Make a stop by Ben Yehuda Street while you're exploring.
Mamilla
If you're spending some time in Mamilla, Zion Square and Ben Yehuda Street are top sights worth seeing.
Kerem Avraham
You'll enjoy the restaurants and shopping in Kerem Avraham. You might want to make time for a stop at Machane Yehuda Market or Gush Katif Museum.
