A Little House in Rechavia

Nice simple hotel. Excellent service. Feel at home . Comfortable beds

Hotel is in a great position for all facilities .Rooms are a decent size with a nice wardrobe and desk.Very adequate furniture but rooms feel dated.

Clean, comfortable, hotel in a very nice central neighborhood of Jerusalem. A good sized room, with plenty of cupboard and hanging space. Safe in the room. The staff were easy to contact and friendly and very helpful. The breakfast was amazing: plenty of choice of wholesome nutritious foods.

The staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful. The rooms and lobbies clean and comfy. The breakfast was fabulous with lots of choices of traditional Israeli breakfast foods, fresh and delicious. The location was quiet, beautiful yet close to many major attractions and various shops, etc. It is actually a very historic area and many nearby houses have interesting plaques to read and to learn about the history of this area. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone.

The staff was very accommodating, helping us with Shabbat. The building is shabbat-friendly - old-fashioned room keys instead of key cards, only 3-stories high, so we did not need to climb much. Breakfast every morning was delicious, if you like Israeli-hotel style breakfasts, which we all do. Location was great. Most of our tours picked up down the street in front of the Prima Kings. There were several synagogues in the neighborhood from which to choose. We were an 18 minute walk from downtown, and less than 30 minutes from the Kotel. The neighborhood is charming. Although this is no fault of the hotel or staff, be aware that they are tearing down the building across the street. Very loud construction noise was a constant from about 7:30 AM to the evening, and one evening some minor construction noise was audible all night. Again, not the hotel's fault, but it did not make for a restful vacation. The building is old, and some things need updating. There are only 3 outlets in the room, and one was taken up with the mini refrigerator. So that choice was fridge or bedside light. The outlet next to the other side of the bed was loose, and I could not plug my CPAP machine into it and maintain power, leading to some annoying stretching of the cord all the way across the room to the remaining working outlet. Other minor issues - the closet had one hanger; maid service removed the hand towel and never replaced it. (But the staff was great about responding to problems like these.)

No parking, some of the staff were rude, the room was smelly, the toilet wasn’t connected to the floor, barely could’ve close the room of the toilet, the bathtub made weird noises like its going to break. It didnt worth the money at all ((1800 ils for 3 nights). When offered substitute - it was either 10 minutes drive from the current hotel, 3rd floor without working elevator or 2nd floor room without a safe for my valuables. When I left on the first day to the old city, I specifically asked the receptionist - that no one will enter my room - she said yes but they have clearly ignored my wishes and fixed the toilet leaving a mess on the floor. It was ground floor and we couldnt lock the windows because they didn’t completely fit the frames.

The property has not had any improvement since my last visit in 2018. I would say it was a little run down. I had problem with the air-conditioning remote.

Amazig staff Amir, Abed and Nur. Quite and peaceful place in beautiful neighborhood. THANK YOU.

I love staying a little house. It is clean and quiet. The area is beautiful. The neighborhood has so many beautiful flowers. It is close to the old city. It is not a tourist place or at least not a place where large groups of tourists stay. One area that could use improvement in my opinion is the breakfast. And everything else is just simply what I want in the heat when I am in Jerusalem. I would be more than comfortable recommending anyone. I know to stay at Little House At Rahavia when they arrive Jerusalem.