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The Little House In Bakah Hotel Jerusalem

1 Yehuda St.
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2 guests

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2

Children:

0

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Check-in & Check-out

Apr 21 Apr 22
Type: Hotel
Check-in: 14:00-23:59
Check-out: 11:00

Overview

The term Mount Zion is placed approximately 10 minutes' drive away, and the historic Jaffa Gate is within 25 minutes' walk of the perfect Little House In Bakah Jerusalem.

Guests can enjoy European meals at Cafe Cafe within 15 minutes' walk of the property.

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Rooms & Availability

Economy Single Room - Lower Ground Floor

1 max
Single
12 m²

Economy Double Room - Lower Ground Floor

2 max
Double
18 m²

Single Room

1 max
Single
15 m²

Double or Twin Room

3 max
Twin/Double
18 m²

Two-Bedroom Suite

5 max
Suite
35 m²

Twin Room with Balcony

2 max
Twin
18 m²

Impressions

When it comes to gastronomic tourism, the dining facilities at the hotel in Jerusalem truly stand out as a highlight of the overall experience, making it a top contender for any food enthusiast. The hotel boasts an array of dining options that not only showcase local flavors but also celebrate the rich cultural tapestry of Jerusalem’s diverse culinary heritage. With a blend of traditional Middle Eastern dishes and modern culinary techniques, every meal invites guests to indulge in a journey of taste—one that is as vibrant as the city itself.

One of the most commendable aspects of the dining facilities is their emphasis on using local, fresh ingredients sourced from nearby markets and farms. This commitment to sustainability not only enhances the flavor profile of every dish but also fosters a connection between guests and the local community. The breakfast buffet is a perfect example; it features an assortment of freshly baked bread, locally produced cheeses, and vibrant salads incorporating seasonal vegetables. The hotel understands that food is not merely a matter of sustenance but a medium to connect travelers to the place they are visiting, and this philosophy permeates throughout their culinary offerings.

The hotel also elevates the dining experience with its themed culinary events and interactive cooking classes, allowing guests to engage directly with local chefs and learn the secrets behind iconic Israeli dishes. The opportunity to participate in such events is invaluable for culinary tourists, as it provides a unique insider perspective that goes beyond just eating. Here, guests not only enjoy an exquisite meal but also leave with newfound knowledge and recipes to replicate at home. This level of engagement not only enhances the overall value of the stay but reiterates the hotel’s dedication to gastronomic tourism, making it a must-visit destination for any food lover visiting Jerusalem.

Positives and negatives

  • Some rooms with a renovated shower and a separate bedroom.

Facilities

Facilities

  • Flat-screen TV

Rooms

  • Air conditioning
  • Heating
  • Sitting area
  • Garden furniture

Services

  • Paid shuttle service
  • Housekeeping
  • Tours/Ticket assistance

Relax

  • Garden area

Activities for Kids

  • Cots

Reviews

  • Cleanliness 7.5/10
  • Comfort 7.5/10
  • Facilities 6.9/10
  • Free WiFi 8.3/10
  • Location 8.6/10
  • Value for money 7.7/10
  • Staff 8.5/10
  • Total 7.4/10
  • Breakfast 6/10
  • Paid WiFi 7.5/10
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Location

Landmarks nearby

  • German Colony 770 m (2526 ft)
  • Tomb of Lazarus 720 m (2362 ft)
  • The Great Synagogue 2.23 km (1.39 mi.)
  • Western Wall 2.58 km (1.60 mi.)
  • Old City of Jerusalem 2.52 km (1.57 mi.)
  • Dome of the Rock 2.73 km (1.70 mi.)
  • Agnon House 870 m (2854 ft)
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Summary

✔️ Rating 7.4 / 10
🏷️ Min Price $74
🔑 Rooms 34
Reviews 486
📍 Landmarks nearby German Colony , Tomb of Lazarus , The Great Synagogue
🏆 Rankings #3 in Jerusalem hotels near Jason's Tomb #7 in Jerusalem hotels near Netzach Yisrael #17 in Jerusalem Hotels