The intimate hotel occupies an attractive, stone-arched building on the edge of a residential neighborhood, with good bus lines, and many eateries and shops just a few minutes away by foot. Some rooms are a little cramped, others quite spacious: ask for an upper floor if stairs don't bother you. Decor is cheerful, with primary colors, tasteful terracotta-hued bathroom tiles, and headboards imprinted with old Jerusalem images. A sunken room with vaulted ceiling and wooden floor serves as an inviting bar and coffee shop, spilling out into a fine courtyard.
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