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we've just checked out after a night's stay at Eyal.
it's located in the center of the city 200 m from the tram line, very close to historical sites in the ancient Old City, but also to the more recent neighborhoods of nahlaot and nahlat Shiva, and active commerce and entertainment area.
it's one of the few surroundings where you may find anything open during the weekend in Jerusalem, and it's not for granted after a quite long hike.
speaking of the weekend, shuttles to Tel Aviv depart 500m away at haneviim street by munbaz st.
we enjoyed very attentive service from the 24/7 reception to the rich and tasty breakfast, and keeping part of our luggage after checkout.
at this location, staying in a modern and well serviced facility would normally be very expensive, but the price was reasonable, though the room space is not extensive.
it will be our pleasure to stay at Eyal again during future visits to Jerusalem.
it's located in the center of the city 200 m from the tram line, very close to historical sites in the ancient Old City, but also to the more recent neighborhoods of nahlaot and nahlat Shiva, and active commerce and entertainment area.
it's one of the few surroundings where you may find anything open during the weekend in Jerusalem, and it's not for granted after a quite long hike.
speaking of the weekend, shuttles to Tel Aviv depart 500m away at haneviim street by munbaz st.
we enjoyed very attentive service from the 24/7 reception to the rich and tasty breakfast, and keeping part of our luggage after checkout.
at this location, staying in a modern and well serviced facility would normally be very expensive, but the price was reasonable, though the room space is not extensive.
it will be our pleasure to stay at Eyal again during future visits to Jerusalem.