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What guests said about Bethlehem:
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Bethlehem is such a great place to visit and stay for a...
Bethlehem is such a great place to visit and stay for a couple of days. The local people were really nice and super helpful. Often when asking directions people would go the extra mile in assisting you Find the places you want to visit and on 3 occations locals even offered to transport us to places of interest when asking directions (how often do you get that in other places?).
Bethlehem has some lovely restruants which were much cheaper to eat at that in Jerusalem. I would definitely travel to their again and I felt safe when there as a foreign visitor.
David
United Kingdom
8.0
The Habibi Hostel made us very welcome.
The Habibi Hostel made us very welcome. The host, Nidal, treated us like members of his family. He was informative, friendly and passionate about his country. He made our trip completely worthwhile, becoming a friend as well as a guide.
Despite the recent growth in the population of Bethlehem, people are friendly and helpful. We would love to return.
Irene
United Kingdom
6.0
People of Bethlehem are very nice, helpful hospitable and a...
People of Bethlehem are very nice, helpful hospitable and a bit pushy as they try to make money with tourists as much as they can.
I would expect more from such historical place; less magic than I thought to find in the centre of the city.
Roughness and dirt in the streets do not give good impression at first, however,
I rarely found so much kindness , decency and simplicity in people like I found in this village. A couple of days should be enough to see the area.
Theodore
United Arab Emirates
10
One full day here is enough to satisfy the average...
One full day here is enough to satisfy the average person's historical and religious seekings. Arrive early in the morning to the Church of Nativity to beat the line. Ride a bus to and from Jerusalem cheap and safe. Taxis will be hard to haggle a fair price in Bait Jala. Be sure to see the Banksy Wall. Have a beer at The Bethlehem Club next to Church along with a sandwich from the famous Afteem's for lunch
nabil
USA
10
Alexander Hotel is where Europe meets the Mideast.
Alexander Hotel is where Europe meets the Mideast. The owner, Joseph is American citizens that followed his dream in retirement and went back to his place of birth, Bethlehem, and build his own hotel. Do not we all dream one day to go back to the old country and do something good? He also par Italian. The hotel design, service, food, and the warm welcoming environment are much like hotels in France or Italy with a nice touch of middle eastern flavor.
There is nothing better than coming back from long day of touring and feel the warmth of Joseph or his son Joey or any staff member. You feel like went back to home sweet home to relax and get recharged for the next day of touring, or just relaxing. I stayed on seven stars hotels, paid as much as $1,200 a night. Of course there it was fine in very accept for the down home feeling. I had the feeling that I was staying in a museum not a nice comfy hotel room.
Make yourself a promise; visit the Holy Land, Jerusalem and Bethlehem. It will be the trip of a live time, not like any other place you have been to. And for sure stay in Alexander Hotel in Bethlehem. Once you make your reservation, call Joseph or Joey direct or email, ask them anything you need to know in advance of your travel. Let them know when you will arrive, for sure, like they did with me, they will be waiting for you with open arms and a cup of coffie or hot tea. Enjoy.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Was shocked at how locals get in and out of Bethlehem.
Was shocked at how locals get in and out of Bethlehem. Upsetting to see that. We had no trouble as internationals and plenty of press there for the launch of Banksy's new hotel right by the Wall. Amazing place and will bring many more internationals to see Bethlehem. Quirky and fun. Age-old Bethlehem was very beautiful, moving, simple, churches are superb, lots of candles and history. Good to talk to taxi drivers, hotel staff about life in Bethlehm and many come form refugee camps been here for over 50 years - chance to understand more of a complex situation. Really glad we stayed here rather than Jerusalem - and cheaper too!
“The room was nice, especially the view of all Bethlehem, and had everything we needed. Eyad and the other staff were super friendly, our room was often cleaned and provided with new towels and sheets. The location (close to checkpoint and also on walking distance to town) was great as well. And last: the breakfast, which was provided at the rooftop of the hotel, was amazing. Shukran kteer!”
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