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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Bethlehem – Based on 908 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Staying in Palestine is sort of anynique thing. I never knew what to expect and when I learned what still went on in the region I was a little unnerved but the people are so friendly and welcoming and with the history there I am so happy we stayed the night. Foreigners don't have any restriction in movement and we never had to show our passports but keep them on you.
Visit Historic Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, with buildings existing from the 1740s; tour the campus of Moravian College; dine at any of the fine indoor or outdoor restaurants on Main Street; shop at any of the fine art stores on Main Street; come hear the Bach Choir; tour the revitalize shops on the Southside
I like it so much more than I expected I would. I stayed near the square and the area felt small enough so I didn't feel swallowed up by a big city. The people were very kind. I could have spent a week there and I hope to visit again.
beautiful safe city with great hospitality people with sweet hearts, you feel like every one want to talk to you and become your friend and help you and for real they help me alot and i had many friend in just one day !! that was awesome the city just great and it deserve to visit from any place I just loved it
I did a lot of walking in Bethlehem...by choice. Residents of the city were welcoming and happy to answer questions about their city and make suggestions about sites to see in Bethlehem and in the West Bank. Taxi drivers and others with private cars are eager to act as a tour guide. Prices quoted by them seemed to me to be "established". But some "haggling" can bring prices down. The unemployment rate in Bethlehem is around 37% currently. So if you can afford the quoted rates for personal service...pay it.
Don't make the mistake of buzzing in and out of Bethlehem on a day tour. Stay a few nights, meet the people, enjoy the food and sites. We had a lovely meal with a local family that our hotel (Dar Sitti Aziza) arranged. Very special.
“The staff were helpful and willing to answer any questions. The location of the hotel was within walking distance of major sights. The building itself was breathtakingly beautiful. ”
“Very nice and clean place, cozy and in the middle of bethlehem, very close to the church of nativity and bethlehem downtown. So nice and caring owners and staff. Definitely the best place to stay in bethlehem. Being very close to Jerusalem is a great bonus as well. Enjoy the holy land.”
“Don't know many guest houses in Bethlehem but I'm pretty sure this could be your best option by far. Everything top quality, from the room, the blankets, the decoration, the view from the roof-lounge, and ESPECIALLY the breakfast (all fresh food). Be sure to have a talk with the owner, a very interesting guy. ”
“We enjoyed our stay so much. Hotel has lovely staff working there. We were with our 3 years old twins and staff working there did their best to make sure we are comfortable and we get all what we need. Thank you for that! Food was tasty, especially dinner buffet. Rooms clean and comfortable. Spa a bit dated but still nice to go and relax there. Reception/bar/restaurant staff is top class.”
“Absolutely loved it. The room and facilities are wonderful, new, and clean. Great bathroom with hot water. Bed is very comfortable and there are extra quilts in the drawer. Kitchen had new appliances. Wifi was great. The property is full of wonderful little touches that make "coming home" each day feel great. The area around is beautiful and very peaceful and very close to some sites. It's a 20-30 minute walk to the church of nativity but Bethlehem is pretty small so that walk is enjoyable. I highly recommend this place :)”
