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The Walled Off Hotel is located next to the separation wall in Bethlehem, Palestine providing visitors with a strong sense of history, spirituality and emotion. Great hotel, so neat and unique, large rooms and amazing staff. Despite a small food selection, the quality of what they had was excellent.
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Hosh Al-Syrian Guest house offers pet-friendly accommodations in Bethlehem. The hotel has a sun terrace and views of the garden. A hidden oasis! Close to manger square. The staff were amazing! Such a cute and cozy place.
Innova8ion in Bethlehem provides accommodations with a terrace and a bar. Located around a 12-minute walk from Church of the Nativity, the hotel is also 0.6 miles away from The Milk Grotto. Everything about Innova8ion is excellent! Even from before I arrived, the staff was so friendly, helpful, and accommodating! During my stay, they helped me with anything I needed regarding my room or details on how to get around. I felt that they were my friends and family! In addition to this, my room was very comfortable with a modern design and a balcony with a beautiful view—all for an excellent price. Additionally, the restaurant and lounge where I had breakfast in the morning and snacks in the evening was absolutely lovely and fun! The food and the view were amazing! I recommend Innova8ion to anyone who would like to stay in Bethlehem walking-distance from Manger Square!! :)
Assaraya Palace Hotel offers rooms with free WiFi in Bethlehem, well set 2297 feet from Rachel's Tomb and 0.8 mi from Bethlehem University. Perfect Breakfast and te rooms clean the stuff very helpful and friendly and they gave us maps and alot of information and the reception gave a programs where to go and the best place to visit I’m so happy in this hotel
Abrahams Herberge is located in Bethlehem, 1.8 miles from Umar Mosque and 1.9 miles from Manger Square. 2.2 miles from St. Catherine's Church, the hotel provides barbecue facilities and a garden.
Featuring free WiFi in all areas and a sun terrace, The Diamond Hotel - Bethlehem offers a 4 star accommodations in Bethlehem, 1312 feet from Rachel's Tomb and a short distance from both Jerusalem &... Cozy location. Friendly staff. Good breakfast
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Abrahams Herberge is located in Bethlehem, 1.8 miles from Umar Mosque and 1.9 miles from Manger Square. 2.2 miles from St. Catherine's Church, the hotel provides barbecue facilities and a garden.
Featuring free WiFi in all areas and a sun terrace, The Diamond Hotel - Bethlehem offers a 4 star accommodations in Bethlehem, 1312 feet from Rachel's Tomb and a short distance from both Jerusalem &... Cozy location. Friendly staff. Good breakfast
A 4-minute walk from Umar Mosque, Sunrise Hotel is located in Bethlehem and has a bar and free WiFi. 400 yards from Manger Square, the property is also an 8-minute walk away from St.
Many families visiting Bethlehem loved staying at Abrahams Herberge, Residence Hotel, and The Walled Off Hotel.
For hotels in Bethlehem that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Residence Hotel, Hosh Al-Syrian Guesthouse, and The Walled Off Hotel.
On average, 3-star hotels in Bethlehem cost $137 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bethlehem are $107 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bethlehem can be found for $181 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Bethlehem are highly rated by couples: The Walled Off Hotel, Hosh Al-Syrian Guesthouse, and innova8ion.
Sancta Maria Hotel, The Walled Off Hotel, and innova8ion got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Bethlehem.
The Walled Off Hotel, Hosh Al-Syrian Guesthouse, and innova8ion are some of the popular hotels in Bethlehem.
Some of the best hotels in Bethlehem near Manger Square include Dar Sitti Aziza, Hosh Al-Syrian Guesthouse and Herodion Guesthouse.
All the cafes and restaurants around Manger Square were good, although service was often slow, even though the staff were always very nice and responsive. Go as early as you can to the religious sites. Read up yourself and avoid the tour groups if you can. Generally, you have to negotiate tours with taxi drivers, and some "licensed" guides hanging around the religious sites. But these can be really fun and interesting. Just do your homework. You might pay about as much as on a bus tour from Jerusalem, but you will have a private driver and get everything done in 1/2 to 1/3 the amount of time and hassle.
Bethlehem is quite a small city, but also quite poor. The main attractions and "touristy" things will be near the church of the nativity. A guided tour around this area is very useful. However, you could literally see everything there is to see in Bethlehem in 1 day.
Certainly not a city for walking, and certainly not a city for seniors to get around easily. Everywhere there are steep, steep hills. Night time brings a major problem of packs of wild dogs that bark and fight all night.
The view and the old city of Bethlehem are breathtaking and if your going on a religious pilgrimages you won’t be disappointed. There’s so many churches and monasteries to visit that at the end of your day you just want to shower and sleep, because if you’re like me I was out at least 14 to 16 hours most days. The people are very friendly and hard workers but watch out for how much you pay especially when taking taxi or using a tour guide and make sure that the tour guide are licensed or you might be taken to the cleaners. But overall I’ve met mostly honest people who are just trying to make a living when shopping shop around beforehand so you don’t over pay. That’s it folks for me this trip was life changing and I believe it will be for you as will. Cheers Art
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 had an outstanding stay at Hosh al Subbar. My room had an incredible view of the valley and hills beyond, with sheep and a donkey nearby. The morning breakfast was superb, traditional food. Highly recommended. The two hosts are very welcoming and extremely hospitable. The location is not far from Bethlehem. A 5 minute walk to the main road, and then a 5 minute servicee ride (2.5 shekels) will get you into Bethlehem. A very quiet, peaceful, beautiful location. My stay was perfect and I will absolutely return.
Everything! We had such a warm welcome from Nabil from the minute we arrived. The rooms were beautiful and included tea and coffee making facilities. Breakfast, all home produce including Nabil’s amazing eggs, was taken in the lovely courtyard and was something to linger over. In fact because we were running the Bethlehem 10k we were given two breakfasts. No one will rush you here and you are right in the centre of town. I can’t wait to return as it is so special.
Location is excellent for seeing the Church of Nativity. Note that there are steep hills in ALL of Bethlehem, no matter where one stays. If you prefer not to walk, the host will drive you to the church or other location and pick you up free of charge! The host family showed me stellar hospitality and provided transportation outside the city for an extremely low price compared to opportunistic taxi drivers. I would stay again.
The location is perfect and the facilities are great. The room was incredibly clean. The best part of the stay was Nidal. I went for a tour and an experience, and I left with a friend. No matter what you’re looking to do or see in Bethlehem (or Ramallah) Nidal will take care of you. Habibi!!!
Super helpful and friendly hotel staff brought tea at night and coffee in the morning. One of the cleanest hotels I've stayed in this trip at a very good price. Very close to Church of the Nativity. Room had an amazing view over the surrounding hills.
Nice hospitality, really a great room for a little price just perfect. Besides, this hotel have goal to help the aida camp center for the childrens. I took 5 days in this hotel and i highly recommend it!
I loved the atmosphere! Definitely unique and wonderful. The museum in the hotel was really nice and informative where you can learn a lot about the history of Bethlehem. Loved the breakfast!
Owners were very hospitable and friendly. Anton speaks English very well and helped me to know what I could see in Bethlehem during my short trip.
best of the best properties in bethlehem, the home of jesus christ. amazing service and people, large rooms. just beautiful!
I have found my second family here. Best hotel ever with service, that nobody else can offer. Unique place!
Nice hotel, very friendly personal. Nice rooftop restaurant! Worth staying there!
First,the basics- everything was clean, communication was clear and quick, there was more than enough space and comfortable beds. There is kitchen with coffee/tea, utensils, fridge. The reasons the stay exceeded expectations are numerous: sweets and Arabic coffee upon arrival, better than expected location, host arranged dinner delivery (they own a pizza place) at our request, a delicious breakfast spread was provided at a small extra fee) also at our request, a whole moist chocolate cake and fruits and water (on top of the chocolates and fruitcake we were served along w coffee)... Most of all, it felt like a homestay- being warmly welcomed to a person’s home and sharing in their culture. The stay became one of the cherished memories from our trip.
The staff were extremely friendly! They allowed us a late checkout even though the hotel was fully booked because I took part in the marathon and it took me a while to get back to the hotel coz the roads were closed. I will come again next year and again book in this hotel. Absolutely lovely!
We had a nice stay at Anastas. The hosts are very kind. The room was clean and as shown in the photos on booking.com. Breakfast was also nice and homey.
No one cleans the room, no clean towels, room smells and to expensive for they offer.
The place was atmospheric, and the staff was very very nice
