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"There was an engagement party as we were checking in. About 300 men in the lobby and on the steps in front of the hotel. Smoking cigarettes and blasting music. At first I wasn’t sure that this is a hotel, looked like a local party venue. Huge Parking next to the place for extra charge. Good places to eat. The heat didn’t work and it was blowing cold air even when it was off. We had to use 2 blankets at night (February). It was fine for a short stay, would not recommend. "

"Food was old and not really worth the trip to the lunch room …. Also extra toilet paper in the rooms "

"Though during my stay Israel had closed the airspace and just about all tourist/religious/historical sites for public safety reasons, my hotel became my sanctuary. The housekeeping staff were always ready to clean room & provide me with essentials if needed. I even extended my stay without difficulty. Wonderful Front Desk; an excellent location close to the sites; many shops all around and places to get food etc. I love the busy location & being right in the middle of local life. It is a very busy neighbourhood - but that is the charm. "

"Very comfortable room and bathroom Excellent breakfast Been to two other Jerusalem hotels in the last 10 days and inbal is the only hotel that offers excellent tv channels and Netflix. When you are stuck in a hotel room cos of sirens this was a great bonus."

"The rooms could be a little cleaner.. There are plenty of shops and places to eat a very nearby. The train also runs on the street. The breakfast is expensive at Ibis. Usually went to a shop for coffee and pastry nearby. The hotel is on Jaffa Street very convenient to get two things. 15 minute walk to the old city."

"I highly recommend!! "

"Historical place"

"The beds were horrible could not sleep and the air-conditioning and the heating was on all the time it was either too hard or too cold. It will not turn off on automatic."

"Great location, clean and comfortable room. Would definitely stay here again. "