Jerusalem Garden Home
Visitors praise the Jerusalem Garden Home for its charming, authentic atmosphere, friendly and helpful hosts, and pleasant garden setting with good breakfast. However, some guests note that the property can appear neglected with dirt and leaves, and the rooms may lack modern amenities like sufficient clothing storage.
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Jerusalem Garden Home, a family-run B&B, has welcomed LGBTQ+ travelers to Jerusalem since 2008.
Roni and Adi, who own the place, are Jerusalem natives. They’ll tell you what’s what here, instead of leaving you to figure it out from a guide book. It’s a small operation, which means a more personal experience than you’ll get at some big chain hotel.
Rooms are comfortable, and breakfast is homemade. But the real draw is the hosts themselves. They know the city inside and out, and they aren’t shy about sharing stories or suggesting places to go. You want to know where to find the local LGBTQ+ scene? They can help. Looking for something beyond the usual tourist traps? Just ask.
Staying at a place like this is about connecting with people who actually live in Jerusalem. Roni and Adi don’t just hand you a key; they make you feel at home.
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An old Arabic house, that belongs to a Kurdish family, converted 25 years ago into a small motel that is still run by the family. Thanks for the pleasant stay. The room was clean, but a little bit dusty. Vintage forneture and drapes. Lovely owners
Simply great 🥰 A place we return to again and again!
I haven't visited the hotel yet. I had a reservation and asked to cancel it the day before, I received wonderful service and they didn't charge me, thank you for the service
We were a couple and two teenagers, we booked a family room through Booking because the price was attractive and the pictures showed an old, clean and beautiful place. In fact, upon entering, we saw that the place was neglected, lots of leaves and dirt. It is true that there are fallen trees but you can sweep it from time to time... The entrance to the building was accompanied by a rickety door and a strong stench of sewage or wet carpets, not sure. The room itself is small, very neglected, not clean. I will mention that the towels and linens were very clean. The bathroom is shocking, very high and dangerous. There was no hot water and when I called the cell phone I had, someone told me: "Oh, you are in a family room, right? You have to let the water run for a long time, in the end there will be hot water because the pipe is long..." It's a shame we didn't inform you earlier. We didn't see anyone either and she didn't introduce herself except for the guy who opened the door for us when we arrived. The WhatsApp correspondence a few days earlier was also very unkind. The room has exposed light bulbs, protruding iron from the already low ceiling on the second floor, for people who are 1.75 meters tall it will be very uncomfortable. We didn't even feel like eating breakfast there. Why should breakfast be between 08 and 09 if check-in is at 11?? Just throw us out and that's it... In short, a place full of potential, neglected and not maintained, we were very disappointed. Attached are pictures
Nice place, Jerusalem style house with a beautiful and cozy balcony, simple but sufficient and tasty breakfast. The room is very large, with old style furniture, everything is really authentic, for those who like it this is great, for those who like modern, this is not the place. The bed is comfortable, the sheets are nice, the hostess is very helpful Overall - everything is good The bathroom is a bit disappointing but the water flow is great
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Last updated on 3 August 2026