מלון אדר - ירושלים

מלון שקט,מסודר,נותן תמורה למחיר.

צ'ק אין באיחור של חצי שעה

אהבנו את החדר ואת השרות היינו 3 בחדר והייה מרווח וטוב

הצוות צריך לדעת לתקשר אם אנש'ם או באנגלית או בעברית

חדרים מרווחים (מיני סוויטות)

הקירות לא נקיים (דורשים צביעה). פינת קפה ללא קפה!! "ארוחת בוקר" שהיא לא יותר מטוסט עם נקניק, שני סוגי גבינות וירקות חתוכים שהגיעו לאחר שסיימנו "לאכול". ביצה יש - רק קשה. קפה אין. רק תה. הלכנו למקום אחר לאכול ולשתות קפה.

סוויטה מרווחת ונקיה. הזמנו 3 חדרים ורק אחד היה מחודש עם פרקט

ארוחת הבוקר הדלה

חדר נחמד, מלון נקי. בעקבות הפעלת הרכבת הקלה, אין יתרון למיקומו של המלון במיזרח ירושלים, קרוב לעיר העתיקה.

הקבלה במלון לא רוצים לדבר עברית. המלון ממוקם במיזרח ירושלים,יש להדגיש את זה לחלק מהישראלים, זה לא מתאים. ארוחת הבקר מאוד ענייה ולא מתאימה למלון ארבעה כוכבים כפי שמצויין באתר שלכם. צוות המלון לא מחבב ישראלים/יהודים,זה הרושם שקיבלנו. המזגן בכל המלון חלש מאוד ולא מתאים למזג האויר בירושלים גם בלילה הירושלמי של חודש אוקטובר.

את איש הקבלה אבי צוות המנקים של החדרים-10. נתנו שירות מעל ומעבר.

מיזוג אוויר לא עבד תקין. הפסקות חשמל. ריחות משונים במסדרונות -ריח לא נעים ארוחת בוקר דלה....קמצנים? לא מופיע בהודעות שאן כשרות למלון. סתימות בכיור של המטבח... חרקים שעולים מהצנרת.. אן חנייה ????? אן פעילות בערבים כמו ביתר המלונות הסמוכים. המלון היה ריק מאורחים ולכן כיבו את אורות הכניסה??פחד לחזור בשעות מאוחרות ועוד במזרח ירושלים ועקב המצב...... בקיצור לא נהנתי ועזבתי מהר מוקדם ביום חמישי...

המלון נקי, והשרות בסדר.

המלון הוא בבעלות מוסלמית, נמצא במזרח ירושליים. האוכל במקום אינו כשר צוות המלון אינו דובר עברית

Staff are nice and offer you sightseeing tours. Spacious room. walking distance to Damascus Gate of Old City.

Located in East Jerusalem, bit different from modern West Jerusalem. bit far from pedestrian strips of shoppings and restaurants. few furnitures in the room are broken and should be replaced. I think next time, I would rather stay at St. George cathedral's Pilgrim Guest House across the street for lower price.

The staff was very kind and helpful and the suite was very compfortable.

One of the guys in the reception was not so kind, if I asked him an adress twice, he got mad. The rest of the staff was very kind.

The wonderful quiet of the room, the friendlness of the staff at the breakfast - very nice and helpful. Desk help was adequate. After a few proddings, staff was responsive to any changes/repairs that we suggested. The bathroom was very clean, though small. Having a TV in the living room and bedroom was nice, and the small balcony allowed us to sit and enjoy the outside. Location is across from The American Colony Hotel, a great place for a drink and occasional dinner or snack. Also, reliable cab stand there.

The living room furniture needs to be upgraded or replaced - it was worn and useless. In particular, the couch was extremely uncomfortable. The breakfasts were monotonous - it was an OK selection of foods, but always the same.There should be more attention to the detals in the lobby - plants and flowers should be fresher, watered. The doors inside our room - # 24 - were bizaare. The lighting in the living and bedrooms was inadequate - for example, dim lights in ceiling were useless. If upgraded and better organized, we would recommend this hotel - not highly, but very good.

Close to the Old City. Staff worked well with you to arrange tours, etc. Bery helpful. Large rooms for family.

Worst Breakfast ever. Guy who ran the breakfast was rude and inconsiderate. Outdated, but not a distractor.

Addar Hotel is within walking distance to the Old City of Jerusalem along Nablus Road. The Garden tomb is very near and Damascus gate is around 10 minutes away. There is plenty of free parking behind the hotel. The staff is warm and friendly - especially if you are warm and friendly. A few words in Arabic don’t hurt either =) The staff gave good restaurant recommendations and driving directions. I don’t understand about the people who have complained about the staff. I have stayed here twice and find the staff to be a high point of the establishment. The beds are comfortable and linens clean (although they have a strange sized blanket/comforter that doesn’t seem to quite fit – although honestly we didn’t need it). Hot water is plentiful and water pressure is quite strong. The “jacuzzi” feature is a bit old and suspicious looking and I didn’t use it. Be aware there is no shower curtain – this will not bother people who have travelled extensively in Europe and the Middle East but may surprise some Americans. Each room has a large living area and one or two balconies. There is a fridge that is stocked with a few snack items – but there is plenty of room for your own stuff. There is also an electric stove top and kettle but you must provide your own tea. We found English language channels on our TV – if you are having trouble just ask the staff. For me Addar is a good “budget” option in an overpriced town. It’s a little frayed around the edges, but if that doesn’t bother you then this is a perfect option. If you are used to 4 or 5 stars don’t stay here and complain about a hotel that is not trying to cater to you.

The feel of the rooms is a bit old, although they are quite spacious. The hairdryer unit is a bit old and my wife wasn’t keen on it at first … but it served her needs. There is not an iron in the room, however, the staff brought one within a few minutes of our asking. Also, even though a electric kettle is provided, there are no tea bags or Nescafe. I wonder if you asked nicely if you might be able to get some though. One inconvenience on our last stay was that we asked for a baby cot and even though we were assured 2x that it was in the room … it was not. We checked in very late and the housekeeping staff (who were responsible) had gone home. However, the desk clerk called 2 people (including the manager) to try to straighten things out for us. It seemed that the cot was put in the wrong room. The clerk proceeded to check empty rooms for it – but did not turn it up. He was very apologetic as was the manager who straightened things out the next day. In the end we were able to make things work with some cushions and sheets and it really didn’t matter. The breakfast might be a bit light by American standards, but it is typical for a Middle East budget or mid-range hotel. Labaneh, hummus, baba ghanouj, pita, toast, jam, butter, cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes, breakfast bolgna, breakfast cereal, Nescafe, and instant juice. A decent hotel a step above the true budget places in Jerusalem – but definitely in the mid-range category. If finer details and a big breakfast matter to you spend 1.5-3x as much and go somewhere else. Otherwise enjoy Addar for what it is.

I liked the oriental charm of the decor and the friendliness of the staff. The room was lovely. It's a 'warmer' experience than some of the larger city centre hotels. Perhaps I would rather be nearer the centre but it's only a five minute cab ride or 25 minutes walk. The other guests were also friendly; because it's a boutique hotel you get to feel intimate with your suuroundings and pe0ople seem more relaxrd and friendly as a result

There were a couple of very polite employees. But these were just making the rest of the staff look even more rude ....

The free parking become unavailable as there were no more places... But according to the concierge 20$ extra could ...generate some free space for us !!!!!! Ripe-off The facilities were old and poorly maintained and cleanness was not that obvious. The aircondioning was not working so we had trouble sleeping at night. Toilet half broken. Breakfast poor and if u asked for a coffee (apart form the american one) u had to pay. They woke up us at 8.45 in the morning to do the room, and as we asked them to come later, they never did the room!!!!!

Convenient location of the hotel, close to the old town. The area is quiet and calm. Clean, comfortable rooms / number. Homelike atmosphere. Friendly, sympathetic peronal. Attentive, polite waiters.

Staff did not know Russian.