Hotel |
Phone |
Address |
Email |
Ariel |
02-5689999 |
31 Hebron Road, |
info@arieljrm.co.il |
Caesar |
02-5005656 |
208 Jaffa Road, |
sharon_e@caesarhotels.co.il |
Commodore |
02-6271717 |
Sameul ben Adaya St |
|
Crowne Plaza |
03-5390808 |
Givat Ram, |
res@hiil.co.il |
Dan Panorama |
02-5695695 |
39 Keren Hayesod Street |
panoramaajlm@danhotels.com |
David Citadel |
02-6211111 |
7 King David Street, |
|
Eldan |
02-5679777 |
24 King David St. |
jer_hotel@eldan.com |
Grand Court |
02-5917777 |
15 St. George Street |
reservation@grandcourt.co.il |
Hanagid |
02-6221111 |
7 Schatz St |
|
HOTEL TZUBA |
02-534-7090 |
Kibbutz Duba, 90870 D.n. Harei Yehuda |
belmont@tzuba.co.il |
Inbal |
02-6756666 |
3 Jabotinsky Street Liberty Bell Park, |
hotel@inbal-hotel.co.il |
Jerusalem |
02-6283282 |
Nablus Road, POBox 19130 |
|
Jerusalem Gate |
02-5008500 |
43 Yirmuyahu St, |
jerusalem-gate@jerusalem-gate.co.il |
Jerusalem Gold |
02-5013333 |
234 Jaffa Road, |
reservation@jerusalemgold.com |
Jerusalem Park Plaza |
02-6582222 |
2 Vilnay Street |
info@parkplaza |
Jerusalem Pearl Hotel |
02-6226666 |
Zahal Square | P.O. Box 793, |
res@jerusalempearlhotel.com |
Jerusalem Tower |
02-6209209 |
23 Hillel St., |
|
Kedem Towers |
02-6558888 |
4 Vilnai Street, P.o.b.3686. |
|
King David |
02-6208888 |
23 King David Street, |
kingdavid@danhotels.com |
King Solomon |
02-5695555 |
32 King David St |
reservationjeru@kingsolomon-hotel.com |
Lev |
02-5300333 |
18 King George St. |
|
Maale Hachmisha |
02-5331331 |
Judean Hills, |
hotel5@hotel5.co.il |
Mount of Olives |
02-628-4877 |
53 Mount of Olives Road |
|
Mount Zion Hotel |
02-5689555 |
17, Hebron road |
hotel@mountzion.co.il |
Neve Shalom |
02-9917160 |
D.N. Harei Yehuda |
|
Novotel |
02-5320000 |
9 St Georges St |
resjerusalem@novetel.co.il |
Olive Tree Hotel |
02-5410410 |
23 St. George Street |
manage@olivetree.co.il |
Palatin Hotel Jerusalem |
02.623.1141 |
4 Agripas Street |
info@hotel-palatin.co.il |
Prima Kings |
02-6201201 |
60 King George St (Entrance on Ramban St.) |
kings@prima.co.il |
Prima Palace |
02-5311811 |
24 Pines Street, |
prima@prima.co.il |
Prima Royale |
02 560 7111 |
3 Mendele Street, |
royale@prima.co.il |
Ramat Rachel |
02-6702555 |
Kibbutz Ramat Rachel |
arline@ramat-rachel.org.il |
Regency |
02-5331234 |
32 Lehi St |
reservation@regency.co.il |
Reich Jerusalem |
02-6523121 |
1 Hagai Street, Bait HaKerem |
reichht@zahav.net.il |
Renaissance |
02-6599999 |
6 Wolfson St. Ruppin Bridge at Herzl Blvd. |
renjhot@netvision.net.il |
Shalom |
02-6752222 |
Yafeh Nof |
shalomhotel@013.net.il |
Shalom Plaza |
02-5339339 |
Yafeh Nof |
neveilan@shalomplaza.com |
Sheraton Plaza |
03-6213333 |
47 King George Street |
yifat.cohen@sheraton.co.il |
Shoresh |
02-5338338 |
2 Vilnay Street |
info@shoresh.co.il |
Shoresh Country Lodging Cabins |
02-5338338 |
MP Judean hills |
info@shoresh.co.il |
Shoresh Green Hills Family Suites |
02-5338338 |
MP Judean hills |
info@shoresh.co.il |





George Deek is an Arab-Israeli diplomat. In 2018, Deek was appointed Israeli ambassador to Azerbaijan. He is the first Israeli Arab Christian to become an ambassador. Deek grew up in an Eastern Orthodox Christian family in the Ajami neighborhood of Jaffa, in a building where the other tenants included Muslims, Catholics, Jews and a Catholic priest of Jewish ancestry.[2][3] His father, who worked as a tax advisor,[3] was one of the leaders of the Christian community in Jaffa who served as chairman of the Orthodox Association, and was considered a well-known and popular figure in the city until in 2015 a square was inaugurated in his memory in Jaffa in the presence of Mayor Ron Huldai.[4] According to Deek, his grandparents fled to Lebanon for safety when the 1947–1949 Palestine war, having been told that the Jews would slaughter them if they remained in their homes, but expecting to return home once Arab armies defeated the Jews.[3] According to Deek, when the war ended, his grandparents felt that they had been “deceived”, and decided to return illegally to their home in Jaffa rather than remaining in Lebanon as refugees. Since reentering the country was illegal, Deek’s grandfather, an electrician, was arrested and jailed.




















