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Description:
Location. The Inbal Jerusalem Hotel is located in the centre of Jerusalem, Israel, within one kilometre of the Old City and the Wailing Wall and two kilometres from the Dome of the Rock. Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo and Botanical Garden is at a five-kilometre distance.
Hotel Features. Overlooking the Liberty Bell Park, the Inbal Jerusalem Hotel is housed in a unique contemporary-design property built from Jerusalem Stone, and extends to gardens and an internal courtyard. At the hotel spa guests can work out in the fitness room, relax with a sauna, massage and range of treatments, and go for a cooling dip in the outdoor pool, which is covered in winter. The hotel also houses a synagogue, a shopping arcade and a hair salon, and further amenities include complimentary garage parking, 24-hour room service, and dry cleaning facilities. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel.
The Inbal Jerusalem Hotel offers a number of dining options: the modern Sofia Restaurant with exposed stone walls and parquet flooring, serves a range of Italian dishes; the informal Sofia Café, overlooks the hotel garden and offers a range of light snacks, and the poolside Splash Bar serves traditional Mediterranean dishes. The hotel offers a complimentary buffet breakfast daily.
There are seven conference rooms on site, and the hotel operates a 24-hour business centre.
Guestrooms. The 292 contemporary guestrooms are characterised by marble, glass and cherry-wood furnishings and feature soft, neutral decor. Amenities include air conditioning, wireless Internet, flatscreen satellite television, minibars, and safes.
Expert Tip. The Israel Museum, located two kilometres from the hotel, is one of Jerusalem's most famous landmarks and extends to a six-acre sculpture garden. The museum houses a vast range of contemporary art and archaeological artefacts, and a comprehensive collection of Judaica. The museum's most famous asset is the Dead Sea Scrolls, housed in the unique Shrine of the Book.
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