Free-Wi-Fi

Television

Beverage Bar

<h2>About Beit Avital</h2>
If you’re looking for self-catering lodging in a central location, then Beit Avital is the place for you with Mahane Yehuda Shuk and the light rail just a stone’s throw away.

The hotel offers nine simple rooms and caters to those traveling alone as well as families. Free WiFi is available and there is also an internet cafe on site. The hotel atmosphere is relaxed and has a little bar near the entrance.
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Avital House (Beit Avital)

Good for a few nights. Light room (double on 2nd floor facing street). Tram stops in front of windows facing Jaffa Street, so expect some moderate city noise starting from 6am. Tea & coffee available in rooms, microwave, some cuttlery and plates + fridge. No elevator.

The place feels like a private apartment & was veeeeeeery clean. Comfortable bed. Veeeeeeery warm in the living room. The bedroom steam kept going off after a while 4 like a few minutes & i was a little cold but the looong blanket made up 4 that. The staff was really helpful & professional. 2 my good surprise it was pretty quiet at night in a noisy area next 2 the market. The kitchen was roomy & there's a mini refrigerator & a microwave. The bathroom was veeeeeeery clean & the shower was awesome. The only problem with the shower is it's a veeeeeeery tight space & it was hard 4 me 2 lift up my legs 2 wash them & if your a big person u won't fit in the shower. The location is excellent with the light rail train stop literally right in front of the hotel. The only con is there's no elevator so wheelchair or disabled people could only stay on the bottom floor & there's no free breakfast but the food part isn't a problem since it's literally less then a minute from the market I'd DEFINITELY come back hear in the future & would highly recommend if u r looking 4 an excellent place 2 spend a few days & relax. The prices r pretty good 4 a place like this. I was veeeeeeery happy here.EXCELLENT JOB & Keep up the great work 💪

If you ever read any of my reviews before, you would notice i am very careful with perfect ratings as well as "shaming" anyone. this would definitely be my first negative one.
The experience was negative in every aspect you would imagine:
so before getting to the experience here are some objective facts: The hotel is actually more of a motel, rather well located and zero parking. Not sure how friendly it is for kids. and no elevators

As for the rest:
Service was bellow any standard i've experienced or known up to now. the staff was rude and unpleasant, F2F and also via phone in a way that really left a irreversible impression.
As for the facility, I didn't have too many expectations there but did expect some basic sanitary terms; they did not exist in the room we got. there was a strong smell of dampness and in general  the feeling was that the hosts don't really care about the guest. as for the rest, it doesn't really matter since nothing was the same after this.

If you are an old car collector enthusiast, this is your place. One of a kind hotel with art everywhere inspired in collectable cars and epic roof decor in the lobby, honoring the old school vehicles, some rooms even are cars, each door and wall has canvas painted by an artist by hand!.  This family owned hotel has excellent service  where the two sons of the owner will cook for you a world quality shatsuka for breakfast. Beautiful breakfast. Rooms need urgently update and there are plans in place.  But still, one of a kind hotel and when I find something like this art driven on a thematic hotel, I put my 5 stars.

Be warned: I made a reservation at the property four weeks before my stay in Jerusalem and received a confirmation from the property. Four days before my arrival, the property canceled the reservation, with no explanation offered, just "due to overbooking". I received no compensation and no assistance finding alternative accommodation. I had to choose from what was available at very short notice, so I ended up in a place that was pretty bad. The cancellation pretty much ruined my vacation in Jerusalem.
If it had been me who canceled the stay that late, I would have had to pay the full cost of the accommodation. The property absolutely does not need to overbook, if they do so without compensating the affected travelers, it is definitely not an acceptable way to run a business.
My conclusion is that a reservation at the property is not worth anything, it can be canceled by the property at the last moment (but a traveler cannot cancel without being charged the full price of the stay ...). Next time I will definitely book elsewhere and so should you.

Avital House (Beit Avital)

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