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Addar

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • personable, English-speaking manager
  • reasonable à la carte meals

    Cons

  • not an inviting neighborhood to stroll
  • dead area at night

Addar Review

Elegantly intimate, this well-kept boutique hotel is on the seam between East and West Jerusalem. The red marble floor, gilded columns, wooden lattices, wrought-iron work, and plush burgundy upholstery of the lobby suggest other eras, and somehow manage to avoid gaudiness. The suites were freshly renovated in 2008; in-room whirlpool tubs are standard in the marble bathrooms.

    Hotel Details

  • 7 rooms, 23 suites.
  • Rate includes breakfast.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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