Little House in Rehavia

I had stayed in a little house in Baka for 3 nights 2 weeks ago. This was one night just as I was getting ready to leave Israel. Room was nicer than Baka, but breakfast was not nearly as plentiful. It was walkable from the hotel where my program housed me, and a good price so I selected it for the one night. Overall was a good experience. Breakfast was not as plentiful with selections, especially not having anything but instant coffee.

Very convenient for a business stay in the city (near Jerusalem Theater). The decor has seen better days. The place could use a remodeling. The mattress was so-so, but I was able to get a good night's sleep. I think a huge step would be to renew the bedding and towels and have professional laundry services take care of the bleaching. This is why I didn't give the place a higher rating. That and the breakfast: very limited and unappealing presentation. Also, no coffee. However, even with all that, I would consider returning for future work projects because of the location and price. There are plenty of cafes in the neighborhood, so one can forgo the breakfast. If the mattress, bedding and towels are improved, it will bring up ratings for sure.

The location was excellent for our purposes, and so was the welcome. The person who welcomed us was helpful and gave us directions when we asked him.He also offered to help with anything else we might need. The beds were comfortable. Smell of something chemical (spray?) in the room and bathroom. There was no net on the window, so we couldn't open it, because when we did, a pigeon flew in and at night there were mosquitos, so we didn't sleep so well. When we came into the room, there was an empty plastic bottle on the floor, which made us wonder how well the room was cleaned. As I said, the smell in the room and the bathroom, and that of the bedsheets wasn't very inviting...

The room could’ve used some sweeping and the breakfast wasn’t offered even though there were signs saying it will be.

During my stay they did not have WiFi during the evening hours.

Good location Shower curtain was mouldy

Quiet and welcoming, had a nice quiet time and it’s walkable to everything. You get plenty of soap and have your own fridge. The coffee and tea was in the common area. The bathroom ceiling and bathroom window just need a bit of scrubbing to clean a few parts of dust and stuff. Wish there was an iron and ironing board to iron my clothes. I would gladly trade the fridge for an iron and ironing board.

Location was great, rooms need some help..

Everything was excellent. Breakfast was amazing. Bed was too hard for me. Would have liked hair dryer in the room instead of having to ask for it and shower cap would have been nice.

Good location

The the location of the property was amazing. Standard Israeli breakfast was available. The property is old and needs an upgrade. It was not very clean the bathrooms, especially need a lot of attention.

Rooms filthy candy wrappers and garbage all over family room. Single room smelled a mold and cigarette smoke Filth mold smell

On Shabbat you have to pay more if you stay after12 noon.

Very good location No toiletries in the room.

location breakfast, though it was sufficient I stayed in two different rooms and one had a distinctly turpentine-like odor, perhaps the cleaning chemical

Outdated furniture, cleanness

Good Bare bones room

Exceptional

Location 1-all outside tables and chairs were filthy 2-food was mediocre 3-no real coffee 4-my bathroom had a terrible odor 5-curtains were grungy 6-many places in the hotel were dirty

The manager was helpful and offered me alternative accommodation- he explained they were renovating It needed renovating which I believe is happening. The hotel was v tired and the hallway and outside facilities unkept. I think for the current state of the hotel it was a little over priced.