We knew this neighborhood, even this street, from another visit in Jerusalem, and knew other Atlas hotels, so this was a deliberate choice, and we were fully satisfied. The staff, especially, are very helpful, and this is a terrific location--excellent for walking and right next to the light rail line.

It's a lively area and pretty noisy on Thursday nights, but that's not the hotel's fault--and earplugs help. The happy hour food options were less inviting than we'd seen at other Atlas hotels, but they may have cut back because the hotel wasn't nearly full because of the political situation.

The position of the hotel was excellent and the staff very helpful A shout out to Tareq who was more than helpful Lovely touch of fruit, nuts and macarons in the room

Very noisy Thursday night outside Towels needed upgrading and maybe dressing gowns

We booked two rooms for one (Friday) night and could not have asked for a better accommodating and generous team of people who have basically made our stay as wonderful as it was! Good location, cute rooms, good breakfast, (loved the coffee), fluffy towels, good smell all around the hotel and the lobby area, clean sheets, comfi beds--seems like we'll be back! Thank you, Tarek, (and to the whole team as well)!! for your big heart and wide smile--we really appreciate!!

Underground parking is off the hotel building (not far) and costs 80 ILS for 24hrs

The location, a few tram stops, or a manageable walk, from the main station and a short walk to the old city is great. The ambience is welcoming and relaxed. The hotel is very comfortable and the breakfast excellent

The bathroom feels a little dated with a shower over the bath. It was rather slippery standing in it for a shower ( although the hotel was very prompt in providing a bath mat).

Left each morning before breakfast started. Stay was fine. Inaccessibility of location was an inconvenience but not a big deal, once we figured it out.

Would have been nice to have coffee available before the breakfast started. Did not get the requested wake-up call. Unclear whether the dispenser in the shower was soap or shampoo.

This cozy boutique hotel has everything you want in a spot where you can access everything in Jerusalem (old city, Ben Yehuda street, museums, restaurants, synagogues, public transportation, shopping etc.) easily without being distracted by driving, worrying about parking and “fighting” the crowd at one of the large, more fancy hotels with superfluous features. The breakfast is a lobby setup with tables comfortably placed around a welcoming cushy sofas and armchairs which lends itself to socializing or giving oneself space if alone time is your preference. Nice outside balcony overlooking street and no cars or trucks ( occasional motorbike) buzzing by with annoying noise and pollution. The rooms are a bit tight as is the usual case in this part of the world but upgraded with great showers. The staff is very available and helpful and go out of their way to make your stay homey and carefree. I have stayed in at least 6 different Hotels in Jerusalem and while all have had their pluses, this is the one that checks the most boxes, including value.

The breakfast is not wide ranging if that is your thing.

The staff is awesome and very helpful; they suggested me to catch a train to reach Tel-Aviv, and it was much faster and cheaper than taking a taxi/sherut. In the room, we found a bottle of sparkling wine and some very tasty snacks and fruits. This was just sublime. Another positive thing is the hobby room with pool tables and a nice terrace on the street at the first floor. I also appreciated a lot the free happy hour, it was different everyday and very tasteful.

I cannot say that there were things that I didn't like.

Location was amazing! The staff was friendly, and professional. The key card system for security was excellent.

Our room was not cleaned properly each day. The beds were not made up correctly, forgot to give us some towels, never replaced the water bottles, etc….. room was also on the smaller side.

A very nice hotel smack in the middle of Jerusalem near to both the new city and the old city. The breakfasts were excellent, and they even offered a happy hour with food and drink every evening (other than Friday) on the house. Unfortunately, we were too busy exploring the city on foot to take advantage of it. Next time we visit Jerusalem, this is definitely the hotel we will want to stay at.

Nothing. Everything was excellent.

Have stayed in Harmony Hotel Jerusalem for, I guess, my fourth time. This already speaks for itself:) The location is great, the atmosphere is wonderful, the staff is very friendly and helpful in different situations. I would like to specifically mention (in the order of appearance:) Noar (sorry, if I misspell the name), Dmitry and Takvor. Thanks a lot for a great stay and - next year in Jerusalem!:)