Addar

Addar Hotel is an exlusive family run boutique hotel in Jerusalem offering free internet to all guests. Since its opening, Addar has attracted the most sophisticated travellers, including journalist, writer, businessmen and holiday-makers. Addar is regularly chosen as the home of various Ambassadors and Consul- generals. The hotel offers the largest- sized hotel rooms in the city, all with balconies and/or French windows.Addar exclusively arranges visits to the city's most historic sites, particularly to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, whom the hotel owners are Custodians of. For guest looking for the ultimate jerusalem experience and an international standard of service, Addar is an excellent choice. Addar is unique in style, athomosphere and service, administrated with the full attention of a serving staff ready for all guest's needs giving them a truly home away from home.
Exterior: The historic 19th century building was completely rebuilt as a hotel with the highest standards in 1997 retaining the orginal entrance and facade. Addas was refurbished in 2004 nad partially refurbished in August 2008.
Lobby: The lobby is traditional and medium in size. It is furnished in a baroque style with traditional furnishings. It has terracotta tiled flooring and luxurious red curtains and upholstery. It also incorporates a lounge area.

The rooms feature an en suite marble bathroom with hot tub, bath, shower and hairdryer, as well as a double or king-size bed. A large separate seating area, a generous work space, in-room safe, ironing set, two or more phones, 2 plasma TVs with satellite/cable channels, a hi-fi system with radio and WLAN Internet access with unlimited surfing (for a fee) all come as standard. A minibar, tea and coffee making facilities and individually regulated air conditioning and heating also feature, as do French windows and/or a balcony or terrace. Some units offer a kitchenette with a fridge and microwave.

The restaurant is called Addar International restaurant and thanks to the lovely garden guests can enjoy their lunch/dinner or afternoon snacks there. The restaurant serves international as well as local specialities.

The hotel offers a sun terrace with sun parasols, a hot tub and massage treatments (fees apply for the latter).

From the airport, head for Jerusalem. On approaching the city, turn left at the third set of traffic lights onto Yirmiyahu Street. Continue uphill as far as the Bar-Ilan junction. Turn right onto Shmuel HaNavi Street, continuing straight on as far as the Zveil Institutes roundabout. Turn left at the roundabout and pass through the junction. The entrance to the hotel is on the street on the right-hand side of the roundabout (not the small inner road, the parallel one).