Rimonim Hotels - Jerusalem hotels

The perfect Jerusalem hotel for the experience of a lifetime

Jerusalem – a unique fusion of ancient and modern cultures attracts millions of visitors every year.  The Hebrew Museum, the Wailing Wall, the Dome of the Rock, the Via Dolorosa, and the Old City market are just a sample of what makes Jerusalem so special.
 

Rimonim Shalom Jerusalem Hotel

As befits a city that hosts so many visitors, there are many Jerusalem hotels available to choose from. 
Perhaps the most exclusive and pampering is the Rimonim Shalom Jerusalem Hotel.  Set in the Bayit VeGan neighborhood, all of Jerusalem's sites are easily accessible and you enjoy the peace and tranquility of this pastoral area. The hotel's 287 luxurious rooms, including 23 suites, are part of an ambitious project that provides guests with the ultimate in comfort and service.  From your room in the Shalom Jerusalem Hotel, through the floor to ceiling windows, you have a breathtaking, panoramic view over Jerusalem.  All rooms are furnished with one aim in mind – to provide guests with the comfort and convenience of a home away from home.  Air conditioning, radio, cable TV, specially designed orthopedic mattresses and two telephones are just some of the amenities that will make your stay a memorable experience.
The Shalom Jerusalem Hotel provides its guests with a variety of services, all of the highest possible standards, just as you would expect of Rimonim Jerusalem hotels.  In addition to the outstanding restaurant and coffee shop serving gourmet meals and a wide variety of snacks, guests can wander through the Rimonim Shalom Jerusalem's shops or, during the summer months, swim in the half sized Olympic size swimming pool.
Enjoy easy access to the heart of the city
The Shalom Jerusalem Hotel's location makes it the ideal jumping off point for your exploration of this magical city.
Mount Herzl and Yad VaShem
Just a short distance from the Shalom Jerusalem Hotel you will find two sites that symbolize the rebirth of Israel:
• Har Herzl where Theodore Herzl and many of Israel's former leaders, including Yitzhak Rabin, are buried alongside the fallen from her many wars. 
• YadVashem – the Holocaust Memorial Museum where the history of European and North African Jewish communities and the genocidal plans of the Third Reich are documented.
The Wohl Rose Park is close to Israel's Knesset and is unique in the Middle East with a 19 acre display of over 400 varieties of roses, many gifts from nations around the world.

The Israel Museum is for all lovers of art and history.  Within its walls is an amazing collection of art from around the globe and many archeological artifacts that chronicle Israel's 6000 year history.
The Old City within ancient Turkish walls contains holy sites for Christians, Muslims and Jews and the ancient, exotic "souk" or covered market.   This is one location that you will come back to time and again as with every visit your will discover something new and wonderful.