The King Solomon Hotel is located very close to the Inbal and the Dan Panorama hotels, but the King Solomon has the advantage of being perched at the top of a hill that looks down past the Yemin Moshe windmill, all the way to the mountains past Amman, the Jordanian capital.

The hotel's very high sun decks and small swimming pool (open only in the summer) provide dramatic views of this panorama, and three dining options are available within the building. Its marble-lined lobby is spacious and its 148 rooms come in five tiers: standard, deluxe (a larger version of standard), superior deluxe (somewhat bigger still), suites (with multiple rooms) and the presidential suite (occupying the entire 14th floor).

Ratings and Prices

The King Solomon is the hotel for you if...

• You want to be within a modest walk of the Old City
  
• You want to be near the city center
• You want to be only a few minutes away from the bustling German Colony and its many restaurants and shopping options
• You relish a stunning view of Jerusalem
  
• You've rented a car and could use free parking

Top attractions near the King Solomon Hotel

• The Night Spectacular sound and light show at the Tower of David
• The Jerusalem Time Elevator
• The Jerusalem City Bus Tour
  
• Liberty Bell Park
• The German Colony
• The restaurants of Emek Refaim Street
• The many historic and religious sites within the Old City
• The Yemin Moshe and Mishkenot Sha'ananim Neighorhoods

Top restaurants near the King Solomon Hotel

• Olive and Fish
• Sushi Rechavia
• Caffit
• Restobar
• Cafe Paradiso
• Little Italy
  
• Joy Grill and Beer
  

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