Dem Hotel

Fantastic location However, i would NOT consider this place a hotel, probably not even a motel, more like a single room in a dirty hostel. My bathroom was dirty, as soon as i turned on the A/C stuff came out and landed on my bed, the owner (or evening guy, not sure if he is the owner) instead of apologies offered some yelling and said its just dust and maybe he should replace the filter, i don't know what it is but it was large and thete were a lot of whatever it was that landed on the bed. i asked to replace the sheets and clean the faucet, which aside from being filty was broken and had scolding hot water only. He didn't want to change the sheets, told me to go elsewhere, i asked for my money, he said i paid ******* not him, so i should ask expidia, he kept yelling, and so i said look i asked you politely for clean sheets, its something i deserve to have when paying for a room, he complained i didn't pay that much, i said thats the rate you charge and regardless of rate i deserve clean sheets. He changed the sheets grudgngly and cleaned the Faucet. Awesome location, never again!

You stay what you pay for, this is not hotel but hostel, broken down need upgrade, the location is very strategic though

Il DEM si trova su una delle strade principali di Gerusalemme posizione strategica per visitare la città sia per quanto riguarda la zona moderna che per raggiungere la città vecchia a piedi. La sorpresa che abbiamo ricevuto è stata la proprietaria ed il figlio italiani quindi prodighi di consigli, gentilissimi e disponibili sempre. Li ringraziamo nuovamente.

Very comfortable, staff friendly, small hotel (one floor - 10 -15 room - not sure exactly) located 5 min walk from Yaffa gate of Old City. Very convenient for self-exploring Old City, convenient public transportation from Jerusalem Central bus and train station. Clean and convenient. Area around hotel feel safe. But in a last day of our stay (4-24-2023) terror attacks happened 300 m ahead of us when we walk on the street to Mahaneh Yeguda Market.

Horrible experience at the DEM Hotel. I have never in all my years experienced such rudeness and disrespect. It started when we arrived. You have to go quite a ways to get to the hotel on foot because it is a pedestrian only zone. My wife can't walk very far due to a back problem, so we got the host to come out to get some of our luggage. But he would not hold his speed down to what my wife could keep up with, essentially forcing me to separate from my wife or my luggage on a foreign city. Their description says that the rooms are accessible by elevator, but you have to go up a flight of steps to get to the elevator. Once we checked in the host disappeared and wasn't seen again. They say they have refrigerators in the room, but it is only a drink cooler that barely cooled at all. When I reported it that it was not working well, all they responded was"checking..." and nothing else via the *********** messaging system. Then we found out that the bed had crumbs and hair under the cover, they obviously had not changed the sheets. When I messaged them about that they just responded "impossible" with no offer to change them. When I tried calling the hotel listed number they just hung up. There was additional bedding in the closet, but that also was dirty. And one of the pillows had residue from since liquid on it. We checked out in the morning, but they refused to refund any of my two paid weeks.

Veramente una scoperta piacevole per questo hotel. I proprietari, italiani, sanno aiutarti in qualsiasi modo. La camera è giusta per le esigenze che servono quando sei in viaggio. Una camera abbastanza grande come anche il bagno. Hanno addirittura un piccolo cucinotto con lavandino per preparare qualsiasi cosa per mangiare. Vicino al centro storico, nella parte nuova di Gerusalemme servita da qualsiasi negozio. Dalla stazione centrale sono 3/ fermate di tram mentre a piedi non si impiega più di 30 minuti. Alla porta di jaffa si arriva in 10 minuti o con una fermata di tram. Sicuramente torneremo a soggiornare il questo hotel perché Gerusalemme bisogna visitarla più di una volta. Grazie di tutto di cuore.