Occupying a pivotal location between the historic old city of Jerusalem and the new city, the hotel serves as the cornerstone of the Mamilla district and sets the architectural character -- a modern design rooted in the traditions of Jerusalem and the Mediterranean.
This eight-story U-shaped hotel, constructed of traditional rough-hewn Jerusalem limestone, overlooks the Citadel and the Old City beyond. Central ground-level terraces accommodate a glass-domed lobby, dining patios, a swimming pool, and hanging gardens. A four-story stone arcade defines the main entrance along King David Street, while a suspended glass canopy, echoing the arcade’s form, highlights the porte cochere. Inside, patterned stone floors, beech wood paneling, and stenciled wood ceilings compose a modern design palette.
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