Bethlehem Hotels & Hostels (7)

Lonely Planet review

Rooms are cheery but plain-Jane, yet this Manger St standard, 1km from the Nativity Church, is likely to have water even when the city is dry. Its bar is up one flight from the lobby.

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For a plainer-than-plain resting post, it certainly draws a steady flow of journalists. The view overlooking Bethlehem from the breakfast room is captivating (and potentially informative - most m…

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If cooling off is key, the name tells you this lodging is at the summit. A patio in the pines says you've left the lower climes and flora of Bethlehem. The restaurant is known for pigeon.

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Known for its Mexican restaurant serving fresh fish, this basic dwelling is in the thick of it on the way to the Old City.

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Opulent Middle Eastern luxury near Al-Qubba beckons you to this restored mansion. The stone colonnade and world-class ambience make the courtyard restaurant/bar worth a visit. Shortly after the i…

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Renovated since Israeli shelling brought about its demise in 2001, the prominent Manger St hotel's lobby gleams, while rooms are spartan. Computer facilities and internet access (per hour USaroun…

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The lobby and terrace of this new construction gives the impression that the rooms have more character than they deliver. It's a five-minute drive to the Church of the Nativity.

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