The Post Hostel Jerusalem

Great location, good variety of rooms, excellent breakfast with a chance to meet people from around the world who are drawn to Jerusalem, maybe for the same reasons.

Location is great.

the room was dirty and there was no towels and sheets.

Design, Location, Price. Nice terrace and social area.

I didn't get the room that I reserved and paid initially. After reporting it, I had to wait about an hour for the right room to be ready.

location

Cleanliness snd location

Perfect location right next to the old city and transportation.

The hotel is very well located in the city center, close to the light rail station and within walking distance of the Old City and other main attractions. The staff was kind and patient. While cleanliness and maintenance could be improved, the food was decent. Overall, it is a good option for a short stay and offers good value for money.

cleanliness and maintenance could be improved

For the price it provides what I need when I have nowhere to stay, place to sleep, shower and leave some of my stuff so I wouldn't have to take it with me.The staff is trying to help, but sometimes it goes beyond what they can so it's not their fault.

Well, I've paid for 4 nights, but used only one, because of bureaucracy I didn't get anything back even though I've made the checkout during the window as if I was there only for one night. I've paid in advance because I was in the process of looking for an apartment for a long time and finally found one, on the first day that week.Also, somehow the 10-person room is less comfortable than the 12-person room, because it has only one sink as opposed to two. While there was a problem with the buttons in the bathroom that they couldn't fix. There was also lots of noise that night/morning but that's just bad luck.

Staff was very nice, room and facilities were comfortable and clean.

Coming by car, the location was uncomfortable for me.

Most people in the room were pleasant and were engaging in conversations with each other, but after 23 most were preparing to sleep or already in bed.

One of the nights there was someone who was making noise at 3am like he was the only one in the room, he didn't try to be quiet at all.

the entrance down stairs are scary to death. i was traveling with mt 5 years old, no lights at the entrance. the main lobby smells strongly sewage and it feels unclean. took solo room which was tiny, there is noise from the street of people goes by even if you close the windows. on the walls of the bathroom was brown dirt!!! i don't even want to think what was it. breakfast until 9:00. it's clearly ridiculous. simple 3 cheese and some pita bread. they have professional espresso machine, but NO COFFEE TO SERVE. WELL ONLY IF YOU SO BROKE AND REALLY NEED 1 NIGHT IN JERUSALEM. unless very spooky place. mattress v. v. very hardi couldn't feel my body in the morning. internet has lots of interruption!!! even the tv was freez for long!!

I came there 2 days before sukkoth, for the first few day the breakfast was quite spartan but it improved significantly a few days later; during sukkoth they added hot shakshouka to the menu.

There were a few shady characters hanging around, smoking who knows what on the rooftop in the evening. That wasn't really a problem though, I hardly noticed them, they kept to themselves.

The location is prime time. When tourism returns to Israel, it would be a great social hostel, but at the moment, it's a bit quiet, filled mostly with older people. The hostel had all the amenities you could need, and the staff was always kind.

I think our room could have used a bit of a deeper clean, nothing major; however, it was totally suitable to stay in.

Room was fine - but when three basic things fail - that is not good. 1. the roll curtain was broken. 2. the shower tube was broken, leaking so much that not enough water was supplied to the shower head. 3. One of the lights in the bathroom - over the sink - did not work.This is unacceptable and a sign of BAD MAINTENANCE. Breakfast attendant was a bit grumpy.

The place is nice, good concept, in good location, fine price.

The bathroom can be upgrated, to change towels and sheets. Tv not work

Good location next to the old city. The patio was pleasant. The church was interesting.

Tiny room. Was Not big enough for 2 adults and baby, yet it was advertised for 4 adults. Breakfast served in basement. Not fresh.

Great location. We stayed in the hostel for a chance of interacting with other travelers and were not disappointed. A Christian missionary tried to convert us. A Jew for Jesus was kicked out. A crazy woman wouldn’t allow the place to photocopy her passport and went ballistic berating the sweet young woman at the desk until she could call the police when other guests intervened. Exceeded expectations. Breakfast was good - not excellent.

Room was small - but that was expected. A group took over the place for Shabbat - they weren’t so kind or inviting. A few staff members were kind and helpful - a few others were distant and unhelpful.

I like the decor at night when I could see the flaws.

It was worn and at its minimum on all levels, staff, the room was much smaller than photos, the breakfast awful especially the coffee. It’s nothing like the photos.

The room was adequate for what I needed—an affordable place to stay—but I won’t consider it again.

The address was hard to find. I checked in near midnight and there were no towels. I asked about towels the next morning and was given threadbare bath towels.

The location is amazing. It's right near the entrance to the old city and not too far from the light rail. The price was really low if you're desperate for a place to stay, but don't have a lot of money.

Even though it was in Jerusalem and Shabbat is a major part of the culture, in a room with 12 people they only had 1 Shabbat key. The top bunk has a small metal rung ladder to climb onto, everyone in our room complained that the ladders hurt their feet. Toilet paper couldn't be flushed and had to be put into the trash can which left a smell in the room near the bathrooms. They have female only dorms, but would be nice if they would also have a male only dorm. The under the bed storage made a lot of noise which made it difficult to respect the others in the room if you needed something in the evening or morning.