Diana's B&B

beautiful room, really tasty breakfast, excellent location and very kind owner

Diana's B&B is an excellent accomodation if you are looking for something special. Uriel is extremely helpful and makes you feel home in his place

We had a fantastic stay in Uriel's charming apartment right next to the old city of Jerusalem, just 5-10 minutes walk from the Damascus Gate in a quiet and quaint location. Uriel was an incredibly helpful, generous and knowledgeable host, giving us very detailed tips of what to see and how to fit everything in to our short stay and being a great companion at breakfast or for a glass of wine on the terrace, sharing some delightful tales of his life and the city. One of the best things about the place is that there is only one guest room (with a private bathroom) which makes everything so much more personable, like staying with family. We can 100% recommend a stay with Uriel if you're lucky enough to visit this amazing city. Thank you for our lovely stay!

Nothing. For taller people the size of the shower may be a bit uncomfortable. If you're allergic to cats then it may not be ideal. We found the cats lovely and friendly and Uriel makes a point of strictly keeping them out of the guest's suite but they are in the shared living space.

Charmingly located on a pedestrian lane, close to Old City, tram, bus stops and two bus terminals. Owner provides generous breakfast and made omelets and oatmeal on request. The owner provided advice on where to go and how to get there, and he lent us 2 RavCav cards (one with 49ILS and one that needed to be topped up). The owner did some laundry for us at no charge.

The room is 2 flights up via outside stone stairs, really dangerous in the rain. The room and bathroom were clean, but the rest of the areas to which we had access were cluttered and dirty. The owner said the hot water boiler had to be turned on 1 hour before showers, leading us to believe we had to request it. Much later we learned that was only because it had been raining, so the solar. The shared living and dining rooms are not heated; a portable heater is turned on when guests are present. It isn't comfortable. The shower is very small, with a skimpy curtain that doesn't close all the way, so it's nearly impossible to avoid water on the floor. The bed is very noisy. The room is crowded with unnecessary furniture, including an antique piano. There's no place to set your suitcases. The bed is less than a foot from the side wall, requiring you to walk crab-like with your head down to avoid the wall sconce. If you move the bed away from the wall, the door cannot be closed. Best for a single guest, not a couple.