Al Cazar Hotel Jerusalem
6, Almutanabi, Wadi El Joz Jerusalem, 20534, Israel
TravelPod Member ReviewsAl Cazar Hotel Jerusalem
“'we are not a farm'”
gillianpeskett 7 contributions
United Kingdom
Jun 17, 2011
this is what the owner told us when we asked about how easy it is to get a taxi over to west jerusalem. The rooms were basic but fine, and though expensive it is as cheap as you can get in Jerusalem.
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