Holyland Hotel Jerusalem
Nezer David Street, Bayit Vegan, P.O.Box 2461 Jerusalem, 91023, Israel
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Back tracking travelogue entries
Dear Friends and Family, It has proven very challenging to find time to get to an internet cafe and post to my travelogue. Even more challenging to upload my pictures. Just can't seem to get the sequence right. There is so much to report! And, many pictures to upload. However, I have taken a room now at the HolyLand Hotel here in Jerusalem where I …
Touching base
Hello, all, I'm experiencing trouble with the msn.com e-mail site today so am using this format to let you know where I am currently and what my immediate plans are. I am staying at the Holyland Hotel, 6 Rashid St in East Jerusalem, telephone 02-6284841 just across from the Damascus Gate. It is a modest hotel, perhaps 3 stars in quality and the …
From Tiberius back to Jerusalem
Hello again! I am back in my favorite hotel in Jerusalem. The HolyLand Hotel in East Jerusalem near the Damascus Gate. I've dubbed this my home-away-from home while in Israel. The staff here has been just wonderful to me. It is a modest hotel, good for the budget traveler, but very clean and pleasant. The rooms are spacious and as it is away from …
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