King David Hotel Jerusalem

... off to Israel...3 weeks of exploration, discovery, relaxation, meditation and even a birthday celebration...Chris's 60th at the King David Hotel, Jerusalem on Sept. 9th, to coincide with Israel's 60th anniversary of founding, this year....Join us on our ...

... here. I will head straight to the ER to get an MRI of my left leg when I get back home. We go to the King David Hotel for breakfast, It comes highly recommended by my friend P., who still raves about it. Sure enough, it is worth it: so many different ...

... . Walked back from main bus terminal through Orthodox Jewish quarter. They discourage picture taking hence no photos. Then went to King David Hotel and had a glass of wine on the spacious veranda with a nice but not spectacular view. Scenes from ...

The first stop of the day was King David City. This is a very large restoration of the original site of the city established by King David over 3000 years ago, just south of the Old City. You can take guided tours or wander around by yourself, so of ...

... much history for Jews and Christians. After the ceremony we went for a luncheon at the Ambassadors' Garden in the King David Hotel. In the afternoon our big group divided into four teams and went on a scavenger hunt throughout the city. We ...

... ;  I would concur, but it was very nice and it is not very often that one can have shabot dinner at the King David Hotel.  As I was going to the restroom I observed people staring at their feet.   I soon discovered that down the entire ...

... , the couple from Toronto. We visited the King David and Citadel Hotels (two of the nicest in the city),  Across from the King David hotel is the YMCA building.  We took the elevator to the top of the YMCA tower (which was just big enough for 4 ...

... amount we paid for the diamond cross because he would have to charge more for it. We ended our free day by going to the King David Hotel for a nice late lunch. It was beautiful. I would have loved to stay there. On our way back it started to rain-we went ...

... day on a free tour run by the municipality.  i continued on my walk, up to King David Street where i perused the King David Hotel walked up to Hebrew Union College (it was closed by that time, obviously,...shout out to Yael Splansky) then headed over ...

... building that was built by the same architects that built the Empire State Building  and across the street - the King David Hotel - where many famous dignitaries have stayed.  There is a long marble path running down the main corridor of the ...

... went to the hotel to rest. We saw the fabulous light show at the Tower of David and had a late dinner at the famous King David Hotel. As we got on the elevator to return to our rooms, I ran into Nancy Lipsey, whose mother was my close friend in Memphis. ...

... head back to or apartment. After a while we go for dinner we on the way for finding a dinner spot we stop by the King David hotel and make reservation for dinner on Sunday. Then we go across the street to the YMCA and have dinner at their restaurant (Fast ...

... days but it was about quality, not quantity!  Our first stop was at the original first city of Jerusalem.  We learned today that when King David first captured the city from the Jebusites in 1000 BC it was a much smaller place than the Old City ...

... about 15 to 20 minutes and is certainly not recommended for  the claustrophobic sufferers amongst us.  This is the way that King David entered and conquered the city. We then had a few hours off before our next walk about in the Jewish quarter ...

... Harry and his wife Rayanne, here on sabbatcial from the Victoria synagogue.  We had a great dinner at the King David, a great old world hotel full of history and still the meeting place and sleeping place of heads of state when they visit ...

... . After the dungeon at Caiaphas' house, we walked into the Old City and visited a synagogue that is thought to house the tomb of King David.  There is no archaeological evidence that it is or is not his tomb, but Jewish tradition. We also walked to a ...

... forbidden on this day inside the area of the wall.   We ended our tour at Mount Zion and visited the burial place of King David.  After all this walking we returned to our bus and headed back to the hotel when Yaniv gave us directions to an ...

... they are a little limited how they dig, but they have found the original retaining wall that dates back to the time of King David and Solomon. Overlooking from that area, you can see ancient cave graves and Palestinian homes built on the hillside on top ...