Jerusalem Vacation Packages

Great place to stay for cheap that’s close to the beach!

Our room was newly renovated and very nice. The lobby area was a little chaotic as renovations were being built over night. All was cleaned away before breakfast and no paint smell. The breakfast bar was one of the best. Lots of fresh fruit. The breakfast bar attendant, Denise , was at the top of her game. If road noise bothers you, try to get a room away from the road .Not walking friendly. You

I really enjoyed staying at this property! The house is close to Brown and very convenient for visiting campus. There are restaurants and shops within walking distance and the neighborhood is nice. The unit is large with comfortable beds and is stocked with basics like coffee, tea and toiletries. This historic home is very clean and charming and affords privacy even in shared spaces.

It's old and needs an upgrade.

Cons: You get what you pay for! The place is a second story building in a very busy part of Thayer street. It's very noisy at night, esp on the weekend, with lots of motorcycles and cars revving their engines. Goes on past midnight. You will have trouble sleeping if you're light sleeper or don't fall asleep easily. The bathrooms don't have toilet paper in each stall! It's a giant roll on outside of the stall. Our roll was completely depleted. So you're on your own! The walls are paper thin; you will hear your neighbor very easily if he turns TV on loud, which ours did. The Pros: The location is very central to Brown. You won't find anything cheaper in the area. Lots of eateries and businesses within a block. The managers are nice enough on the phone and via email.