Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Ramallah

The hotel is not far from the centre of Ramallah, but is in a quiet area easier for parking. I had a corner room with windows on 2 sides and a balcony. The room had lots of space, including a small kitchen. The breakfast served on the top floor was nice, and I particularly enjoyed the juice with fresh herbs.

Very well located, the owner is very accommodating and treats you like family.

Everything was amazing, the place is super cozy, the host is super attentive, he helped us with many extra things and offered us dinner, the neighborhood is very friendly and kind, the host and his helper were always very polite and respectful in every way, the Internet of great quality, the breakfast super healthy and delicious, we were super happy in this place

Everything was nice and cozy and very authentic. In the middle of the old town of Bethlehem - and very close to everything.

Breakfast and the staff are very cute and helpful and sweet. Breakfast was huge and fresh and yummy and tasty. The coffee was fresh and tasty.

A wonderful peaceful sanctuary with fantastic hosts. A special place. Thank you so much.

Everything was clean, comfortable and convenient, and the owners just welcomed us in like family. We spent the Christmas weekend here, and they even cooked all us guests an elaborate and traditional Palestinian Christmas Eve dinner at a fantastically good price. We were recommended this place by a friend, and we highly recommend Bethlehem City Hostel to anyone.

Brand new home, we literally had the whole house to ourselves, very clean, hospitable host, practically arranged for our transport/ excellent service, about 25 minute walk to the town center but we like to walk so not a problem for us

Sami is a great host and conversation partner. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The lobby is spacious and cosy - perfect to drink coffee, read a book or watch the news on TV. The location is perfect if you want to get to know Aqabat Jabr (refugee camp). You can reach Jericho city center by foot.

If you are looking for a stay in an authentic building, this is the place for you. The room I stayed in was like a mini hobbit room. The ceiling is very low, so if you are tall, you will have to watch your head, if you stay in this specific room. It was nice and cosy. There is a TV with some great arab channels that will show you the beauty of the land and culture, also insight into what is and has been happening in Palastine. The location was great. It was right next to the mosque of Omar and the church of nativity. It can be a little noisy outside until around 12-1am but I had some ear plugs and slept well. The beds were comfortable, and there is a heater you can use if you get cold. The host was amazing. You can get his WhatsApp number, and he will come to you if there are any issues or if you need any help. I will definitely come back here. The locals are all so helpful and friendly and will make you feel welcome. There is street food around the corner, I paid 15 ILS (apox 4.50) for falafel and fresh orange juice. Saamii, the local tea man, has all kinds of fresh herbs and Arabic coffee he will receive whatever money you can give him but 4 to 5 ILS is good ✨️ Restaurants may be more expensive. TRAVEL: From Jerusalem to Bethlehem, you can get bus number 231 opposite Damascus gate. It costs 5.50 ILS (£1.50) for a single trip. You get off at the last stop. This bus will take you straight into Bethlehem, not to Racheal's Tomb. When you get there, you can walk 25 minutes to the hostel, or you can get a taxi close to the hostel but only pay 20 ILS (£5) and no more. On the way back, it is the same bus stop to get back into Jerusalem, and you will stop at a checkpoint on the way back, so make sure you have your blue tourist card and passport ready. Highly recommend experience ✨️