Jerusalem Hotels|Jerusalem, Israel

Mamilla Hotel

Name: Mamilla Hotel
Address: 11 King Solomon Street, Jerusalem, 9418238, Israel
Telephone: 888-866-5338

Jerusalem’s chic, centrally located stay

VERIFIED LUXURY

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Worlds collide in stylish fashion at Jerusalem’s Mamilla Hotel Grand, where modest materials are transformed into sleek, contemporary spaces fit for the international jet-set crowd. A minimalist approach to decor gives the feeling of a chic showroom ...

Our Inspector's Highlights

A rarity in large cities like Jerusalem, Mamilla Hotel Grand’s 194 rooms and suites all offer luxurious deep-soaking tubs. Encased in glass, the freestanding tub serves as the room’s centerpiece, though those who favor privacy can turn the glass opaque at the touch of a button.
Oenophiles should head for the winery, where a 300-bottle cellar stands ready to offer up some of Israel’s best vintages. Olive oil tastings are also on the table here.
The modern Mirror Bar is a hot spot for influencers and politicians alike. A DJ spins an eclectic mix of tunes almost every night of the week (except Fridays when the bar closes for Shabbat) while cocktails flow freely in the contemporary, candle-lit space.
Mamilla Hotel Grand’s Akasha Spa is surprisingly large for its city-center locale. In addition to a wide range of serene services, the spa features a private hammam and watsu pool, as well as a low-lit heated pool, sauna and hot tub for aquatic relaxation.
Wall-to-wall windows show off an enviable view of the Old City from the Rooftop Outdoor Lounge & Restaurant. Grab a table here to enjoy light breezes, live music and flame-grilled lamb and seafood.

The Look

Moshe Safdie-designed spaces make use of local Jerusalem limestone, beautifully juxtaposed with sleek black steel accents like the central staircase that leads upstairs from the lobby — simple but highly effective.
An effective use of lighting throughout the property enhances the feeling of serenity even into the evening. Uplighting in the guest rooms, candlelit lounges and back-lit marble at Mirror Bar provide a calming atmosphere after a day spent in the desert sun.
Piero Lissoni-curated interiors feature intentionally placed pops of color that brighten up otherwise monastic-feeling shared spaces. Low furniture and sparsely decorated rooms offer a showroom-quality ambiance.

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