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Jerusalem aerial view

Jerusalem, Israel

Jerusalem layers three millennia of sacred history behind honey-coloured limestone walls, from the Western Wall and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Old City to the leafy boulevards of the German Colony. Its grand hotels pair Old City views with rooftop dining, Guerlain and Akasha spas and some of the most storied guest books in the Middle East.

King David Hotel

Jerusalem's legendary 1931 grande dame, where presidents and royalty have stayed for nearly a century, overlooking the Old City walls from its gardens on King David Street.

Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem

The restored 1929 Palace Hotel reborn in 2014 as Jerusalem's most opulent address, with the city's largest rooms and its only Guerlain Spa, steps from Jaffa Gate.

Mamilla Hotel

Moshe Safdie's stone-and-glass design hotel with Piero Lissoni interiors, a rooftop restaurant facing the Old City walls and the Akasha wellbeing centre, at the top of Mamilla Avenue.

The American Colony Hotel

A 19th-century pasha's palace turned legendary hotel in 1902, with Ottoman courtyards, fragrant gardens and a guest book spanning Lawrence of Arabia to Bob Dylan.

The David Citadel Hotel

Moshe Safdie's U-shaped Jerusalem-stone landmark facing the Tower of David, with terraced suites, a heated outdoor pool and hanging gardens opposite Mamilla Mall.