Old City Hotel Guide - LGBT-Friendly Hotels in Old City, Jerusalem

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Frequently asked questions

Looking for an LGBTQ-friendly hotel in Old City?
Ready to leave ordinary life behind? If you want to book a place where you'll feel welcome in Old City, our website has the LGBTQ-friendly hotel you're looking for. Visitors are sure to enjoy all Old City has to offer including its shopping.
What are the top places to visit in Old City?
During your trip, get out and enjoy everything Old City has to offer. You and your travelling companions may want to visit Via Dolorosa, Church of the Holy Sepulchre and Western Wall. While you're here, create some great memories of your trip with stops at Western Wall Tunnel, Dome of the Rock and Temple Mount.
What is a gay-friendly hotel in Old City?
LGBTQ-friendly hotels welcome all travellers who identify as LGBTQIA+. We have worked with the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) to compile a selection of gay-friendly hotels worldwide. In Old City, hotels affiliated with IGLTA prioritise a diverse environment in which guests are welcomed, respected and not obliged to declare or hide their sexual orientation.
What can I expect from an LGBTQ-friendly Old City hotel?
Take a holiday from the ordinary; stay at a gay-friendly hotel in Old City, and you won't have to hide your same-sex relationship or your sexuality when you check in. Some of Expedia's LGBTQ-friendly hotels go the extra mile and offer concierge services that provide information about nearby LGBTQ restaurants and local events.