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'This is a beautiful, wonderful hotel with a historic touch. The rooms are well kept and the staff are very attentive. Got a chance to meet the owners who are wonderful people. The hotel itself is just a minute walking from anything shopping to restaurants, but away from the busy streets and noise. I’ve stayed in Ramallah before but nothing compares to this one and will be back again on my next trip to the area!'

'Great place for staying a couple of days going into Jericho '

'We made a little mistake and didn't know this guesthouse has only shared bathrooms so that was a small problem. But the guy working here he tried to solve the problem as much as he could and he felt so sorry even though he didn't have to! They are all so friendly so if you don't mind having a shared bathroom, definitely stay here. The guesthouse is beautiful, clean and big. The location is just almost near the cable car so very well located. The dinner is delicious as well.'

'Todo un descubrimiento en Ramallah, el hotel no es nuevo, pero súper cómodo, muy bien localizado y con una atención magnífica.'

'Good place '

'For what this property’s purpose is the experience is worth much more than the cost of admission. Banksy’s art and influence in the design gives you a glimpse into to the life and struggles of the Palestinian people. The on-site Museum and art gallery are an added bonus. You can easily spend and hour in the Museum alone. Highly recommended. You owe yourself this delicious treat. '

'During the summer there is only a fan in the rooms so it gets pretty hot at night. The owners son is very helpful and willing to help you around the city'

'The staff was nice and helpful. '

'Good '

'The hotel is brand new (furniture, mattresses, linens, bathroom appliances), the staff went out of their way to make my stay perfect, and the breakfast is spectacular with several homemade delicacies. '

'People - they are worm and welcoming all around the camp not only on the grounds of the property Location - gave me a new perspective on life in this region. '