ノートル ダム オブ エルサレム センター(Notre Dame Center)

Our pilgrimage ended with a week in Jerusalem. We stayed with Notre Dame. We had everything we needed except perhaps better Wi-Fi. I don’t need good FB access but I do need maps and research and dinner reservations and flight check-in or taxis. The restaurant need more variety, I felt like breakfast was exactly the same and the lunches and dinners where exactly the same every day. The Segfredo place just inside New Gate (on the right) was a great bar to visit and friendly Christians. The wine and cheese roof top bar at Notre Dame was a very nice view and good food. The foot top deck had excellent views of the old city.

Standard Rooms are small but you only need it for sleep. You wont find tv there. Wifi available. Restaurant and buffet was pretty good. Hotel is just steps away from old Jerusalem. Great location. Daily mass was a blessing..... check in and check out at 3am with no issues. Quick and kind.

Peaceful, calm place with kind staff and good food. It’s conveniently located next to New Gate of the Old City. Lots of shops and restaurants within walking distance. The Cheese and Wine bar has a great view of the city too!

Went there on a pilgrimage and unfortunately a day after the war started. But it felt very safe inside the hotel. Father David and staff were so kind and helpful. Entire place especially the rooftop was beautiful and you had an awesome view of the city. It would have been a perfect place to stay with the New Gate across the street and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher under a 15 min walk. The Shroud of Turin was impressive as well as the Pentecost room.

We did not stay at the Notre Dame Guest House; however, we attended mass there and ate at the rooftop restaurant twice during our five-day stay in Jerusalem. We met a friendly priest at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher who told us about the Notre Dame Guest House. It was a Sunday evening, and we were looking for a mass. He recommended Notre Dame. We attended a beautiful service and then explored the facility. We returned the following night for dinner, saw our priest friend again, took photos of his group on the rooftop, and joined them for mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher the following days. We looked at brochures showing us the rooms at the Notre Dame Guest House, which looked lovely. The grounds are beautiful, the staff friendly, and it has two restaurants, a coffee shop, and a chapel where they say mass. It's perfect. Additionally, it's across the street from the New Gate into Old Jerusalem. It's a great location.

I wasn’t overly thrilled about these accommodations for my recent church pilgrimage. The rooms are so small. The buffet food was also not up to standards; the little meat that they served was dry. No flavor in the other selections. The place needs a pool or somewhere where pilgrims could relax after a long day of a lot of walking. It was such a let down after staying a few days in Magdala where the accommodations were so well done. I recommend that the hotel provide a listing of local restaurants, places to get food, and local attractions in Jerusalem. I had to venture out to get something to eat because the food was so bad and flavorless. The fifth floor upscale restaurant had food that was delish. I can’t understand why the food was so bad at the buffet.

A unique building over 500 years old (don't worry it's been Renovated) Food in both the coffee shop and the hotel , excellent, service is great and with a smile. Location fantastic for. Old city. They have safe parking. Truly a great experience.

Small room but comfortable. Very clean except for the ceiling fan blades which were extremely dirty. Very good food especially the Wine and Cheese Restaurant. Learned a lot from the Shroud of Turin exhibit.

We went with a group on a pilgrimage and thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center which is so centrally located--the Holy City of Jerusalem is just steps away. Check-in was easy as they had keys for everyone after we got off the bus; we were offered a welcome cold drink on a hot day; the staff are friendly; the buffet meals are great; and their Wine and Cheese restaurant on the rooftop has magnificent views of the city. Best of all, it has a chapel where they have daily exposition and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, and daily mass. AND there is no TV in the room to distract you! Highly recommended!!!