Jerusalem Room
Overlooks Jerusalem's streets and the newer city, for up to two adults and a child; some rooms connect.
Jerusalem / A CENTRAL CITY BASE
Dan Panorama Jerusalem
Keren Hayesod Street
The experience
A central base near Yemin Moshe and Bloomfield Park. The rooftop pool looks over the city, while a gym, restaurants and meeting facilities support a mix of sightseeing and work.
Dan Panorama Jerusalem stands on Keren Hayesod Street, its exterior finished in honey-coloured Jerusalem stone. Bloomfield Garden lies across the road, with the Yemin Moshe neighbourhood at the end of the park, and Dan describes the Old City as reachable by a scenic stroll past historic landmarks. It is a practical base for travellers who want to divide their time between the Old City's holy sites and the shops, theatres and museums of modern Jerusalem.
Rooms run from the 22 m² Jerusalem Room to a 79 m² suite with a large private balcony and panoramic city views. Between May and October, the rooftop pool and sun deck look out over the city, while the gym is open around the clock to guests aged 18 and over. Rimon serves breakfast and dinner buffets, Cafe Panorama offers a Mediterranean dairy menu in the lobby, and the bar serves drinks and snacks every day.
A good fit for
- Families: family rooms sleep up to four, and the Danyland Club runs on weekends, Jewish holidays and in August.
- Business groups needing meeting space for up to 330 people.
- Walkers who want Bloomfield Garden, Yemin Moshe and the Old City within strolling distance.
- Guests arriving by car, as limited free underground parking is available, subject to availability.
Rooms & suites
22 m²
Superior
A marble bathroom and a view over the newer city and neighbourhood, for up to two adults and a child.
Deluxe Plus Room
A newly renovated room with a king bed, a spacious sitting area and a coffee table.
Family Room
A living room with a pull-out sofa, for three people or two adults and two children.
Suite
A separate living room and bedroom with a king bed, a large private balcony and panoramic views of Jerusalem.
Room sizes, views and included benefits vary by room category. Review the details of your selected room before booking.
At the hotel
- Rooftop pool
- Gym
- Meeting facilities
- Rooftop pool and sun deck, May to October
- 24-hour gym for guests aged 18+
- Rimon restaurant, Cafe Panorama and the bar
- Danyland Club for children
- Six meeting and event spaces
- Synagogue on Shabbat and Jewish holidays
- Free Wi-Fi in rooms and public areas
- Free limited underground parking
- EV charging through an external provider
- Concierge, car rental and taxi services
Check opening dates, access rules and any additional charges with the hotel.
In the neighbourhood
Keren Hayesod Street
On Keren Hayesod Street, near Yemin Moshe and Bloomfield Park. Check your preferred walking route to the Old City.
39 Keren Hayesod Street, Jerusalem
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- Bloomfield GardenDirectly across the road; Dan describes it as a large park with views over the city.
- Yemin MosheA historic neighbourhood at the end of the park, founded in 1891 by Moses Montefiore according to Dan.
- Montefiore WindmillRises above the red-roofed houses and now serves as a museum about Montefiore's vision.
- The Old CityReached by a scenic stroll, according to Dan; its quarters hold the Western Wall, Al-Aqsa Mosque, the Dome of the Rock and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Worth knowing
- The rooftop pool is seasonal: open from May to October between 08:00 and 17:00, closed in winter and limited to 40 guests at a time. The poolside snack bar opens only in July and August.
- On Saturdays and on the final day of Jewish holidays, check-in starts at 18:00 rather than 15:00. The ninth-floor Business Lounge was listed as closed for renovation at the time of research.
- Dan's pages for this hotel do not state kosher or halal status for its restaurants, so guests with specific dietary requirements should confirm details with the hotel before arrival.
Frequently asked questions
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00. On Saturdays and on the final day of Jewish holidays, check-in begins at 18:00, so plan weekend arrivals accordingly. The hotel has a non-smoking policy with a designated smoking area.
How do I get there from Ben Gurion Airport?
Dan lists the hotel as 56 km from the airport and recommends taking the train to Jerusalem's Yitzhak Navon station, then continuing by bus, light rail or taxi. The hotel's concierge can also help with car rental and taxis.
Is there parking?
Yes. The hotel has an underground car park with free but limited spaces, subject to availability. Electric vehicle charging is offered through an external provider for a fee, also subject to availability.
Are pets allowed?
Service dogs, guide dogs and rescue dogs are allowed. Other pets are accepted only with advance notice and for an additional fee per night, so inform the hotel when you book.
Before you book
Choose your dates on the booking website. Check the total price, taxes, cancellation terms and what is included before you book.
Travelling with specific needs? Confirm accessible rooms, connecting rooms, dietary requirements and service languages directly with the hotel.
Photographs are dated in their credits and may predate renovations. Rooms and facilities may have changed since the photographs were taken.
Information checked: · Official hotel information
- danhotels.com/JerusalemHotels/DanPanoramaJerusalemHotel
- danhotels.com/JerusalemHotels/DanPanoramaJerusalemHotel/Rooms
- danhotels.com/JerusalemHotels/DanPanoramaJerusalemHotel/BusinessServices
- danhotels.com/JerusalemHotels/DanPanoramaJerusalemHotel/Restaurants
- danhotels.com/JerusalemHotels/DanPanoramaJerusalemHotel/Meetings
- danhotels.com/JerusalemHotels/Location
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