Adama by Sweett - Keren Hayesod

The location was very central in Jerusalem. There were several busses that stopped nearby. It was easy to get a taxi and easy to find. I would rate it an 8.5 on cleanliness; very good (never saw any bugs) but a little more cleaning behind furniture/under beds would have been good. The kitchen had everything needed and there is a supermarket around the corner. The responsible parties answered any texts I sent. Check-in was a little difficult but I'm no techie.

Some noise from the street occasionally but very quiet at night; they should give more towels - but you can wash them in the machine.

Perfect. Everything you need in vacation apartment. was well thought-out down to the last detail, from the comfy beds and high-quality pillows to laundry detergent pods to a fresh washing sponge in the kitchen. Two bathrooms make this apartment very convenient when everyone is in a rush in the morning, and the two spacious balconies are great for enjoying breakfast or an evening drink. The apartment is quiet (we never heard our neighbors, even though the other rooms were occupied), well-maintained, and very clean. Very well-priced for the area (1 block away from the Kings Hotel and Great Synagogue). Cute French patisserie a block away.

A small mix-up with the rooms upon check-in, but the responsive management team found a solution within minutes. Some extra cots and chairs were cluttering up the hallway on our first day, but by day 2 they were gone.

Location, comfortable beds, good kitchen, good size bathroom and bedroom

Foldable bed - the mattress too thin No iron - but this was resolved

The location was central for our stay in Jerusalem. The apartment provided adequate space for both congregating and privacy

No one informed us that there was construction on Keren Hayesod and that on Wednesday night it continued until 1245 am. It was inexcusable to not have been informed. We also had to call for kitchen dishes and silverware. The bathroom shower leaked onto the bathroom floor until we started using a towel up against the shower door