Amdursky Hotel

The Amdursky Hotel occupies a stone building featuring traditional architectural elements from the 19th century with restored original details throughout the structure.

Established in 1840 by merchant Joseph Amzalaq, the hotel operated as a kosher establishment until the 1930s and underwent multiple ownership changes through Jerusalem's evolving periods.

The property contains physical evidence of its Jewish heritage, including discovered mezuzah marks, while representing the complex religious and social fabric of Jerusalem.

Located at the entrance to Jerusalem's Old City, the hotel provides direct access to major religious sites and cultural landmarks within walking distance.

Recent renovation works revealed hidden architectural features and historical elements that document the building's transformation from its initial construction in 1841.

Location: Jerusalem

Inception: 1840

Address: כיכר עמר אבן כ'טאב, רח' דוד 1, שער יפו

GPS coordinates: 31.77680,35.22903

Latest update: March 13, 2025 09:59