The Market Courtyard – Jerusalem Suites is a unique residence in Jerusalem. The Market Courtyard offers beautiful, newly built vacation apartments, fully furnished for either short term or long term stays. The Market Courtyard consists of different apartments and suites, all surrounding a lovely enclosed and sheltered courtyard. The courtyard was especially built to resemble the original communal courtyards of the historical neighborhood. It is paved with Jerusalem stone, as are the apartments. Reception office: Sunday - Thursday 09:00-21:00 Friday - 09:00-13:00 Saturday - from the "end of Shabat" - for 3 hours. Check in - starts at 15:00. In case of check in later than 21:00, the key will be in a safe at the hotel entrance. The safe code will be send on the arrival day through Booking. Check out - 11:00 all days Late check out on Saturday is optional with an extra cost of 200 Nis

The owners of the hotel bought, restored and renovated the hotel in 2013, and designed the rooms in the spirit of the period of the exit outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem. We will be happy to host you with great loyalty, warmth, and professionalism. The original building was built in 1886 by the foundation commemorating Baron Montefiore in effort to house the growing Jewish population outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem. In the archway of the alley leading to the building is the inscription commemorating Baron Montefiore and naming the neighborhood. Throughout history the cluster of neighborhoods known as Cachalot has known changes and development but has always been one of the most beautiful and cultural landmarks. The beautiful stone alleys and courtyards are peaceful and picturesque while the bustling, everchanging Mahane Yehuda Market just across the street, always offers new dining options and activities.

Conveniently located, the Market Courtyard is within walking distance from the center of Jerusalem and the Central bus station, minutes away from the train and several major bus lines. An easy trip to the Old City, The Israel Museum and The Botanical Garden.