Prima Palace Jerusalem is a Prima Locally Inspired hotel in Zikhron Moshe, close to Geula, Mea Shearim and Davidka Square, oriented to observant and traditional guests. Official materials describe an ultra-Orthodox character with warm, homely hospitality and attention to religious details.
The hotel states 77 rooms in Comfort, Superior, Deluxe and Deluxe with Balcony categories (elegant traditional style). Most rooms (except Standard Economy) have ornamental Netilat Yadayim sinks. Public spaces include a Jerusalem-stone patio, lobby lounge, event/meeting halls and free Wi-Fi.
Religious services are a core USP: supervision of Badatz Agudat Yisrael (official Religious Services section), on-site synagogue with daily prayers and morning Daf Yomi, men’s mikveh, Shabbat elevators, mechanical Shabbat keys, religious library and a certified rabbi available for religious assistance (hotel-stated; do not invent the rav’s personal name). Confirm the current certificate before arrival — the Dining section on the same official page also mentions Jerusalem Rabbinate wording; prefer Badatz as stated in Religious Services and verify live.
About the provider
Prima Hotels Israel — Jerusalem city hotel with religious traveler amenities.
Rooms & accommodation
77 rooms (official)
Types: Comfort, Superior, Deluxe and Deluxe with Balcony
Netilat Yadayim sinks in most rooms (except Standard Economy)
One accessible room on the 3rd floor (couple/single) — book ahead
Kashrut & dining
Rich Israeli dairy buffet breakfast (hotel-stated, approximately 07:00–10:30)
Weekday breakfast and all three traditional Shabbat meals prepared in accordance with halacha (hotel-stated)
Shabbat: Friday dinner; Shabbat morning coffee/cake; substantial meat lunch around 11:00; third dairy meal about one hour before Shabbat ends (confirm times)
Holiday meals in holiday spirit (confirm arrangements)
Netilat Yadayim basins in dining rooms and banquet halls
Supervision: Badatz Agudat Yisrael per Religious Services; Dining also mentions Jerusalem Rabbinate wording — confirm the current certificate and reconcile with the hotel
Religious life & Shabbat
Badatz Agudat Yisrael supervision (official Religious Services — primary claim); the Dining page also mentions Jerusalem Rabbinate wording, so confirm the current certificate
On-site synagogue; daily prayers; Daf Yomi mornings approximately 07:00–07:45 (hotel-stated)
Men’s mikveh for hotel guests
Shabbat elevators on Shabbat and Jewish holidays
Mechanical Shabbat keys available from reception before Shabbat/holiday
Candle lighting at the dining-room entrance only (not in rooms)
Religious book library; certified rabbi on site for religious assistance (name not published)
Shabbat/holiday check-in from approximately one hour after Shabbat/holiday ends; check-out after Shabbat/holiday ends allowed without extra charge (hotel-stated)
Activities & entertainment
Jerusalem-stone patio
Bright lobby lounge
Event halls and meeting rooms for Jewish lifecycle events and gatherings
Free Wi-Fi; 24/7 front desk; luggage storage
On-site underground parking, free of charge (subject to availability; one reserved disabled space)
Concierge and religious assistance
For children & families
Sharing parents’ room policies with supplements for children under 2 and ages 2–12 (official; confirm)
Minimum check-in age 18 for booking adult
Family-oriented religious hotel; no separate kids club verified on the official page
Amenities & services
Concierge
Entertainment
Accessible rooms
Child Friendly
Free parking
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Location
Address: Yehiel Michel Pines St 2, Jerusalem, Israel
Tags
Hotel · Entire property · Air Conditioning · TV · Free Wi-Fi · All year round · Israel · Concierge · Entertainment · Accessible rooms · Child Friendly · Free parking
