Part II
The Theatron Hotel in Jerusalem has found its place among the 5-star hotels in the city. Recently opened and located across from the Jerusalem Theatre, it is a fine addition to the Jerusalem landscape. Visit https://jewishlink.news/theatron-hotel-and-residences-opens-in-jerusalem/ for a general review of the hotel, the residence apartments on the property and the excellent neighborhood location (with free valet parking in the spacious underground parking lot).
Some additional details include:
Pricing: similar to the King David, the Waldorf, and the Citadel: room rates vary between $550 – $675 per room, per night, with a two-night minimum. During holiday periods, the rate will be approximately $890 per room per night. They are already taking reservations for Sukkot (10 nights). The suites on the top floors have a remarkable panoramic view of southern Jerusalem.
Kashrut: the hotel is under the supervision of the Jerusalem Rabbinate. For Shabbat and holidays, the hechsher is Glatt Mehadrin. During the year on weekdays, the breakfast buffet is 99% mehadrin (a few products are not mehadrin – ask the chef for details). The mashgiach in the hotel is present.
Events: Any event can be catered as Glatt/Mehadrin. The hotel can also host full day events, including smaller business conferences; the larger breakfast room, the intimate restaurant, and the 2-3 room suites are all available for conference and meeting rooms.
Food: The hotel has a full dairy and full meat kitchen. Currently, in addition to the breakfast buffet, they serve light dairy meals in the restaurant. Meat or Dairy meals can be ordered as room service. And by Sukkot, the Chef’s Meat Restaurant will be opened.
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