David Citadel
Jerusalem, Israel
The work of the famous architect, Moshe Sfadie, and one of the most sought after interior designers, Piero Lissoni, make David Citadel a pretty incredible place to stay in this historic city. As well as the attention to detail to incorporate luxury everywhere possible, the hotel also has some amazing experiences on offer, including a range of dining venues such as the Scala and the Seasons restaurants. Make sure you also book in a massage at the new SPA by ASHAKA, and take a dip in the huge outdoor pool.
Rooms at David Citadel
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