Where to stay · Backpacker hostels
The Post Hostel
Opening hours
- Monday: Open 24 hours
- Tuesday: Open 24 hours
- Wednesday: Open 24 hours
- Thursday: Open 24 hours
- Friday: Open 24 hours
- Saturday: Open 24 hours
- Sunday: Open 24 hours
Images provided by Google Places
Check prices & book
Direct hotel booking is on the way — for now this opens a web search for rooms & rates.
View on mapSimple dorms & cozy private rooms in a hip hostel offering a bar & complimentary breakfast.via Google
A stylish, boutique-style hostel located in the historic central post office building, offering a relaxed rooftop and modern dorms.
Reviews from Google
For the price I was very happy with the place. Sina at the front desk was wondering. There was an issue with my tv. Michael was great he got me a new room.
Location as awesome. The person who welcomed us is was very friendly. The others less so. The room is ok - except no soap in the bathroom and showerhead broken. But the worst was constant loud music played all night. I dont mean late at night, I mean all night. Yes it is a hostel, but still I expected a little more.
I would NOT come again👍🏻 1️⃣doors to the rooms are squeaky 2️⃣the peanut butter looking as Nutella only looks like it, but it is some kind of cheap imitation and does not taste like Nutella at all—more like a bland paste🥴 3️⃣ The breakfast service staff member — a tall, slim, young man — was extremely rude, unpleasant, and snappish. He was completely unwelcoming and very unfriendly. People like this truly ruin the magic of a holiday👎
Wow for the price- clean room, warm breakfast, daily cleaning, central location, tv, not dodgy at all. Marvelous to be honest. Shakushuka single egg is just enough. Perfectly baked with runny yolk (the sauce is on the very salty side.) Lovely fresh tomatoes etc and labneh, hummus, cottage. And the pigeon murals, aren’t they adorable? 🐦 The sign was too small so I missed it for the first time, climbed the stairs to get to the real post office, and saw a plaque a out entering from the other side… it’s next door to Aish. (I’ve been to the post office actually a few days ago and didn’t notice hh) Room is bright. The corridor and the street are quiet (except for Thursday night when the whole country goes crazy lol). I like the sound of tram passing.. soothing. Nice thick curtains (I used to sleep with curtain open to wake up more easily with nature light but this time I indulged in the disorientating darkness XD). The water pressure is torrential. And daily cleaning? I feel pampered in the hostel haha. Towels are cleaner and tidier than my previous Airbnb lol. The only real downside is thar it’s a little cold in mid/late November without heating. Fortunately there are extra beddings in the room so I piled them on me and felt comfy. The room is not as glamorous as the pictures show but still clean and tidy. Initially there was some humid smell in the bathroom, but a quick ventilation solves the problem. No hairdryer. A gem a very much want to keep it to myself XD
Perfect location. You have The Old City and Yaffo street just right there. Nice public spaces, including a beautiful sight to Jerusalem from the terrace, pool table, or if you just enjoy playing piano they got you covered. Laundry room and elevator always working. Good clean service. A public kitchen for everyone to prepare they own food, furnished with refrigerator, microwave, and so on. Staff are really kind, friendly and available 24h. I felt at home.