We stayed at the David Citadel Hotel and had dinner in the restaurant since it was so accessible. Although the menu is somewhat limited, the food was delicious. Ate dinner there two times. Valeriya was our server. She was a delight. Very attentive.

I know that the title sounds like puffery, but recognition is deserved for two waiters at the David Citadel Restaurant where I enjoyed breakfasts. The buffet is top shelf. All of the foods are plentiful and first cut choices. Omelets and waffles are prepared to order perfectly, but that's not the highlight I encountered. Yesterday, I was dining alone and Ata Bayuah, a waiter, came to my table and we struck up a conversation. I asked for a "caffe hafuch" (essentially a cappuccino where the espresso shot is titrated though the milk and foam). What I received was a work of art illustrated in the attached photos. The work of art was prepared by his colleague Samer. However, they did not stop there. Before I finished my first cup, a second appeared with another work of art floating on top. Then, a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice was delivered just because Ata thought that I would enjoy it. I hardly was able to see the bottom of the second cup before a third with another work of art was presented. This was all done with a smile and a sense of delight. Needless to say, I was greeted warmly again today and the conveyer line of surprises fired up to exceed my expectations. I'm typing with a smile. My thanks to Ata and Samer for launching my days with kindness, a flourish, and a feeling of being an appreciated guest.

The location is very good , you can walk everywhere , no need for taxi unless you are going to far places like dead sea, tel-aviv ... Breakfast was excellent , waiters were nice. Staff in the front desk were very friendly with us . i recommend.