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Reader’s Digest Deems Presidential Suite at Jerusalem’s The David Citadel Hotel One of Most Luxurious in World
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by Algemeiner Staff
The balcony of the presidential suite at Jerusalem’s The David Citadel Hotel. Photo: The David CItadel Hotel website.
The presidential suite at The David Citadel Hotel in Jerusalem has been deemed by Reader’s Digest as one of the 16 most luxurious in the world.
“You don’t need to be the leader of the free world to vacation like one. Feel like the commander-in-chief of your own life when you spend the night in one of these fancy hotel suites,” Reader’s Digest wrote of its choices.
The David Citadel Hotel’s top accommodations offering — which was redone by Italian designer Piero Lissoni two years ago — “offers modern elegance in historic Jerusalem,” Reader’s Digest wrote. “Oak parquet flooring connects the bedroom, living room, dining area, and study area of the 958 square-foot suite with a furnished balcony running the entire length of the space.”
