Leonardo Hotel Jerusalem hosts quite a few tour groups. Dinner was, from what I could gather, served for tour groups. It is a buffet with many different items, particularly vegetables and salads of all sorts. They also have a good selection of bread and rolls. There hot dishes did not have enough protein for the diet I am suppose to follow. I did have hot chocolate there. All of this is self-serve. Furniture in my room was fine...better than some, not trendy or flashy. Room I thought was clean, except in the bathroom there was grime around the baseboards, as I recall. Needed a deep cleaning. I think if you are unhappy with your room, you can request another one. I would do that immediately, as they do a high volume business. Old City and Dome of the Rock are close by. There is a trolly you can take. I would guess walking there would take 20+ minutes. Take a map. And do not go walking in the Old City at night by yourself. Go with a group and get back to the hotel relatively early... say 9:00 pm. Your guide will give you up-to-date information on safety in various areas. The group I traveled with did a lot of walking and I was ready for bed by 8:00 pm...and 11:00 or even midnight is my normal time to turn in. Make sure you take the correct adaptive electrical plug for Israel. Wi Fi was ok in my room -- or you can access it in the lobby. Devotions: hotel has some rooms downstairs that you can reserve. We usually had devotions first thing on the bus each morning. If you are there on Sunday, the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, on Muristan Road, was excellent. The service was mostly in English, with some Arabic. Members are Christian Arabs and many are willing to talk. The pastor is from the US and speaks Arabic fluently. (and English, of course). Hope you can hear from some of the Israeli/Arab networks who are continuously inviting the Israeli community to talk with the others who have lived long on the land. Very eye-openning. Shalom. Saalam