Celebrate in the heart of Jerusalem
From weddings beneath Jerusalem skies to b'nai mitzvah, britot, Shabbat chatan, and milestone celebrations, Cassia gathers the people who matter to you in spaces shaped by warmth, art, and intention. Our team handles every detail, so you can stay fully in the moment. Come celebrate — and leave the rest to us.
Every room at Cassia carries a name Jerusalem itself has answered to across three thousand years — Hebrew, Greek, Roman, and medieval by turn. To gather here is to step inside the layered story of the city. Your celebration becomes part of a far older one.
Cassia Ballroom
Our largest hall shares its name with the hotel itself — and with
ketzia, the fragrant spice of the holy anointing oil of Exodus, and one of the three daughters of Job. It's the room for the grandest occasions: weddings in full bloom, milestone celebrations, and gatherings that fill with hundreds of the people you love. Generous in scale, warm in feeling, and unmistakably Cassia.
Up to 400 guests
Capitolina
Named for Aelia Capitolina, the city Emperor Hadrian raised over Jerusalem in 130 CE, Capitolina carries a sense of occasion in its very name. A stately hall for large weddings, b'nai mitzvah, and celebrations that call for a little grandeur. Spacious enough to host a crowd, intimate enough to still feel like yours.
Up to 250 guests
Solyma
Urbs Solyma — the lyrical name Roman poets like Tacitus and Martial gave Jerusalem — lends its grace to this elegant hall. Well suited to mid-size weddings, receptions, and celebrations that want room to breathe without losing their warmth. Refined, versatile, and easy to make your own.
Up to 200
Armon
Armon means "palace" or "citadel" in Hebrew — the royal heart of biblical Jerusalem. Fittingly, it's a warm and intimate room for smaller celebrations, family gatherings, and private dinners. Close enough that every guest feels part of the moment.
Up to 60 guests
Sion
Mont Sion — the name carried by Crusaders, pilgrims, and European Christendom from the eleventh century onward — gives this quiet, considered room its character. Ideal for intimate celebrations, focused meetings, and gatherings that value calm over scale. Understated and flexible.
Up to 50 guests
Akra
Akra recalls the Seleucid citadel reclaimed by the Maccabees — the very geography of Hanukkah. Today it's built for focused work: boardroom meetings, private dinners, and small sessions that benefit from a room with presence. Equipped for business, sized for connection.
Up to 45 guests
The Synagogue
Zedek draws on Ir HaTzedek, the "City of Righteousness" of Isaiah, and on Malki-Tzedek, the priest-king of Salem who blessed Abraham. Cassia's own synagogue, it's a meaningful setting for a bar or bat mitzvah service, a brit, or Shabbat prayers — letting you hold the ceremony and the celebration under one roof. A rare and welcome convenience in the heart of Jerusalem.
Up to 55 guests
The Dining Room
Home to Cassia's celebrated breakfast by day, the Dining Room turns to celebration by night — the one space built around the pleasure of the table. A natural setting for buffet receptions, festive dinners, and Shabbat gatherings, with the kitchen just steps away. Generous, easy, and made for feasting.
Up to 244 guests
Let's Plan It Together
Every celebration begins with a conversation. Tell our events team about your occasion — the date, the headcount, the moments that matter most — and we'll help you find the right space and shape every detail around it. From first email to final toast, we're with you.