The hotel is situated on the Palestinian side of the West Bank in Bethlehem. Its proximity to the barrier wall is such that guests and visitors never forget that fact. According to owner Wisam Salsaa, it's the "hotel with the worst view in the world."
A monkey dressed as a porter is the first artwork to greet guests.
The interior was designed to look like a 20th-century British colonial hotel.
Political artworks is hung everywhere, some of it quite heavy-handed.
The hotel employs 45 people from the surrounding area.
It's hoping to capitalize on people already visiting the area to look at Banksy's other artworks in the region, Salsaa told the Telegraph.
The location means Israelis are also able to visit.
Even the clocks are art installations.
There are 10 rooms in the hotel.
Each has its own theme and Banksy artwork.
Some of the rooms are quite large, like the Presidential Suite, which has a bar and a Jacuzzi.
But no matter the luxurious interior, the guests in the three-story structure can never forget where they are.
