Hotels Near Doll Museum in Arad

Hotel facilities are good, belonging to the general star hotel, there is a pack of dead sea mud in the room, there is no private beach but close to the beach, walking about ** sea public beach about 5 to 10 minutes, parking at the hotel entrance But not much, stop at the open space outside the hotel, including breakfast and dinner, satisfactory food quality

Visiting Isrotel Nega Ein Bokek in August felt like a journey to Mars! The red, Martian-like desert landscape was both awe-inspiring and intense, especially with temperatures hitting 39 degrees Celsius by 5:30 am. Despite the scorching heat, Isrotel Nega proved to be a sanctuary. The hotel itself was great, offering respite from the midday sun. The rooms were spacious, providing plenty of room to relax and cool down. What made the stay truly remarkable was the staff; they were not just efficient but extraordinarily friendly and helpful, making us feel right at home despite being on the 'Red Planet.' If you're planning a trip to this otherworldly destination , Isrotel Nega Ein Bokek is your go-to for comfort, great service, and a truly Martian experience!

We enjoyed the location (close to the dead sea) and the salt water pool in the spa. We had everything we needed but for the amount we paid, the hotel was a disappointment on every level. Service - we arrived right at check-in time and our room still wasn't ready. We were told it would be ready in just a few minutes so we sat in the lobby which was full of people waiting for their rooms to be ready, and 45 minutes later we finally got our keys. Cleaning - In the morning we went to breakfast and returned 2 hours later to find our room was still not cleaned, and only when we specifically asked them, they ”cleaned” but didn't even replace the towels. Towels - while clean towels are provided at the outdoor pool, you collect them from a laundry bin where they are not even folded, just straight out of the laundry room (we were skeptical they were even clean but multiple staff members directed us there for clean towels). Dining experience - there is a buffet available for all meals, but at the first dinner we had to go track down a staff member to bring us clean forks because none of the tables were fully set. At the second dinner, we waited 30 minutes just to get a table to sit at. Kind of ridiculous. The food itself was just okay... Again, would definitely expect at least a little more considering the nightly rate here. I still had a great trip and got everything I truly needed to enjoy myself but the hotel facilities definitely did not contribute to the experience and I would not stay here again. When you pay so much per night, you should at least get folded towels at the pool and not have to chase staff down just to get clean forks at dinner.

The environment and location of the hotel are very good, but the service is really bad! We arrived at the hotel around 1 pm, more than three o'clock to stay, queued for nearly two hours. The front desk service was poor. The Dead Sea floated at 5:30, and it was closed. It was equivalent to staying in the night, and it would also send flyers to the room. Let us check out at 11 o'clock. It was really uncomfortable. There are other hotels nearby, it is estimated that it is so cattle because of its location.

Breakfast is not suitable for Chinese taste, but you can experience the Dead Sea style and local food in Israel. There are many types of buffets. I am not very suitable as a northerner. Hehe

Kibbutz Ein Gedi provides luxury accommodation, suitable for travelers who want to explore this well-known nature reserve. The natural spring feeds David's Waterfall. Ein Gedi has numerous hiking trails, which vary in their level of difficulty. Ein Gedi contains a number of wild species, including one of Israel's largest herds of Nubian Ibex. By the way, you can make a day trip to Ein Gedi from Eilat, one of Israel's premier holiday destinations.