アイン ゲディ キブツ ホテル(Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel)

We were staying in a standard room. Furniture are quite old. Resort in overall is nice. Breakfast was okay. The bar serves also food and the portions were quite big. Parking is available and we had a stop over for Masada.

Our stay at the Ein Gedi hotel was aamzing! The property is beautiful, and you have lots of beautiful hikes nearby. The pool and spa amenities were also fantastic, I would definitely visit this hotel again. I would note, the buffet options are some what limited, but the food was good for the most part.

The best hotel, most beautiful place! Amazing spa! Wonderful service and food!! Really, the best kept secret in Israel!!! A must!

Staff at reception was great, and breakfast was amazing. But overall I felt like there weren't a ton of amenities for the price. Pool closes at 6 even though the sun was up till after 8:00, and although they made announcements in hebrew, I did not understand them and was abruptly told to get out. I realize it was probably a language barrier, but still. The pool allows smoking unfortunately, so trying to enjoy the beautiful grounds was hard while smelling cigarette smoke, listening to loud club music guests were playing on their personal speakers, and stepping over trash littered all over the pool are. Not what I expect from a hotel at this price point. There is also zero help with arranging transportation to nearby attractions if you don't have your own vehicle.

The grounds are beautiful. The staff are very nice. The rooms and bathrooms need renovations and upgrade.

Decent breakfast. Clean but very dated property. Pictures were misleading and given the price we expected alot better. Beautiful scenery though. It was ok for one night.

Another amazing stay. The grounds are magnificent and location is second to none in the Dead Sea.

We stayed for one night. The property is so peaceful and pretty. The views were amazing, especially at sunset. The room was large, clean and basic. I would definitely recommend the hotel.

The hotel is attractive and professional. It is managed by the kibbutz, and we enjoyed having breakfast with them. The grounds are a botanical garden, which is remarkable given the harsh desert that surrounds the Ein Gedi oasis. Comfortable rooms.