Hotels With Breakfast in Southern District, Israel

PROS: Very clean Very friendly staff Nice location: sea view from the room, quiet an relaxed location far away from all the noise and the crowds of the main hotel area Nice and very clean pool Great breakfast CONS: Parking: small parking lot of only 14 cars of which 3 are handicap spots. There are 3 more spots in front of the main door and if all is full you need to park on a white/blue spot (of which there are plenty) and pay city parking of 25 NIS a day. The beach: they have a pretty large shaded area with beach beds and chairs which is free for the guests but there is no hotel supervision and there are people from other hotels using it and it can get busy. Also there is a kite gliding Center near by and when they are active if you in the water you’re afraid if you get one of those huge kites on your head it will not end well. One afternoon those guys from the kite place decided to have a bbq party under the hotel shaded area and they had a boom box with “music” so loud we had to leave and go to the pool. Nobody from the hotel was there to tell them they are bothering us. Bottom line: we’ll go again. We enjoyed the stay. All the cons above will be nice if they can fix but they were not a deal breaker for us.

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

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

Maybe I should have been more suspicious of a lot of 5 star reviews with almost similar wording by reviewers with only one review, but I honestly thought we are coming to a high end hotel. In reality we received a room with a noisy aircon and had to fight with them to find us another ( smaller) room. But nothing was as expected: The excellent towels had stains Towels are taken and it's a lottery what is replaced ( they bring replacements immediately when you ask) The shower door doesn't close properly and there is no matt when you get out of the shower ( a pitty about the lovely towels who are used as alternative matt) The food is basic with only two very slow coffee machines and no veriaty, for supper it was even worse The spa is great but around noon there were no more towels to find And one day our keys just stopped working ( they were changed) with no explanation why. An important thing to know about this hotel is the layout. It is a collection of one store buildings with suits on the upper floor ( these cost duble the high price we paid) and all standard rooms on the ground floor. There are no windows in the standard rooms, only large doors opening directly outside so if you leave these open, all passerbys can see you. You can easily hear people on the outside even with everything closed To summarize, The staff was nice, but this is not a romantic or pampering hotel, some of the problems can be fixed with better maintenance and better cooks but nothing can fix the layout.

We had a wonderful, relaxing and tasty weekend with friends. The hotel is smaller and more intimate than others in the area, which is a great asset. Calm and classy decor, attentive and pleasant staff, well appointed spa with wonderful masseurs (thanks, Ayal!). And a special musical programme that was fun for all. Oh, and as much as i love them, it was great not to have kids running around.

Had a great time at Dan Eilat. I was there with my family for 4 days and have to say the hotel was accommodating, extremely clean, friendly staff and great service. I also hosted the Capital Market Conference there and it was a great success, much due to the amazing hospitality and service provided by the hotel staff. I would definitely recommend this hotel to my friends and colleagues.

Yislot Hotel has its own private beach. There is also a separate swimming pool. The hotel environment is very good and the staff is friendly. The room was very comfortable, but unfortunately it was too hot that day at the Dead Sea. It was impossible to float at all during the day, so I rushed to experience it before breakfast the next morning. It feels really different

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.

Had a great time at Dan Eilat. I was there with my family for 4 days and have to say the hotel was accommodating, extremely clean, friendly staff and great service. I also hosted the Capital Market Conference there and it was a great success, much due to the amazing hospitality and service provided by the hotel staff. I would definitely recommend this hotel to my friends and colleagues.

In short hotel is fine... just fine... But those looking for a real review, there are highs and lows. Highs: The staff is friendly and they are everywhere, cleaning the pool, the buffet area and the rooms (our housekeeper on the 11th floor, I think his name was Mohamed, was amazing!!) The pool is big and towels are plentiful even when it is busy. Drink and food prices by the pool are reasonable for a resort. High but reasonable. There is a small convenience store just to the side of the hotel where you can buy cold drinks to take to the room. The AC works well, except when you are asleep and the motion detector clicks the AC off and you wake up sweating and need to wave your arms around for the AC to kick back on. Towels were fresh and clean. Lows: The food is just not good. It is pretty and plentiful but has no taste. (there were 2 items in 4 days that we loved. The spicy fish on Friday and the Bahn rolls with Asado on Saturday). Besides that everything needed salt and flavor. The ”chef” who cut the salad was super nice and made everything fresh. The hotel is old, old, old... Hot in the elevators, much of the old areas that used to be cool are closed down, even when it was packed. The floors are clean but look old. Rooms are again, old but clean. The buffet area, again, old and clean. You just can't keep the old and clean for 25 years, hotels need renovation. Check-in takes forever. Most people come in on Thursday or Sunday. Put another few people on the check-in for the busy hours... come on people...service!! Lifeguards - there are 3 that I saw but only 1 actually did anything. One of the guards was 100% sleeping while on duty. And one guard for 2 pools is never enough. All of it could be so much better if the food was good. We would even overlook the old rooms and public areas. But eating there breakfast and dinner for 3 days, we just felt that we had to leave on the forth night for dinner. Couldn't take the blah anymore. If you are looking for a great restaurant try La Cucina, just down the boardwalk. Oh - one more thing. We had 90+ people in our group and the hotel wouldn't set us all up in one area for Shabbat dinner on Friday. So much of the benefit of being together is doing Shabbat together. What's the big deal? You have a company paying so much to bring their people and you can't find us a corner to reserve for one evening? That's just bad business. For that reason, more than anything else, we will not return to Herods. if a company doesn't want our business we will take it elsewhere.

I stayed at the hotel between 17.5 and 21.5. The hotel is outdated, the dining room is reasonable and the pool is standard. However the customer service is very poor. We booked a room for 2 people, arrived two co-workers, got a room with a double bed. We were told to call room service and they would come and split the beds. We called, the guy who arrived said that the beds can not be changed because the base does not allow it in the room and if you want you can arrange the sofa bed as a bed - in the same breath he recommended calling the reception to change our room. I went to the reception, I mentioned the situation, the clerk could not help and referred me to the hotel manager - she just shouted at me that I should not come to her or contact her, I told her that the receptionist referred me to her so I came - it did not really interest her. Realizing that another room I was not really going to get, I asked the room service to arrange the sofa for the bed. Room service arrived again and brought us a blanket sheet and pillow. I called customer service, said I did not pay less than any guest at the hotel, why should one of us sleep on a couch ?? The employee told me she had nothing to do, I asked a principal to get back to me. To this day (after the holiday) I am waiting for the same call. We slept with two adults when one was in bed and one on a couch (that could not be opened!) For an entire vacation. Another point, you can also get- Room with a view of the garbage cans and a wake-up call at 7 a.m. with a truck coming to evacuate them.

Had a great time at Dan Eilat. I was there with my family for 4 days and have to say the hotel was accommodating, extremely clean, friendly staff and great service. I also hosted the Capital Market Conference there and it was a great success, much due to the amazing hospitality and service provided by the hotel staff. I would definitely recommend this hotel to my friends and colleagues.

In short hotel is fine... just fine... But those looking for a real review, there are highs and lows. Highs: The staff is friendly and they are everywhere, cleaning the pool, the buffet area and the rooms (our housekeeper on the 11th floor, I think his name was Mohamed, was amazing!!) The pool is big and towels are plentiful even when it is busy. Drink and food prices by the pool are reasonable for a resort. High but reasonable. There is a small convenience store just to the side of the hotel where you can buy cold drinks to take to the room. The AC works well, except when you are asleep and the motion detector clicks the AC off and you wake up sweating and need to wave your arms around for the AC to kick back on. Towels were fresh and clean. Lows: The food is just not good. It is pretty and plentiful but has no taste. (there were 2 items in 4 days that we loved. The spicy fish on Friday and the Bahn rolls with Asado on Saturday). Besides that everything needed salt and flavor. The ”chef” who cut the salad was super nice and made everything fresh. The hotel is old, old, old... Hot in the elevators, much of the old areas that used to be cool are closed down, even when it was packed. The floors are clean but look old. Rooms are again, old but clean. The buffet area, again, old and clean. You just can't keep the old and clean for 25 years, hotels need renovation. Check-in takes forever. Most people come in on Thursday or Sunday. Put another few people on the check-in for the busy hours... come on people...service!! Lifeguards - there are 3 that I saw but only 1 actually did anything. One of the guards was 100% sleeping while on duty. And one guard for 2 pools is never enough. All of it could be so much better if the food was good. We would even overlook the old rooms and public areas. But eating there breakfast and dinner for 3 days, we just felt that we had to leave on the forth night for dinner. Couldn't take the blah anymore. If you are looking for a great restaurant try La Cucina, just down the boardwalk. Oh - one more thing. We had 90+ people in our group and the hotel wouldn't set us all up in one area for Shabbat dinner on Friday. So much of the benefit of being together is doing Shabbat together. What's the big deal? You have a company paying so much to bring their people and you can't find us a corner to reserve for one evening? That's just bad business. For that reason, more than anything else, we will not return to Herods. if a company doesn't want our business we will take it elsewhere.

I stayed at the hotel between 17.5 and 21.5. The hotel is outdated, the dining room is reasonable and the pool is standard. However the customer service is very poor. We booked a room for 2 people, arrived two co-workers, got a room with a double bed. We were told to call room service and they would come and split the beds. We called, the guy who arrived said that the beds can not be changed because the base does not allow it in the room and if you want you can arrange the sofa bed as a bed - in the same breath he recommended calling the reception to change our room. I went to the reception, I mentioned the situation, the clerk could not help and referred me to the hotel manager - she just shouted at me that I should not come to her or contact her, I told her that the receptionist referred me to her so I came - it did not really interest her. Realizing that another room I was not really going to get, I asked the room service to arrange the sofa for the bed. Room service arrived again and brought us a blanket sheet and pillow. I called customer service, said I did not pay less than any guest at the hotel, why should one of us sleep on a couch ?? The employee told me she had nothing to do, I asked a principal to get back to me. To this day (after the holiday) I am waiting for the same call. We slept with two adults when one was in bed and one on a couch (that could not be opened!) For an entire vacation. Another point, you can also get- Room with a view of the garbage cans and a wake-up call at 7 a.m. with a truck coming to evacuate them.

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

Yislot Hotel has its own private beach. There is also a separate swimming pool. The hotel environment is very good and the staff is friendly. The room was very comfortable, but unfortunately it was too hot that day at the Dead Sea. It was impossible to float at all during the day, so I rushed to experience it before breakfast the next morning. It feels really different

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

Maybe I should have been more suspicious of a lot of 5 star reviews with almost similar wording by reviewers with only one review, but I honestly thought we are coming to a high end hotel. In reality we received a room with a noisy aircon and had to fight with them to find us another ( smaller) room. But nothing was as expected: The excellent towels had stains Towels are taken and it's a lottery what is replaced ( they bring replacements immediately when you ask) The shower door doesn't close properly and there is no matt when you get out of the shower ( a pitty about the lovely towels who are used as alternative matt) The food is basic with only two very slow coffee machines and no veriaty, for supper it was even worse The spa is great but around noon there were no more towels to find And one day our keys just stopped working ( they were changed) with no explanation why. An important thing to know about this hotel is the layout. It is a collection of one store buildings with suits on the upper floor ( these cost duble the high price we paid) and all standard rooms on the ground floor. There are no windows in the standard rooms, only large doors opening directly outside so if you leave these open, all passerbys can see you. You can easily hear people on the outside even with everything closed To summarize, The staff was nice, but this is not a romantic or pampering hotel, some of the problems can be fixed with better maintenance and better cooks but nothing can fix the layout.

We had a wonderful, relaxing and tasty weekend with friends. The hotel is smaller and more intimate than others in the area, which is a great asset. Calm and classy decor, attentive and pleasant staff, well appointed spa with wonderful masseurs (thanks, Ayal!). And a special musical programme that was fun for all. Oh, and as much as i love them, it was great not to have kids running around.

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.

This hotel is conveniently located on the Dead Sea. The floating sea has a dedicated salt sea, which is great. But the entire hotel is almost the Russian grandmother aunt, the halls and meals are whine, very lively, if you like quiet it is definitely not a good choice, the hotel room hygiene is not very clean. Although it is 24 packs to eat, there are not many types to eat, and there are time rules for eating.

Right on the beach with easy access to the Dead Sea. The pool area is beautiful and well maintained. The hotel itself is simple and stylish. The newly renovated rooms are well appointed and very comfortable. Breakfast was plentiful with a great mix of European breakfast staples and local cuisine. The staff are very friendly and extremely helpful. Udi, the General Manager, was very attentive and checked in on us several times to make sure that we were having a great experience. A special shout out to Khaled who helped me find a Sprite for breakfast when I was feeling nauseous after being a little too adventurous with the street food in Jerusalem... he was so kind! All in all a great stay at the Isrotel Noga - would highly recommend!