Ein Bokek Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Ein Bokek, Tamar

"Great experience, clean hotel not too crowded even that it was fully booked very clean always good. Smell everywhere. Good food."

"The room was great. I liked the espresso machine in the rooom"

"This was my second time and it was just as amazing as the first time. Big, well appointed rooms. Close to beach. Spa and food reasonably priced. Loved the nightly entertainment. Best breakfast ever!"

"Superb location. A great way to rest from alerts. The pool was closed because of the war vut otherwise everythig was open. "

"The A/C was poor and we had a bad sleep because of this; waking up sweating in the night. This was the WORSE. I’ve reached out multiple times for a wheelchair accessible room before we got there; and they didn’t respond or know until I addressed it at the front desk. This is the only place in Israel. I had to use my translator since they didn’t speak English too. The room they gave us was vacant for a long time since it was dusty and everything was unplugged. The remote control didn’t have a backing for the batteries and the bathroom that was wheelchair accessible looked crazy, because the shower bench was out of the shower area. The bench was directly across from the toilet and wasn’t even in the shower area..?? I should’ve took a picture, but I didn’t. I wouldn’t just say it was bad design but I couldn’t figure out why they put the bench (which was attached to the wall) in the this way except for them to say, “it’s wheelchair accessible”. It was the most absurd way to have a wheelchair accessible shower bench in the bathroom. It was spacious rooms and the server in the dining room, was very hospitable and kind. I felt like the front desk was nice as well, but didn’t check the emails sent through Hotels.com. "

"Very good "

"Great stay "

"Everything was good The stuff were helpful and friendly The only disadvantage was the hotel parking which is small and cant fit all tbe guests cars"

"Tout est bien le service, le breakfast préconisions"