Kedma by Isrotel Design

We spend 2 days in this beautiful hotel in the middle of neguev. Decoration is amazing,rooms are big and bed is confortable. Pool is nice ,the water was warm, chairs are confortable. Its a small boutique hotel with a restaurant with tasty pizzas . Service is great.breakfast is good. The only thing that bother me: no slippers and robe in the room and that we have to pay to enter the spa to use jacuzzi. For a 5 stars i was expected those service for free.

I don't remember exactly the date, but had to pick one. Very very nice accomodations Pool was closed but food was excellent. We didn't spend much time there. We came in very late and left early morning. But it was a very nice place. I don't know what else to say, but tripadvisor is requiring 200 characters. So by now should be ok.

We stayed at Kedma hotel with family and friends. The experience was wonderful. The hotel is very beautiful and atmospheric. The rooms were well designed and comfortable. Food was also good. We heard there was also a possibility for private dining. We highly recommend staying at this hotel especially if you are planning to explore the beautiful area around it.

We went for a 3 day stay in January with family and friends. Everyone was very happy of the hospitality of the staff . Rooms were clean and nice Food was just amazing 👏 Everyone were impressed by the various delicious dishes. Spa treatments were just insane. We all had various spa treatments and it's was a very high level. Merav the beverage & food director was so welcoming and pampered my 2 young boys. Gal from the kids club was very sweet and joyfully played with my boys. It was perfect 🥰 Toda Boaz you are doing an amazing job. It's our third time in Kedma its defently our second desert home . נחזור בהקדם

For the supposed premium quality of the hotel I can summarize in one word UNINSPIRED. From the first moment you come in, it feels more like a dude ranch than a premium desert retreat. Came to the Company's yearly retreat, you come in to the hotel, you are told to leave your luggage in the middle of the lobby and go to the pool, or have lunch, lunch consisted of SANDWICHES in the main restaurant... with a very small variety and with no alternative to people that don't eat bread. Then, wait till 14.30 to get our room cardkeys and finally take our luggage to our rooms (remember we are about 400 people that left their suitcases in the middle of the lobby), and on the way to the room and all around the hotel there is this very annoying shanti music playing to loud to be relaxing and its just annoying. At dinner (again, remember, we are in the middle of no ware in the desert), uninspired buffet with nothing attractive to eat, the hummus looks like its been sitting there for a long time, no big variety at the salad bar to choose from, the meats were ok but nothing more and the desserts were just disgusting. The bed was too soft, not verry orthopedic, something you would find in a no-tell motel, wasn't able to rest properly. Israeli Hotels are known for their fabulous breakfasts, I guess being in the middle of no ware, they did not get the memo, I've seen a larger selection of pickled fishes in a 2 star hotel than what was offered here, same for salad selections and not verry organized at the omelet station, serving 400 people that have to be in the buses by 9 for their next activity, only 1 cook. Last but not least, the only well organized station was the coffee barista maned by 2 people in perfect sinc, and the coffee was not bad.

From the moment I arrived everything was more than perfect. The whole staff was superb and here are just some of the names: Ariel at the coffee bar, Benzi, Meir, Maria , Yarden the life guard, Itai and Itamar at the restaurant, Maria the housekeeper Meirav and Oren in charge. I would like to compliment Boaz for running the Show