Hotels With Wifi in Southern District, Israel

Disappointing Experience – Not Worth the Price The hotel feels very outdated. The room I stayed in had plain, poorly painted walls and overall looked quite old. The bed was especially uncomfortable—it was actually two single beds pushed together, and they kept shifting apart during the night. The third floor, where my room was located, had a strong and unpleasant smell of cigarette smoke. The bathroom was also in need of serious renovation; everything felt worn and far from modern standards. Given the condition of the facilities, the high price is definitely not justified. I wouldn’t recommend staying here unless major improvements are made.

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

Leonardo Club was the perfect Dead Sea trip! When we needed to change our room because of neighbors who smoked, Tamar handled it politely and immediately. Shlomit called us several times to make sure we were happy. We have never gotten the attention that Shlomit gave us from any hotel! Shlomit also recommended the ”wet trail” hike at Nachal Bokek. It was great and it was free. Shlomit also recommended a hike to ”Zohar Fortress.” What a beautiful and historic place! Also free. The food was excellent. The room was spotlessly clean. The workers were pleasant and polite. We couldn't ask for more.

!!! We really enjoyed the two days at the hotel !!!The service is kind and fast (a fault with the TV was fixed within 5 minutes...), the breakfasts are amazing with plenty of food and all the dishes are extremely delicious . The shower is not well built (the entire floor area is completely wet...) but the rest of the room is wonderful. The cultural evening (a performance by the ”Hebrew *****es” was extremely exciting (we danced until we were exhausted...), although the second evening was weak in comparison.

The cleanliness in the dining room was not high. Plates were dirty. There was a stage when I asked the waiter for draft beer and I received a bottle. When I told the waiter I said that I asked for draft beer, he simply said no, so I said I was not interested. Then he replied that he had opened it and there was nothing to do in our private pool. The ladder broke. And it took 4 and a half hours until it was addressed. In addition to that, there was a lot of sand in the pool, but it should be noted that there were employees at the hotel who were great and provided good service. The food receives a score of 3 out of five. The location of the hotel is excellent, central by the sea and shopping complex

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

There is a private beach at the back of the hotel, with a bus stop in front of the hotel and a large shopping mall next to it. The location is excellent! The hotel rooms are facing the Dead Sea, with five-star invincible sea view, room facilities are also levers, breakfast is rich, service staff is enthusiastic, the only shortcoming is to check in with a credit card 500Nis, this is a bit uncomfortable. Overall praise!

The room was clean and tidy, very close to the beach, no problem going back and forth in a swimsuit.

Excellent hotel. Location right in the middle of the Dead Sea. Excellent service. Clean room.there are coats. swimming pools. The view from the balcony superb... everything was enjoyable.

Check-in time is too late It's complicated and people don't line up It was complicated The Dead Sea unfolds before your eyes It takes two hours by bus from Jerusalem If you get off at the stop, you can walk to the hotel. Breakfast is very nice I checked out and the shuttle bus picked me up to the stop. I was absurd