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Ein Gedi1400 ft
Airports
Ben Gurion (TLV)
75.0
mi
Facilities
The hotel offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences
Wi-Fi
Parking
Off-site parking lot
Baggage storage
24-hour services
24-hour reception
24-hour security
General
Non-smoking rooms
Wi-Fi
Free parking
Off-site parking lot
Safe deposit box
24-hour reception
No pets allowed
Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
24-hour security
Baggage storage
Currency exchange
ATM/Cash machine
Coffee shop
Smoke detectors
Electric vehicle charging station
Key access
Sports & Fitness
Hiking
Table tennis
Mini golf
Guest Parking
Electric kettle
Services
Room service
Housekeeping
Laundry
Tours/Ticket assistance
Stores/Commercial services
Dining
Restaurant
Snack bar
Bar/ Lounge area
Special diet menus
Business
Meeting/ Banquet facilities
Fax/Photocopying
Children
Cribs
Children's buffet
Children's pool
Children's play area
Spa & Leisure
Seasonal outdoor pool
Beach umbrellas
Sun loungers
Live entertainment
Sun terrace
Garden area
Spa & wellness center
Sauna
Turkish bath
Steam room
Massage
Room features
Air conditioning
Heating
Terrace
Garden furniture
Self-catering
Electric kettle
Media
Flat-screen TV
AM/FM alarm clock
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Location
Kibbutz Ein Gedi,
Ein Gedi,
Israel,
86980,
South District Israel
Map view
Kibbutz Ein Gedi,
Ein Gedi,
Israel,
86980,
South District Israel
City landmarks
Beach
En Gedi Nature Reserve
1.3
mi
Masada
Nachal David Stream
1.3
mi
Ein Gedi Beach
1.4
mi
'En Dawid
1.3
mi
Israel
Dodim Cave
1.4
mi
The Lower Waterfall
1.4
mi
David's Fall
1.4
mi
Har Yishay
1.8
mi
Wadi Sdeir
2.1
mi
Morze Martwe
Plaza Ein Gedi
2.2
mi
Ein Gedi
Ein Gedi Hot Springs
2.4
mi
Ein Gedi Baths
2.4
mi
Synagogue
Ancient Synagogue
6.8
mi
Tel Goren
6.9
mi
Nearby
Kibbutz Ein Gedi
The Botanical Garden in Kibbutz Ein Gedi
1400 ft
Parks
botanical garden
1200 ft
Ein Gedi 31
Ein Gedi Eco Park
1200 ft
Restaurants
Auvers
2900 ft
Ein Gedi Hotel
Baobar
1400 ft
Restaurant
Kolbo Grocery
1500 ft
Kibbutz Ein Gedi
Reviews and Ratings
Reviews from guests about their experience.
66%
loved their spa retreat and can’t wait to return.
6.6/10
Nice
Rooms
7.0
Location
8.8
Service
6.6
Dining
8.0
Guest reviews
6.6/10
based on 5 reviews
8.4
8.4/10 based on 1961 reviews
Marvin
United States of America,
March
2025
7.0/10
My stay at Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel was quite enjoyable overall, with some beautiful views and friendly staff. The beds were comfortable, but the rooms felt quite basic and a bit dated for the price. While the dining options were plentiful and quite good, I did find the loud atmosphere during meals a little distracting. I loved spending time at the spa and pool, which added to the relaxation experience.
Rooms
8.0
The room I stayed in was clean and comfortable but felt a bit old and basic for the price.
Service
9.0
The staff was exceptionally friendly, especially during check-in and at the dining hall.
Location
10.0
The hotel's location amidst a botanical garden was stunning, with beautiful views of the Dead Sea and mountains.
Dining
8.0
Dining was a highlight with great buffet options; however, it was a bit noisy during meal times.
Facilities
8.0
The spa was a lovely retreat, and I enjoyed the pool, despite its early closing time.
Robert
United States of America,
December
2024
6.8/10
My stay at the Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel was a mix of pleasant experiences and some disappointment. The surroundings are simply beautiful, nestled in a botanic garden with stunning views of the Dead Sea. However, the hotel's facilities felt a bit dated, and there were a few service hiccups that detracted from the overall experience. The food was excellent, particularly at the buffet, but my room's proximity to the noise from the parking area made relaxing a challenge.
Rooms
6.0
My room, while clean, was not as private as I'd hoped, situated close to the lobby and a busy parking lot. It felt more like a budget accommodation than a luxury hotel, especially given the price.
Service
6.0
The staff was friendly overall, but some members provided less-than-stellar service, particularly the female staff who seemed disinterested and unhelpful when I had questions.
Location
8.0
The hotel's location is fantastic for exploring the region, with amazing views. However, it is somewhat isolated, with the nearest beach requiring a shuttle and tractor ride, which is a bit inconvenient.
Dining
9.0
Dining was a highlight of my stay. The breakfast and dinner buffets offered a fantastic variety of options and were well-prepared, making the dining experience enjoyable.
Facilities
6.0
While the gardens and pools were lovely, the hotel itself felt a bit dated, and there were visible areas of neglect that could use some refurbishment.
Frank
United States of America,
November
2024
5.8/10
I had a mixed experience at the Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel. The beautiful grounds and stunning views truly stand out, but several elements fell short of expectations. While my room was clean and had a nice shower, the lack of some basic amenities was disappointing. The dining options were decent, but not as high quality as I'd hoped, and I faced some service hiccups during my stay.
Rooms
6.0
The room was clean and modern, with a nice shower. but lacked basic items like lotion and a wine opener. Also, there were issues with maintenance that required me to switch rooms due to a broken AC.
Service
5.0
While some staff members were helpful, I experienced inconsistency. For instance, I felt the response from the reception was indifferent at times, which was frustrating.
Location
8.0
The hotel's location is fantastic, with amazing views of the Dead Sea. It's a great starting point for hikes and visits to nearby attractions, but access could be improved.
Dining
7.0
Dining options were acceptable, with a solid breakfast spread. However, some of the food, like the canned fruit, could use improvement for a more authentic experience.
Facilities
7.0
The facilities were beautiful but a bit dated. While the pool areas were nice, lack of privacy at some pools detracted from the experience.
Leonard
United States of America,
October
2024
6.6/10
My stay at Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel was quite lovely overall, especially with the beautiful views and the really good dining options. However, the experience was marred a bit by some cleanliness issues in the rooms and noise levels during meals. The unique location is a major highlight, but the service in some areas, particularly at the reception, could use improvement. 😊
Rooms
7.0
The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony was spacious and clean, though I noticed some cleanliness issues in other areas of the hotel. The design was modern, but some visitors have mentioned that the lower-category rooms did not meet expectations.
Service
6.0
The staff was overall friendly and accommodating, especially in the dining areas. However, some encounters at the reception felt less welcoming, and there seemed to be a lack of attention in service during busy times. More training could help elevate the experience.
Location
9.0
The hotel is perfectly situated on the desert slopes overlooking the Dead Sea, and it offers easy access to Ein Gedi Nature Preserve and Masada. It's a stunning location for exploring the area's natural beauty.
Dining
8.0
Dining at the hotel's buffet was a highlight, with a massive selection of fresh and delicious Israeli breakfast foods. Dinner options were also good, though the atmosphere could be improved with better acoustics.
Facilities
6.0
The facilities, including access to the nearby beach and the spa, offered various enjoyable experiences, although the spa cleanliness fell short of expectations. The outdoor pool was a beautiful addition to the stay.
Eli
United States of America,
October
2024
6.8/10
My stay at Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel was a mix of good and disappointing moments. The rooms, while simple and comfortable, showed some signs of wear and could use a refresh. The staff was generally friendly, but I encountered some inconsistency in service. The hotel’s location, surrounded by stunning views of both the Dead Sea and the desert, made the experience more enjoyable. The dining options, especially breakfast and Shabbat dinner, were quite good, though the restaurant could benefit from an update.
Rooms
8.0
The junior suite I booked was a bit dingy compared to the pictures online, though I found my room in the garden to be comfortable. Some upgrades are definitely needed.
Service
7.0
Service was hit or miss; while some staff were wonderfully helpful, I did encounter a few who seemed less friendly.
Location
9.0
The hotel is perfectly situated for visiting the Dead Sea and enjoying the surrounding desert views, making it a beautiful retreat.
Dining
8.0
Dining was a highlight; both breakfast and dinner offered plenty of tasty options, and I appreciated the fresh ingredients, but the restaurant atmosphere feels outdated.
Facilities
8.0
The spa area was relaxing and presented a quiet escape, but the smaller swimming pools could be improved and the main pool was closed unexpectedly.
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