Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel    

nice view, sitting in a oasis and dessert all around

Unique location in the desert. We had the chance to take a botanical tour with an old Kibbuzim and could see the wonderful opening of the Queen of the Night. The view out of our room was splendid.

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The bird songs hit you as soon as you park. The plants. The Ibex roaming around the grounds. The food in the dining room and in the cafe. The amazing scenery - mountains on one side and the dead sea on the other. Nachal David, with its waterfalls in the middle of the desert. They upgraded my room for free.

Dining room dinner was pricy at 130 shekel per person. I passed. But considering the quality of the free breakfast, perhaps it would have been worth it. Not all sites are clearly marked. E.G. ancient synagogue at Nachal David site.

The feeling for me was like paradise! I enjoyd the stay very much.

Normaly, i can not spend so much money for a hotel. But i had the fortune to get a special price...

I loved the atmosphere, the food, the spa, the staff, our room

finding our room was somewhat confusing...constuction and instructions. eating in the outdoors of the cafe with smokers

Amazing garden Accommodations are pretty average given the price yet it is a very pleasant place to stay. The view on the Dead Sea and mountains from the swimming pool is amazing.

Beautifully situated; Nice botanical garden in the kibbutz around the hotel; Large pool

Was pretty expensive; maybe because of no competition in En Gedi

Privacy, space, no crowds, gardens, bar meals, spa

direction signs could be improved - we missed the way to the pool,bar and reception once or twice.

The beach on the dead sea, the gardens all around, the great food!!! The location and beauty of the area. The pool is great too.

It's gotten a bit commercial and is leaning towards becoming an elite spa Preserve the place without becoming too expensive!!!

the grounds are spectacular! Crating this paradise in such harsh environment is remarkable! the food was excellent delicious! an amazing place for serenity and relaxation.

the frige was empty, could have some water. the bath room a bit austere... a lot of cats...

Loved the setting, the views, the tranquility, the flowers, the rooms, the food.......

The hotel was extraordinary. Room was located in the beautiful botanical garden (in the middle of desert landscape). Nice, quiet spa with one pool filled with the Dead Sea water. Very nice and ample breakfast. Excellent alternative to the other standard crowded and located all in one place hotels on the Israeli shores of the Dead Sea.

We did not like the “Ein Gedi Beach” on the shore of the Dead Sea (free entrance for the hotel guests). It was overcrowded, noisy and actually far away from the sea itself. The mud was available only from the barrels. “Kalia Beach” was much nicer and the mud was naturally on the shore.

Loved the grounds...beautiful and relaxing. Access to places we wanted to visit. Lovely spa.

Excellent breakfast, free WiFi throughout, friendly staff, free shuttle to beach spa

The pool hours were only from 9am - 6pm and should be longer.

Garden tour with Daniela. Simple but comfortable accommodations. Beautiful setting.

Oasis-like surroundings. Just wonderful... Good amenities Friendly staff, good service Bar Good location

Restaurant. Not so good

spa and rooms

the food and staff at dining room

Lovely location perched above the Dead Sea offering a shuttle to the private beach. Breakfast and dinner at the dining room was convenient and delicious. Staff were helpful and friendly. The pool area was very nice.

Private beach closed by 5pm but a public beach is available if you have your own transportation. The rooms were a little older, but well maintained.

Location is unique.

The rooms are old and run down, almost no comfort. Looks like a youth hostel – only way too expensive.

Very disapoibted cause in your web wecannot add kids and I have to pay the doble price !!! 2000 nis the night instead of 1000 nis that booking was offer !!!!

Very disapointed cause ib your web site we can't add childrens and when I arrived they ask me to pay the doble 2000 nis instead of 1000 nis was the price I booked in booking !!!!

Very good breakfast and dinner, the spa is also nice. Very nice activities, like a small concert with piano and voice.

It's too expensive for what it offers. Dinner was not included and it was very expensive. The rooms are good but nothing more than the average. The access to the dead sea is made through another spa, which is 5 minutes by car. The place is nice but should be cheaper...

I like everything.

Good Position in a oasi in the desert Excellent breakfast and dinner both at buffet New SPA even if small

Room to be renewed Service at reception: a third bed in the room was asked in the reservation and confirmed by the hotel. But at arrival it has not been prepared and we had to call the staff three times to obtain it

We are return visitors to this lovely and pristine paradise. This time it was still better, since a spa with sauna, hammam (no steam in the hammam, but the sauna was nice) and a pool with the Dead Sea water appeared immediately in the kibbutz in addition to the spa on the beach. If you choose between big spa hotels in Ein Bookek and Ein Gedi and looking for perfect relaxation, no doubt Ein Gedi is your choice. Mountain goats from the reserve now every day come onto the hotel's territory to graze. And the botanic garden is really a miracle.

The breakfasts are wonderful, but it seems that dinners now are not so impressive they used to be several years ago.

Grounds were beautiful and the room was very comfortable. This is one of the few places that has easy access to the Dead Sea. Meals were buffet style and had lots of variety...quite delicious. Great and large swimming pool.

Seems a bit over priced. The buffet dinner also seemed over priced. Staff was fine but nothing to write home about and ,again, given the price.....