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What guests said about Arad:
Anonymous
USA
10
I love arad because it is rugged, the desert is a place of...
I love arad because it is rugged, the desert is a place of solitude.
I had stayed with some true Israelis and they invited me to their shabbat meals and treated me like family.I loved the mountains and the close convenient drive to the awesome dead see where I can soak in the salt sea and feel rejuvenated.
Jussara
Brazil
8.0
Arad não aparenta ter grandes atrações turísticas, mas é...
Arad não aparenta ter grandes atrações turísticas, mas é excelente para fazer compras. Fiz compras no supermercado antes de ir para jerusalém, onde sabidamente tudo custa mais caro que no resto do país.
Grigori
Germany
6.0
The town itself doesn't offer a lot but it serves as a...
The town itself doesn't offer a lot but it serves as a great base for trips to the surroundings. Dead Sea, Masada, Tel Arad Park, Ein Gedi National Reserve and more can be reached by Bus from here (or car, of course). The shopping mall located 5 minutes from the central bus station has shops open until 9 p.m. and offers everything one might need.
Maëlyss
France
4.0
The Dead Sea Adventure hostel was really great, and so was...
The Dead Sea Adventure hostel was really great, and so was the pub Muza at the entrance of the city. BUT don't go there on holidays or for Shabbat: really nothing is opened (except Muza), so it's complicated to make your way around the city!!!
Miklosk
Hungary
8.0
Arad is a nice little city north of the Negev.
Arad is a nice little city north of the Negev. If you have a car, it can serve as a good basis for the Dead Sea, for the Judean desert and also to more southern parts of the Negev. The desert around is marvellous. Tel Arad is worth to see.
The city has a quiet and clean atmosphere with many orthodox jews visible all around the streets. You can hear Russian speak everywhere. Interestingly I felt some tenseness in the supermarket in the centre, to me indicating some underlying divisions between groups in the population, but I don't have the proper insight to state or judge that.
Michal
Israel
6.0
The area around Arad is wonderful for walking / hiking...
The area around Arad is wonderful for walking / hiking and the people we met were all very nice. Unfortunately, the city itself is declining and this is noticeable - I hope more tourism will revive the city because the area and the people there are well worth it.
There are not too many restaurants in Arad and on Friday evening only one restaurant (Muza) is open and you need to book it in advance. Muza was nice and we enjoyed our dinner there.
“Appartement was clean, nice and comfortable House owner is very friendly and welcomed us with fresh fruit and chocolate for the kids
Arad is close to Dead Sea and Ein Gedi”
“The homey atmosphere, everything inside was neat and clean and spacious. No modern furniture but Zimmer Arad was well equipped and we needed nothing.”
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