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There was ONE RIGHTEOUS person in this Sodom; a customer relations lady, who tried her best to help and assist, and I appreciated her very much. The rest: LOUD. No answer at front desk. Messy hallway. Pool too small for such a size of a hotel, hence too crowded and noisy; and not enough shade. Bar/lobby restaurant not good. Lazy and useless employees - the ones that I encountered. Loud late at night and very early morning. Food was mediocre at best, and not much of a variety; one “chef” in the evening was standing at his station frowning and reluctantly answering questions; but he was texting on his phone. Cost was too high for this kind of experience. For the time being, not really recommending.

We went without a car, and the options for kosher, child-friendly restaurants within walking distance of our hotel were few. Our hotel was just south of the port, and we tried to walk to the marina to take a boat ride -- I don't recommend that. We took a taxi back to the hotel - much better idea. The beaches were great, and the life guards were attentive. Overall, we were very happy and will go back.

The beaches are clean! The rent you pay for the beach- chairs and beds and umbrellas is practical for free! If you bring back your chairs etc. they give you most of the money back. This is subsidized by the municipality of Ashdod. You're expected to leave "your piece of land on the beach" clean! Ice-cream, snacks, and even a bad towel can be bought for cost price. You can even borrow a book to read!

Ashdod has great beaches and plenty of parks and playgrounds. Our kids had an especially great time at the Pirate Playground in Miami Beach and at Yam Park. The latter has an artifical lake with a water/light show in the evening, a great playground and plenty of benches and tables for a picnic. We enjoyed walks along the beach in the evenings and my husband was happy to run for an hour every morning and try out some of the gym equipment that is installed along the sidewalk near the beach.

Nice city with many nice restaurants and a beautiful beach. Customer services from gas stations was typically rude as if you were lucky to be served. On several occasions I left many gas stations without purchase as I wasn’t important enough to stop an employee to employee conversation.

The city center (call the "City" area) is recomended for day walk and shopping including the "City mall", "Sea mall" and "Gan Ha Ear". Recomended restaurants are Calma, Hakhof and you may want to try some very good Israeli Fallafel, there are many of Fallafel stands in Ashdod. The beaches are all very good, nice, clean, Kshatot beach is the central one with restaurants and cafes. Tet Zayin beach is a more quiet one. You can go to the sothest/northest beach and take a long walk along the beach, best is at sunset time. There are many cool bars such as the Zeh, Napo, Shlomper and more. Most of them have live shows especially in the summer you might want to check online or on facebook first.