The only guide to Dead Sea Hotels you’ll ever need…
Welcome to deadseahotels.org, the only site that will give you an unbiased review of Dead Sea hotels in Israel, as well as a guide on what to see, do and eat and drink in the surrounding area. We’ve busted our guts researching which of the Dead Sea Hotels are worth staying at, and what facilities they have on offer, and yes, as we live in Israel we’ve even managed to stay at a few of them.
Forget about those nonsense sites out there listing a few hotels in gobbledy-gook English, this is the only website you’ll need to check out if you’re interested in finding out more about Dead Sea hotels and what to do and see in the area.
Included on the site, which is ever expanding thanks to the ever-growing number of tourists coming to Israel and the Dead Sea, are some awesome facts about the Ein Bokek (the main tourist strip where most of the hotels are situated) and Dead Sea area we’re sure you didn’t know, where to go in the area, lots of pictures and videos to entice you over, and yes, even a guide to when to come to the area (because, trust us, even in the air-conditioned luxury of some of the hotels we list on the site, there are just times of the year that you might want to avoid).
Check out our list of recent posts on the left for some of the latest info, or if you are just looking for info on Dead Sea hotels, step on over here. A great place to start your search is always with our Top 5 Dead Sea hotels, the ones we can highly recommend.
In the shimmering turquoise waters, the reflection of the majestic mountains of the Dead Sea has attracted visitors for centuries. Whether you need to indulge in the pampering of world class spas or relax and soak in the rays of the warming sun, you will find it all in the many available Dead Sea hotels.
As the sun rises on the sun bleached desert mountains of Israel, the Dead Sea’s sparkling turquoise waters come alive with tourists. This is the lowest point on the face of the earth and it has a historic mystique about it that is hard to forget.
The Dead Sea is famous for its minimalistic beauty and therapeutic waters and at the lowest point on the earth it possesses some amazingly unique properties. Those interested in its healing therapies but traveling on a budget will enjoy their stay at the Masada Dead Sea Hostel. Perfect for those touring Israel and trying to pack in as much fun as possible.
Nestled in between the borders of the Jordan and Israel desert, sits the legendary Dead Sea. Known for its therapeutic density of minerals and salt, the Dead Sea has a historic reputation as a restorative resort since the days of King Herod and David.
For centuries people have flocked to the Dead Sea in search of the healing and curative properties of its heavily salted waters. An ever-growing range of Dead Sea hotels have sought to serve the increasing number of tourists in search of restoration and increased vigor, not least the popular Lot Spa Hotel.
The Daniel Dead Sea Hotel is situated at Ein Bokek, the main hotel strip in the Dead Sea. The Daniel is located right on the shore of the Dead Sea, its superb location allowing guests to take advantage of everything the remarkable Dead Sea has to offer, from its therapeutic waters to its magnificent desert views. Moreover, the Hotel offers proximity to historic sites such as Masada, Qumran, Ein Gedi and many more.
The Leonardo Club Hotel (formerly known as the Golden Tulip Club) is ideally located in Neve Zohar, just a throw away from the main hotel strip at Ein Bokek, and features its own private beach. The hotel has 388 rooms, including standard rooms, suites, mini suites, and family rooms all overlooking the Edom Mountains and the southern portion of the Judean Hills. Rooms for guests with disabilities are also available.