Herbert Samuel Hod Dead Sea Hotel Ein Bokek, Ein Bokek

My experience at the hotel was a mixed bag. The room was spacious and had some nice amenities, but my overall stay was dampened by issues like the noisy air conditioning and some frustrating service encounters. The spa facilities were decent, but I felt let down by the quality of the food and cleanliness in certain areas. Overall, it didn’t quite live up to my expectations for a spa hotel.

I had a wonderful stay at the hotel, which exceeded my expectations with its cleanliness and lovely staff. The food was fantastic with a great variety, although my room had some issues with size and comfort. The location was convenient but had some drawbacks related to parking. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, but there’s definitely room for improvement in certain areas.

My stay at the Hod Hamidbar Resort and Spa Hotel was delightful, from the comfortable rooms to the friendly staff who made me feel at home. I loved the spa facilities, especially the various treatments and pools. The dining experience was excellent with a wide variety of choices, but a few minor service hiccups in the dining room were disappointing. Overall, a great place for relaxation with a lovely view of the Dead Sea.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The location is fantastic, right on the beach, making access really easy. However, the rooms felt outdated and in need of maintenance. The dining options were disappointing, particularly the breakfast, which could use a lot of improvement. Overall, it was decent for a budget option, but I definitely expected better quality given the rate.

I had a fantastic afternoon at the Dead Sea, starting off with a lovely lunch at Hod. The beach experience was unforgettable, especially floating in the water. However, I found the price of the wine a bit steep, and I wish there were more lounge chairs available on the beach. Overall, it was a memorable visit, but some improvements could be made.