Best Hotels in Dead Sea Region
Explore Dead Sea Region from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Oasis Spa Club Dead Sea Hotel - 18 Years Plus
"!!! We really enjoyed the two days at the hotel !!!The service is kind and fast (a fault with the TV was fixed within 5 minutes...), the breakfasts are amazing with plenty of food and all the dishes are extremely delicious . The shower is not well built (the entire floor area is completely wet...) but the rest of the room is wonderful. The cultural evening (a performance by the "Hebrew Negroes" was extremely exciting (we danced until we were exhausted...), although the second evening was weak in comparison."
Leonardo Club Hotel Dead Sea - All Inclusive
"Want to come to the Dead Sea when in Israel? Do it. Just don’t come to this hotel. The management doesn’t care about their guests. They don’t care about their hotel. They don’t care. Period. The people who work there don’t care either. Check in process is awful - they make you stand in line multiple times and the attitude of front desk is that they are doing you a favor. Asked for a manager and was told he will be back in 5 minutes. 45 minutes later a manager shows up….. Sam was his name? Sitting in a glass office. At least he was the only helpful one on the property. Asking for ice is like asking for peace - IMPOSSIBLE. These clowns made me run around the whole hotel and still Couldn’t find it. Asked dining room manager and another employee. Employee brought a small normal dish of ice (that’s after 30minutes of searching) then manager Michael dropped a Bowl the size of a Dead Sea on my table filled with ice - he dropped it so ice flew all Over. Thank you for your help you obnoxious person that should Work in a basement or cave. not around people. The rooms and hotel should have been at least painted once since construction. If you want a drink in this “all-inclusive” - bring your own. If you ask for tonic they will Give you bubble gum soda. Everything is an issue. No one want to help. Owners! Ever heard f the word HOSPITALITY? No one cleans. No one vacuums. No one cares. Did you see the lounges? Moses used them in the dessert and no one cleaned them since. All Amenities are closed. The spa or rather a hole with salt water looks like it’s from a horror movie. Avoid."
Brown Dead Sea
"4 starts hotel"
HI - Massada Hostel
"We are a family of 4, stayed at this place in August 2023. The place is clean and cozy, mattresses are pretty hard. The food was good. They have a faucet to fill up bottles with drinking water. It's right at the foot of the Massada National park.."
Vert Dead Sea by Afi Hotels
"beautiful room, beautiful scenery, breakfast luxurious, staff all very courteous beside lady who began the check in. (Blonde lady with ponytail) .She was very rude and abrupt, made me feel very unwelcoming. The rest of the staff were very helpful and polite."
Herbert Samuel Hod Dead Sea Hotel
"Very clean hotel. Service very good. Rooms are well kept. With coffee, tea. Bathrooms have toiletries. There Spa attached, is well run, and there Massagest are calm and are good; and not far from a jacuzzi, 2 inside pools: 1 has Dead Sea mineral water; where you float; 2nd pool a bit different. It’s warm there and they supply towels, slippers and robes. There is an outside pool too with Dead Sea mud and water. Yes parking. I’ve used this hotel quite often."
Noga by Isrotel Collection
"Close to the beach, beautiful scenery."
Milos Dead Sea
"The cleanliness in the dining room was not high. Plates were dirty. There was a stage when I asked the waiter for draft beer and I received a bottle. When I told the waiter I said that I asked for draft beer, he simply said no, so I said I was not interested. Then he replied that he had opened it and there was nothing to do in our private pool. The ladder broke. And it took 4 and a half hours until it was addressed. In addition to that, there was a lot of sand in the pool, but it should be noted that there were employees at the hotel who were great and provided good service. The food receives a score of 3 out of five. The location of the hotel is excellent, central by the sea and shopping complex"
Leonardo Plaza Hotel Dead Sea
"Leonardo plaza-big disappointment The hotel is very old and need immediate restoration.the service is poor and not friendly. Very noisy and crowded. No value for money. We ordered the suite but it looks like a simple room.at the evening before living they put a warning on the doors that if we don’t live on time they will give us 500 shekels fine . We will not return"
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Number of reviews |
763 |
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Total properties |
22 |
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£323 |
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£335 |
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Milos Dead Sea |
FAQ – Hotels in Dead Sea Region
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What is the average price of a hotel in Dead Sea Region this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Dead Sea Region this weekend is £243 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £386 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Dead Sea Region this weekend typically cost £538 per night.
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How much do hotels in Dead Sea Region cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Dead Sea Region during weekdays is £226 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £384 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Dead Sea Region generally cost £519 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Dead Sea Region?
Some of the best places to stay in Dead Sea Region are near popular attractions like Masada National Park, Funtasy Island and Ein Bokek beach, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Dead Sea Region near Masada National Park?
Some of the top hotels in Dead Sea Region near Masada National Park include Milos Dead Sea (from £169), David Dead Sea Resort & Spa (from £182) and Royal Dead Sea - Hotel & Spa (from £230), all offering easy access to Masada National Park, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Dead Sea Region?
The most popular Dead Sea Region hotels for your stay: Milos Dead Sea (from £169), Royal Dead Sea - Hotel & Spa (from £230) and Brown Dead Sea (from £158) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Dead Sea Region are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Milos Dead Sea (from £169), Royal Dead Sea - Hotel & Spa (from £230) and Brown Dead Sea (from £158) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Dead Sea Region have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Noga by Isrotel Collection (from £153) has hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Dead Sea Region have swimming pools?
Milos Dead Sea (from £169), Brown Dead Sea (from £158) and Herods Dead Sea – A Premium Collection by Fattal Hotels (from £259) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Dead Sea Region offer an especially good breakfast ?
Herods Dead Sea – A Premium Collection by Fattal Hotels (from £259),David Dead Sea Resort & Spa (from £182) and Nevo by Isrotel Collection (from £225) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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