All 204 rooms were renovated and feature contemporary furnishings, air conditioning, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, safe, minibar, refrigerator, and electric kettle. Bathrooms include either a bath or shower, with bathrobes provided. Free Wi-Fi extends throughout the property.

Room categories include standard rooms for one, two, or three adults; family rooms with adjoining door options; ground floor terrace rooms with private garden access and two sun loungers; Dead Sea view rooms; pool view rooms; deluxe rooms; studios; and suites with separate living and sleeping areas. Ground floor terrace rooms accommodate up to four adults, or two adults, two children, and a baby, making them the hotel’s most spacious family option.

One notable difference from the neighboring Nevo: Noga rooms do not include private balconies. Ground floor terrace rooms offer direct garden access as an outdoor alternative.

The spa area at Noga includes two small indoor pools filled with authentic Dead Sea mineral water. Each measures approximately 7 by 5 meters and contains the same mineral composition as the sea itself, including magnesium, calcium, potassium, and bromide at 34.2% salinity. The recommended soak time is 15 to 20 minutes per session. The pools are surrounded by two hot tubs, a dry sauna, and sensory showers.

A seasonal outdoor freshwater pool measuring 25 by 12 meters operates during warmer months, alongside a dedicated children’s pool. Dead Sea mud wraps, massages, and body therapies are available at an additional cost. During certain periods, guests may access select spa treatments at the Esprit Spa of the neighboring Nevo by Isrotel Collection.

The Dead Sea municipal beach is 170 meters from the hotel, approximately a two-minute walk from the lobby. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available at the beach.

The Shaked Restaurant serves buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Breakfast features cheese, eggs, pastries, and fresh salads. Dinner rotates through meat and fish preparations with vegetarian options. A standout detail: complimentary soft drinks and beer are included with dinner, distinguishing Noga from several other Ein Bokek properties that charge separately for beverages.

A lobby bar overlooks the pool and Dead Sea and serves a dairy menu throughout the day. The seasonal Chill-Out Restaurant activates by the pool in warmer months, serving grilled meats, sandwiches, fresh salads, children’s portions, and cocktails.

The municipal beach is two minutes away, your gateway to the legendary Dead Sea floating experience. The mineral-dense water buoys you naturally in a way you cannot replicate anywhere else.

The Kidos children’s club operates with professional tutors, offering toys, video games, and structured activities for various age groups. Free baby cots and multiple adjoining room configurations accommodate larger family groups.

Masada National Park is roughly one hour north, featuring the iconic clifftop palace and panoramic Judaean Desert views. Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, with hiking trails, freshwater springs, and botanical gardens, is approximately 30 minutes north. Arad, an inland town with contemporary Israeli architecture and Bedouin culture, is 30 minutes away.

Noga is best suited for families, couples on a moderate budget, and travelers who prefer a quieter property without sacrificing access to Dead Sea water pools and a nearby beach. The smaller 204-room scale creates a more contained atmosphere than the larger Nevo (298 rooms) next door.

Guests seeking a VIP tier, steakhouse dining, or private balconies should consider Nevo by Isrotel next door. Those wanting adults-only serenity should look at Kayma by Isrotel Exclusive or Oasis Spa Club.