
Brown Dead Sea Hotel is a 302-room property on the Ein Bokek resort strip. Brown Hotels identifies it as the former Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel, and the property operated earlier as Daniel Dead Sea Hotel. This profile uses Brown Dead Sea Hotel as the current name and retains Enjoy and Daniel only as historical aliases. Confirm current facilities, operating hours, and booking terms directly with the hotel.
| Location | Central Ein Bokek hotel corridor |
| Category | Mid-to-upper range hotel |
| Guest type | Couples, solo travellers, occasion guests |
| Rooms | 302 (standard, club, and 12 suites including presidential suite) |
| Signature features | Presidential suite with private pool overlooking Dead Sea; Dead Sea mineral pools at 34.2% salinity; renovation completed March 2026 |
| Best season | Year-round |
| Guest rating | 4.4 from 2,216 reviews |
Brown Hotels now operates the property as Brown Dead Sea Hotel. The hotel was previously branded Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel and, before that, Daniel Dead Sea Hotel. Older maps, reviews, and booking records may still use those former names, but current references should use Brown Dead Sea Hotel.
Brown Dead Sea Hotel lists 302 rooms. Room categories, occupancy limits, views, and in-room features can change, so compare the current room descriptions on the operator’s booking page before selecting a rate.
The current Brown Dead Sea Hotel listing describes pool, spa, and beach facilities. Access, age limits, seasonal hours, and services can change, so confirm the current arrangements directly with the hotel before booking.
Dining operates under kosher certification from the Jordan Valley Religious Council. The official page lists breakfast from 7:00 to 10:30 (until 11:00 on Saturdays), lunch from 13:00 to 15:00, and dinner from 18:00 to 21:00, with buffets built around salads, fish, meats, pastries, and desserts.
The official amenity list adds a ninth floor business lounge (18+), a seasonal gender-separated solarium (18+), a fully equipped gym in the spa complex, a synagogue, laundry services, and a weekend children’s club called the Children’s Kingdom. A bar and free parking round out the list, per DeadSea.com’s review.
The property fits couples, spa-focused travelers, and visitors who want a full-service beachfront hotel without top-tier suite prices. The weekend-only children’s club means families wanting daily kids’ programming are better served elsewhere.
For stronger children’s programming, DeadSea.com’s review points to the Leonardo Club or the David Dead Sea Resort and Spa, compared in the roundup of Dead Sea hotels for families. Wellness travelers can weigh alternatives in the Dead Sea spa hotels comparison; seasonal rate patterns appear in the hotel prices guide.
| Quick facts | Detail (per official hotel page unless noted) |
|---|---|
| Operator | Israel Canada Hotels (Enjoy brand) |
| Former name | Daniel Dead Sea Hotel |
| Rooms | 302, including 11 suites and 1 presidential suite |
| Dead Sea water pools | Indoor and outdoor, within the spa complex |
| Private beach | Free for guests, 07:00 to 16:30 |
| Dining | Kosher, Jordan Valley Religious Council |
| Kids' club | Weekends only |
| Spa age policy | 16+ (per DeadSea.com review) |
Brown Dead Sea Hotel is on the Ein Bokek hotel strip, close to the promenade, public beach areas, shops, and restaurants. Masada and Ein Gedi are common day-trip destinations from the hotel district. Check official attraction hours and current road conditions before travel. Travelers may still encounter the property’s former names, Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel and Daniel Dead Sea Hotel, in older material.
Brown Dead Sea Hotel is located on the Ein Bokek resort strip on the Israeli shore of the Dead Sea. The promenade, public beach areas, shops, and restaurants are nearby. Confirm current transport times and attraction access before travel.
Yes. Brown Hotels identifies Brown Dead Sea Hotel as the former Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel. The same property operated earlier as Daniel Dead Sea Hotel. Brown is the current hotel name; Enjoy and Daniel are historical aliases.
Yes. The official hotel page lists indoor and outdoor Dead Sea water pools inside the spa complex, alongside a mineral pool, a jacuzzi, hot and cold pools, and dry and wet saunas. Dead Sea water contains approximately 34.2 percent salt, about ten times ocean salinity, so guests float in the pools just as they do at the shoreline. The spa complex operates from 08:00 to 18:45, per the hotel.
It works for families who mainly want pools and beach time. Family rooms sleep two adults and two children, and the Children’s Kingdom activity club runs on weekends, per the official hotel page. Families who want daily supervised kids’ programming will find stronger offerings at the Leonardo Club or the David Dead Sea Resort and Spa, which DeadSea.com’s review recommends as alternatives.
Yes. Dining at the Brown Dead Sea Hotel is kosher, certified by the Jordan Valley Religious Council per the official hotel page. Breakfast runs from 7:00 to 10:30 on weekdays and until 11:00 on Saturdays, with lunch served from 13:00 to 15:00 and dinner from 18:00 to 21:00. The hotel also operates an on-site synagogue, which suits observant travelers planning Shabbat stays.