The 606 rooms are organized into several tiers: standard rooms (about 28 square meters), family rooms with extra space for two adults and two children, suites with separate living areas, and premium options. All rooms share the same view perk: a private balcony facing the Dead Sea and Moab Mountains. You’ll find the essentials in every room: an LCD television, minibar, desk, electric kettle, a deep soaking bathtub and separate shower, bathrobes and slippers, complimentary toiletries, air conditioning, a safe, and free Wi-Fi. Room service runs 24 hours daily, so breakfast in bed is always an option.

The family rooms and suites reward extended stays. If you’re planning to spend more than a few days, the suite’s separate living area becomes valuable. Standard rooms work perfectly well for shorter visits, couples, or travelers on a budget.

The Dead Sea has been drawing people seeking wellness for thousands of years, and this resort takes that tradition seriously. Two indoor pools are filled with genuine Dead Sea water, drawing from the sea’s 34.2% salinity and over 35 dissolved minerals including magnesium chloride and potassium chloride. Two additional sulfur pools (hydrogen sulfide) add variety to your soak options. The spa also features a jacuzzi, dry and wet saunas, and a fitness center with squash courts available for guests.

Trained professionals offer Dead Sea mud treatments, massage, and facial treatments. If you’ve never experienced a Dead Sea soak, expect a sensation that’s unlike any chlorine pool. You’ll float effortlessly (the mineral content is that high), and 15 to 20 minutes per session is the recommended window. Always rinse with fresh water afterward to remove salt residue from your skin.

All three dining venues operate under kosher supervision, so dietary preferences are respected throughout. Bazar Restaurant handles dinner with international cuisine and a strong meat-forward approach; expect show-cooking stations and rotating thematic menus that change seasonally. Ein Hamidbar is your daytime cafe, serving coffee, pastries, and light meals. Splash opens during warmer months for poolside grilled items and lunch. Breakfast is an extensive buffet included with every room rate, so you won’t face a surprise charge.

The complimentary beach shuttle leaves every 20 minutes for the private beach 400 meters away. Once there, you’ll find sunbeds, umbrellas, towels, dressing cabins, and lifeguard service. Back at the property, two large outdoor pools sit surrounded by tropical gardens with sun loungers and canopy beds available for daytime lounging.

For exploring beyond the property, Masada National Park sits 16 km north (UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for Herod’s ancient palace complex). Ein Gedi Nature Reserve is 30 minutes south, renowned for its desert waterfalls and wildlife. The Bokek Stream canyon walk is accessible from Ein Bokek for those wanting a shorter nature hike. During peak seasons, the resort organizes guided activities, though summer heat can make midday exploring challenging.

If you’re traveling with kids, this property delivers. Davidland is the on-site kids center with professional animators handling children under 12, plus toys and structured activities during peak seasons. A games room with table football, air hockey, and video games operates year-round. The dedicated children’s pool has shallow depth for young swimmers, and baby cots and high chairs are complimentary. Family rooms accommodate two adults and two children comfortably. The 12-hectare grounds themselves are entertainment: kids love exploring the gardens and discovering new corners.

This property excels for families with children (Davidland handles the entertainment, multiple pools suit different ages, and the 12-hectare grounds give everyone room to roam). Group travelers appreciate the conference facilities and multiple dining options. Anyone prioritizing resort-scale infrastructure and a full slate of amenities will feel at home. The trade-off is the 400-meter shuttle to the beach; some guests love the garden buffer between them and the shore, others find it inconvenient.

If you’re a couple seeking an intimate boutique atmosphere, this property may feel too large. Consider Kayma by Isrotel (44 rooms, adults-focused) instead. If you want direct beach access without a shuttle, Lot Spa Hotel sits just 70 meters from the shore. For budget travelers, Hod Hamidbar and Leonardo Inn offer lower rates while maintaining decent amenities.