Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel

The official Israel Canada Hotels site presents the property as “Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel (former Daniel Dead Sea),” confirming that both names refer to the same building on the Ein Bokek shoreline. Israel Canada Hotels runs several brands across Israel, and its Enjoy line is described on the group site as family-oriented vacation hotels.

The name changed, but the location, room stock, and beachfront setting carried over from the Daniel era. DeadSea.com’s review reported renovation works between November 2025 and March 2026, with the hotel open throughout, so guests booking in 2026 should confirm facility status directly. DeadSea.com’s guide to the hotels of Ein Bokek lists the property as a 5 star hotel about 250 meters from the beach, though star classifications vary between booking platforms; the broader directory of Dead Sea hotels in Israel maps the rest of the market.

The hotel’s official page lists Classic, Classic with Balcony, Deluxe, Deluxe with Balcony, Super Deluxe, and Family rooms, sleeping from two adults with two children up to four adults. Rooms face the Dead Sea or the Edom Mountains, per DeadSea.com’s review.

The Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel in Ein Bokek offers 302 rooms, among them 11 suites and a presidential suite with a private pool facing the water, according to the property’s official Israel Canada Hotels page, which places it among the larger hotels on the Israeli shore of the Dead Sea.

Standard rooms include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, Wi-Fi, a minibar, and a safe. The presidential suite is the signature offering, with a private pool overlooking the Dead Sea, per the official page.

Water comes in three forms here: a large freshwater swimming pool (open 08:00 to 18:30 with loungers and shaded umbrellas, hours listed by Israel Canada Hotels), a spa complex with Dead Sea water pools, and a beach reserved for guests.

According to the official Israel Canada Hotels listing, the Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel spa complex combines indoor and outdoor Dead Sea water pools, a mineral pool, a jacuzzi, and dry and wet saunas, while the private beach admits hotel guests free of charge from 07:00 to 16:30.

Dead Sea water carries approximately 34.2 percent salinity, roughly ten times that of the ocean, which makes floating effortless in the mineral pools and at the shoreline; first-time bathers can prepare with this guide to how to float in the Dead Sea. DeadSea.com’s review notes that spa treatment areas admit guests aged 16 and older.

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.

The hotel stands on the Ein Bokek strip, approximately 440 meters below sea level on the southwestern shore of the Dead Sea. The promenade, shopping centers, and the lifeguarded public Ein Bokek beach are all within walking distance.

Masada National Park stands roughly 12 kilometers from Ein Bokek according to the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, and Ein Gedi Nature Reserve lies about 27 kilometers north of the hotel strip per DeadSea.com’s review, so guests of the Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel can reach both landmarks within a half hour drive.

Masada National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001, runs a cable car to the summit; check the Israel Nature and Parks Authority site for seasonal hours before visiting. Ein Gedi Nature Reserve adds waterfall trails and desert wildlife to a stay built around floating and spa time.

The Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel delivers the core Ein Bokek package, Dead Sea water pools, a free private beach, and kosher dining, under a newer name that still confuses travelers searching for the Daniel. Book it for a couples’ or wellness stay, and use the hotel comparison tool to weigh it against its neighbors.

• Enjoy Dead Sea Hotel (former Daniel Dead Sea), Israel Canada Hotels
• Israel Canada Hotels, official group site
• Masada National Park, Israel Nature and Parks Authority