Milos Dead Sea by Herbert Samuel
Ein Bokek, Dead Sea
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162 Rooms
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About This Place
If you’re looking for something different at the Dead Sea, Milos is it. This 162-room hotel stands apart with its Greek-inspired design and an ethos that values quality over quantity. Whitewashed corridors, blue accents, and raw natural materials give the property a coherence rarely found in resort hotels. As a member of the Leading Hotels of the World, Milos combines genuine hospitality with style and substance.
It’s the only Greek-inspired boutique hotel at the Dead Sea. Select suites feature private infinity pools on their terraces — a feature unique among Israeli Dead Sea properties. The hotel occupies a central position along the Ein Bokek strip, with private beach access and complimentary sunbeds and umbrellas.
Amenities
Private beach
Milos Spa
Dead Sea Pools
Hammam
Sauna
Main pool
WIFI
PARKING
Spa, Pool and Beach
Milos Spa maintains an intimate, curated atmosphere consistent with the hotel’s boutique positioning. The Dead Sea water pool contains the same mineral-rich composition as the sea itself — 34.2% salinity and 35+ minerals — with recommended float times of 15 to 20 minutes per session. A traditional hammam blends Turkish bath practice with Dead Sea minerals. Treatment rooms offer body treatments using Dead Sea mud and minerals.
The main outdoor pool continues the Greek Mediterranean design language with white stone and blue accents. Private beach access is available for all guests with complimentary sunbeds and umbrellas.
Dining
The Mediterranean restaurant takes the Greek-inspired identity seriously, focusing on fresh ingredients, seafood, and olive oil-based dishes. Breakfast is a Mediterranean buffet spread; dinner offers both buffet and a la carte options. The restaurant design reflects the hotel’s natural, textured aesthetic. All dining operates under kosher supervision.
Activities and Nature
The Dead Sea itself is the primary draw — float effortlessly in some of the world’s most mineral-rich water from the hotel’s private beach. The Milos Spa adds professional treatments and the hammam experience to the mineral immersion.
The Ein Bokek location places you near nature reserves and historic sites across the Jordan Valley. Ein Gedi Nature Reserve and Masada are within a short drive for day trips.
Practical Information
| Address | Ein Bokek, Dead Sea, Israel |
| Room Count | 162 rooms and suites |
| Check-in | 15:00 (3:00 PM) |
| Check-out | 12:00 (noon) |
| Parking | Free |
| Internet | Complimentary Wi-Fi |
| Hotel Network | Leading Hotels of the World |
| Phone | NEEDS VERIFICATION |
| Website | NEEDS VERIFICATION |
Who This Property Suits Best
Milos suits design-conscious travellers and couples who value a thoughtful boutique atmosphere over resort scale. If you notice details and appreciate a hotel where every element is intentional, you’ll feel at home here. Guests willing to invest in a private pool suite consistently find the experience worthwhile.
Families may find the aesthetic-focused environment less accommodating than larger properties such as David Resort or Leonardo Club. Budget travellers should consider Leonardo Inn or Hod Hamidbar. Guests seeking the highest tier of exclusivity — smallest scale, highest service ratio — may prefer Kayma by Isrotel (44 rooms, a la carte dining, no children under 10).
Private beach
Milos Spa
Dead Sea Pools
Hammam
Sauna
Main pool
WIFI
PARKING
Location and Surroundings
Milos sits centrally in the Ein Bokek resort strip, the Dead Sea’s main hotel corridor on Israel’s western shore. The Dead Sea Mall and other hotels are within easy walking distance. Private beach access means the shoreline is minutes from your room.
Ein Gedi Nature Reserve is a short drive north. Masada National Park is also within day-trip range.
FAQs
Does Milos Dead Sea have private pools?
Yes. Select suites feature private infinity pools on their terraces overlooking the Dead Sea — a unique feature among Israeli Dead Sea hotels. Standard rooms do not include private pools.
What is the design style at Milos?
Milos draws from Greek Mediterranean design language: white and blue tones, raw materials, and a curated aesthetic throughout public spaces and rooms. The property is part of the Herbert Samuel Hotels portfolio.
Does Milos have a hammam?
Yes. Milos Spa includes a traditional hammam alongside a Dead Sea water pool, sauna, and treatment rooms. The hammam is accessible to all hotel guests.
Is Milos part of Leading Hotels of the World?
Yes. Milos Dead Sea by Herbert Samuel is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World network, which recognises properties meeting specific standards of service, design, and guest experience.
How does Milos compare to Kayma?
Both are boutique properties but differ significantly. Milos has 162 rooms with a Greek aesthetic and private pool suites available; it welcomes all ages. Kayma has 44 rooms with a desert-toned design, a la carte dining, and restricts children under 10. Kayma typically commands higher nightly rates.
