Every room reflects the Moroccan design language: warm tones, traditional elements, mosaic tile accents. They feel intentional and cohesive with the spa philosophy rather than generic. Standard double rooms provide comfortable space between activities; club rooms and suites offer expanded floor plans and upgraded furnishings.

Room views are either Dead Sea or garden — Dead Sea views cost more and deliver the premium experience of waking to the water. All rooms include air conditioning, TV, minibar, safe, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Bathrooms include bathtub or shower, premium robes, and quality toiletries.

The Moroccan-style spa is the property’s centrepiece: mosaic tiles, arched doorways, warm amber lighting, water features. The architecture itself slows you down. The heated Dead Sea water pool holds water at 34.2% salinity with over 35 minerals. Recommended soak time is 15 to 20 minutes per session.

Sulfur baths add mineral-rich immersion; a traditional hammam provides steam and scrubbing for a deeper cleansing experience; a sauna offers dry heat. Treatment rooms handle mud wraps, massages, and facials using Dead Sea minerals.

The no-phones policy extends to the pool deck and beach. A private beach with complimentary sunbeds and umbrellas is accessible from the hotel. The outdoor pool operates seasonally with sun loungers.

Two restaurants operate on-site under kosher supervision. Marine specialises in fish and seafood — a choice that feels regional and intentional. Tiltan handles meat and international dishes. A lobby bar serves beverages and light meals throughout the day.

Breakfast and dinner are included in standard room rates under the half-board model. The dual-restaurant approach provides more dining variety than many similarly-sized Dead Sea properties — you’re not locked into repeating the same experience every night.

The Dead Sea itself is the primary activity — float effortlessly in mineral-rich water from the hotel’s private beach. The Moroccan spa adds structured treatments to your time in the water.

Ein Gedi Nature Reserve and Masada are each within approximately 30 minutes by car for day trips. The no-phones environment means your time at the property genuinely stays focused on rest and recovery.

Oasis Spa Club suits couples, solo travellers seeking a therapeutic retreat, and anyone who has decided they are done with resort chaos. The adults-only restriction and phone policy filter out the activity level typical of larger Dead Sea hotels — if that sounds appealing, this property delivers on that promise.

Those wanting the highest tier of exclusivity should consider Kayma (44 rooms, a la carte dining). Guests wanting boutique feel with private pool options should look at Milos. Families are not permitted at Oasis Spa Club.