Milos Dead Sea by Herbert Samuel is the only Greek-inspired boutique hotel at the Dead Sea, with 162 rooms in Ein Bokek, select suites featuring private infinity pools on their terraces, and membership in the Leading Hotels of the World network.
The property’s membership in the Leading Hotels of the World network signals a standard of service and design quality that places it alongside internationally recognized boutique hotels. The hotel occupies a central position in the Ein Bokek strip.
Rooms and Suites
Rooms follow the Greek Mediterranean design palette, featuring white and blue tones, raw materials, and curated details throughout. Standard rooms include air conditioning, flat-screen TV, minibar, safe, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Bathrooms provide rain showers and premium toiletries.
Select suites feature private infinity pools on their terraces, a feature unique among Dead Sea hotels on the Israeli side. These rooms command the highest rates at the property and are frequently cited in guest reviews as a distinguishing amenity. Standard rooms do not include private pools.
Spa and Wellness
Milos Spa includes a Dead Sea water pool, a traditional hammam, sauna, and treatment rooms. The spa maintains a curated, intimate atmosphere consistent with the hotel’s boutique positioning. Body treatments incorporate Dead Sea minerals and mud.
The hammam experience follows traditional Turkish bath practices adapted with Dead Sea minerals. The Dead Sea water pool contains the same 34.2% salinity and 35+ minerals as the sea, with recommended soak times of 15 to 20 minutes.
Dining
The Mediterranean restaurant serves cuisine aligned with the hotel’s Greek-inspired identity, with emphasis on fresh ingredients, seafood, and olive oil-based dishes. Breakfast is buffet style with Mediterranean specialties; dinner offers both buffet and a la carte options.
All dining operates under kosher supervision. The restaurant design reflects the hotel’s aesthetic with Mediterranean textures and raw light.
Beach and Pool Facilities
Private beach access is available for hotel guests, with complimentary sunbeds and umbrellas. The main pool area extends the Greek Mediterranean design language to the outdoor spaces, with white stone, blue accents, and landscaped surroundings.
Practical Information
Free parking and complimentary Wi-Fi are available throughout the property. The hotel is centrally located in the Ein Bokek strip, within walking distance of the Dead Sea Mall and other hotels. Check-in begins at 15:00; check-out is by 12:00.
Who This Hotel Suits Best Milos suits design-conscious travelers, couples seeking boutique-scale accommodation, and guests willing to pay a premium for private pool suites. The Greek-inspired aesthetic creates a distinctive atmosphere absent from the standard resort hotel experience.
Families may find the aesthetic-focused environment less accommodating than larger properties like David or Leonardo Club. Budget travelers should consider Leonardo Inn or Hod Hamidbar. Guests seeking the highest tier of exclusivity may prefer Kayma by Isrotel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Milos Dead Sea have private pools?
Yes. Select suites at Milos Dead Sea feature private infinity pools on their terraces, overlooking the Dead Sea. This is a unique feature among Israeli Dead Sea hotels. Standard rooms do not include private pools.
What is the design style at Milos?
Milos Dead Sea draws from Greek Mediterranean design language, with white and blue tones, raw materials, and a curated aesthetic throughout the 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 as part of the spa facilities.
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 recognizes properties meeting specific standards of service, design, and guest experience.
How does Milos compare to Kayma?
Both are boutique properties, but they differ significantly. Milos has 162 rooms with a Greek aesthetic and private pool suites available. Kayma has 44 rooms with desert-toned design and a la carte dining. Kayma restricts children under 10; Milos is open to all ages. Kayma typically commands higher nightly rates.
