Hotel con piscina a Ein Bokek

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There may be special areas and rooms of this hotel that warrant some of the reviews I’ve read, but what we encountered was one of the worst hotels we have ever stayed in. Hotels in unique tourist locations around the world often suffer the same fate. Management knows that there are limited choices if one wants to spend a night right on the Dead Sea, they know the benefit of location is their primary value and thereby just let their properties deteriorate. The front desk barely speaks English, is ill informed about most anything in the hotel and hands out keys. The room was FILTHY AND DISGUSTING, as in making you want to shower twice after leaving to get rid of that feeling. Bed sheets torn and dirty, 1 towel per person, AC that you can set to anything but won’t cool the room below 24 C, broken and stained balcony chairs and not so much as a bottle of water. The front door frame seemed ready to fall off the wall. Then the toilet broke (not ideal when one of us likely got sick from the buffet) and the hotel phone stopped working so it was impossible to call for help other than go down to the lobby. In all fairness, the staff was very responsive with regard to fixing the toilet and bringing towels. AC…no chance. Then let’s not forget the fire alarm in the middle of the night. With no phone, you couldn’t call to confirm if it was a real emergency. We trusted that since we were in Israel, if there were a real emergency we would have known it clearly…hopefully that was a good bet. The buffet had tons of food but I guess we are all now (via Covid) conditioned to certain levels of food safety and sanitation. All for good reason. Not at the David. Hundreds of people and kids touching, handling, breathing, coughing and in some cases sneezing directly on the food. Disgusting. This may have been a nice place in the 80’s, which sadly might have been the last time management out any money into The David. One Star is because the staff seemed responsive to some room issues (the dining room staff seemed bored and as if they really wished the guests would just go home) and the location. However a tent with a boxed lunch on the beach would offer the same or better location benefit. I don’t know if all of the hotels in this area are the same, but I’d never suggest anyone stay at The David. If the others are similar, then I’d vote for a drive by, take a dip/float and move on.

Posto magnifico nello splendido panorama del Mar Morto. Albergo intimo e molto curato Atmosfera famigliare servizio perfetto e cibo molto buono. Tutto il complesso direttamente sul mare Piscina e Spa molto curati e centro massaggi. Consiglio a tutti soprattutto per le coppie che vogliono attimi di magia Staff molto efficiente soprattutto Kathy Gur responsabile pubbliche relazioni dell albergo molto disponibile efficiente ed attenta a farti sentire al massimo della comodità

Le stanze “vista mare” del primo piano hanno vista su un tetto. Accendendo l’aria condizionata (indispensabile) entrano gli odori del ristorante . Alla reception non sono collaborativi è troppo pochi . Evitare accuratamente i we perché molto frequentato dalle famiglie che sono molto numerose e i bambini vengono lasciati liberi di fare qualsiasi cosa anche al ristorante. Adatto a famiglie perché si mangia molto bene e c’è l’intrattenimento per i bimbi, ma sconsigliato a coppie e gruppi di amici.