We loved the view from our balcony room into the valley below. Buffet breakfast and dinner. Beautiful and manicured gardens that had information next to them.

Stayed in December 2022

the grounds were beautiful

Stayed in December 2022

no nearby beach access owing to sinkholes

grounds and views stunning

Stayed in November 2022

Pool and spa close at 6 pm. Hotel is not on the shore of the Dead Sea, but above. When looking down to the Dead Sea there is a barbed wire and what looks like leftover construction debris. Evening buffet is copious but not very refined.

The surrounding gardens are very beautiful. The pool area too. Breakfast buffet excellent.

Stayed in November 2022

Worn out a little. For the price we paid we expected everything to be in a better shape. The doors to the rooms look like a motel (one didn't even lock) and the standard rooms too, horrible value for money for those. The deluxe rooms were much nicer so we ended upgrading one instead.

The view is beautiful, the breakfast was plentiful. Deluxe rooms were nice.

Stayed in November 2022

We were not aware that children under age 16 are not allowed in the spa or even on its territory, and had to leave with our son at first. They didn’t have any alternatives for the kid - which could have been helpful. The shower cabin in the room was not sealed well and there was a puddle on the floor. We also didn’t realize the closest access to the Dead Sea was a 30 min drive away.

Mountain view from the terrace was stunning. The kibbutz grounds are very nice. The food variety for breakfast and dinner was outstanding and the dining room staff was very nice. The reception staff was very nice too. The free use of the spa with hamam made our stay much more comfortable.

Stayed in November 2022

nothing

amazing place! very green and cozy, a lot of attractions nearby

Stayed in November 2022

No significant complaints.

We adore Ein Gedi. The room was clean and quiet, but a bit cramped for three adults.

Stayed in November 2022

We were looking for tissues in the room...we were told "use toilet paper". WHAT HOTEL DOES NOT HAVE TISSUES IN THE ROOM?? Dinner was lovely...until we asked where was the tea.There was none. SERIOUSLY??? For the price charged for this hotel, these are serious problems. Also, the room was too basic for that price. Need more hanging space in the bathroom.

Beautiful area

Stayed in November 2022

Some staff behavd unproffesionaly and some was weird.

Beatifull garden and terrific view

Stayed in November 2022

need an organized tour of the botanical gardens and wildlife ( birds)

spa services were excellent, natural beauty of the place

Stayed in November 2022

good food

Stayed in October 2022

The room was on the small side for three people.

The Ein Gedi Kibbuz Hotel is located in a truly awesome botanical garden on a hill side overlooking the Dead Sea. Breakfast and dinner are served in a central facility close to the main building of the hotel. Excellent food selection for both breakfast and dinner (150 NIS/person). From the hotel, several hikes in the nearby Wadis are within reach (the parking lot for Wadi Arugot NP can be seen from the hotel promenade toward the northwest).

Stayed in October 2022

We had a wonderful stay!

Stayed in October 2022

expected that the swimming pool with the salt water will be outside …and not inside the spa

good plAce,nice room

Stayed in October 2022

Pool closes too early. During the day, when you're away from the grounds, it's open. When you return to spend the evening at the hotel, pool is already closed. Really, my only complaint.

Great place, better than I expected. Beautiful views.

Stayed in September 2022

dining room, food

location, spa

Stayed in October 2022

nothing

great location next to desert wadi and Dead Sea, very nice compound with lots of flowers, comfortable hut, excellent breakfast in central restaurant

Stayed in September 2022

The coffee machine is closed on Saturday ( Shabbath).

We enjoyed our stay and it was a perfect choice for family. The hotel is located within kibbutz and is surrounded by lush botanical garden. You get access to a large pool, spa and entertainment. It's also close to national parks.

Stayed in October 2022

We enjoyed literally, everything and would stay again.

Stayed in August 2022

Well as with 95% of Israelis their customer service is poor to non existent. By European standards theyd all be sacked. But that's not unique to this place. The room for the big price paid wasnt great. The shower was leaky and the bathroom wasn't clean, black mould on the shower door. The air con was very loud. The Kibbutz is isolated from any restaurants and their own 2 restaurants are grand but limited.

The location was excellent. The experience of being on a famous Kibbutz was good. The chalet was located around a lovely green botanical area. The breakfasts were very good, a large choice. Having a big well looked after pool was great and much appreciated. Also it is within an easy drive of Masada.

Stayed in September 2022

Airconditioning in lobby and concert hall not working so well.

I was. there to participate in a music retreat, long weekend. Food was good, staff helpful, clean, air Conditioning in rooms very good.

Stayed in September 2022

restaurant is bad

Stayed in August 2022

Breakfast was not good, if you can eat somewhere else. When we showered the whole Bathroom was under water, but apart from that nothing bad.

Beautiful Hotel, Nice Staff, Roomservice, definitely worth the money! Dead Sea right on your doorstep.

Stayed in August 2022

food was ok

Stayed in August 2022