Spa Hotels in Ein Gedi

this is beautifully decorated and located in stunning botanical gardens. there is nothing that Bar hasn’t thought about right down to providing hair ties , sewing kit and first aid kit in the bathroom to a beach bag in case you forgot one. kitchenette is well equipped also and Bar couldn’t be more helpful. Bar had even provided a lovely home made cake, fruit, milk and water for our arrival too. we just wished we could have stayed longer in this tranquil apartment and will definitely be back :)

We booked a deluxe room requesting a view. We had a large king size bed, a comfortable sofa, a very large bathroom and a balcony facing the entrance to Wadi Arugot. It was really lovely to relax on the balcony in the AM and PM. The breakfast buffet was exceptional. There was a huge selection of fresh fruit, veggies, salads, short order cook for eggs, cooked dishes including shakshuka (!), cereals, breads, yogurts and more. We chose to eat dinner at Ein Gedi kibbutz rather than driving to Ein Bokek for a meal at the mall. There was again, a huge selection of foods to please the vegans, vegetarians and omnivores. The Ein Gedi Botanical garden is so diverse with many exotic trees and plants. We really did not have time to use the spa or the swimming pools. Ein Gedi Kibbutz is quite close to several trails for hiking.

Rebecca is the best host! She'll help you with anything you need. The place was super pretty, and it even has a balcony with a view. Life at the Kibbutz is also definitely worth the stay.