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 by Sharon
1. En Gedi guest house - Please check for details in this website: http://www.ngedi.com/guest_house.htm
2. Private rooms to rent (Tzimmers) - make sure to make the reservation by phone and not on line: http://www.zimmeril.com/sSearch_EN.asp?Stype=1&Sreg=7
3. En Gedi hostel - http://www.zimmeril.com/SiteShow_EN.asp?site_id=512 Theme: HostelAddress: On Road 90 on the way to Massada
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 Lot Hotel - En Boqeq by ophiro
With regular pool , spa - with sulfur pool , salt pool , sauna , jacuzzi ,. a private beach , nice people , good food.
Rooms with view to the mountains or to the sea.
Although it is not the best hotel in the area it is a very good one !
Sulfur pool , salt pool.
Theme: HotelComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: En Boqeq Directions: In front of the Petra Mall (the one with the mcdonald's)
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 by Sharon
http://www.nirvana.co.il/
https://israeltr.secure.powweb.com/lot-hotel.htm
http://www.lemeridien.com/israel/dead_sea/information_il1847.shtml
http://www.inisrael.com/hotels/deadsea/
About the dead sea water effect:
http://www.dead-sea.net/healing.htm
Spa's / Treatment facilities:
http://www.dead-sea.net/treatment.htm
http://www.dead-sea.net/spas.htm
Dermatological clinics:
http://www.dead-sea.net/dermatology.htm Theme: Other
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 Hyatt Regency Hotel, Dead Sea by Jackiekg
Views of the sea, swimming pools, mountains, palm trees. Theme: HotelPrice: US$40-80 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Ein Bokek, Dead SeaPhone: Tel: +972 8 659 1234Directions: The hotel is a two-hour drive from Ben Gurion International Airport, 90 minutes from Jerusalem and two hours from Tel Aviv.Website: http://deadsea.hyatt.com/deads/fact.html
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 by Sharon
Some of them are great ones such as Lemeridian, Golden Tulip, Radisson Moria etc'.
All those hotels offers a great Spa Services so if you're about to stay at the area for more then one day then better spoile your self and enjoy it all.
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The closest place to Masada to stay at is the Masada Guest House/Youth hostel. Our first impression wasn't good as we arrived at 12.30PM and were told that the room is not ready and we can check in only at 3.00PM. We drove to En Boqeq to kill time. (We drank tea and coffee, hung around, bought Dead Sea salt for bath and just waited.) We arrived a bit before 3.00PM and were told that the room is not ready... and we had to wait till 4.00PM to get the room! This was ridiculous. There were few other couples as well waiting for the rooms and they were real angry. Anyway, after we had got a room - and apologies from the management in form of a fruit plate to the room - we changed our attitude. The hostel has been built all new few years ago and it looks like a desert palace. The architecture is so beautiful and relaxing with desert colors and wonderful views to the desert and the Dead Sea. We got a room facing the sea. The room had shower/toilet, fridge, electric kettle and TV. Our stay included breakfast. The breakfast wasn't as grand as in Israel hotels, but there was lots of choice: eggs, salads, cheese, fruit, bread, and we were satisfied. On Shabbat night we went to hear the prayers at the synagogue and it was so moving to hear Jews praying by Masada after nearly 2000 years of the events there.
We didn't pay for the stay as we got it from work, but I saw that a double room including breakfast costs about 350 NIS per night. It is worth it! And I would definitely go back.
Like a palace in the desert. Beautiful!
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