If you are a family that don't mind shouting israelis, unpleasant staff and old-fashioned rooms in bad condition - Club Hotel Eilat might be something for you. When we arrived at the check-in the clerk tried to give us other rooms than what we had booked - but at the same pricelevel. After a long wait we managed to get... more

We arrived a bit early and the unfriendly staff told us to wait a few mintues until the room was ready, we ended up waiting 1,5 hours in the lobby, without any excuse from the hotel. When we entered the room, there were no towels and no baby crib as we requested before our arrival. The rooms are old and... more

Club Hotel Eilat is a large timeshare hotel. We only stayed for 4 nights, as we only had a short amount of time and wanted to see Jerusalem. This was my first time in Israel, I really enjoyed it. The staff were very helpful and although we arrived about 10am, which was very early, there was no problem getting into... more

Like everything in life, what you think of the Club Hotel depends on your expectations. Yes, the Club is somewhat of a nightmare; it is noisy, raunchy, and generally low class. But that's just how Eilat is; it is Blackpool, Essex, and MTV all rolled into one. You could probably pay twice what we paid for the Club to stay... more

We arrived little too early in the day but the helpful staff arranged that we could get our room immediately. There was a surprise: a bottle of good local wine and a bottle of fresh water (very good for thirsty travellers). The bedroom was nice, we enjoyed the balcony with view over the garden and pool area. We loved the... more

We have stayed in timeshare accommodation all around the world, and this was the worst we have ever experienced. We were assigned a 1-bedroom apartment which was smaller than a typical studio-apartment. The small bedroom was only just bigger than a standard-size double bed. There was an uncomfortable sofabed and a small fold-out bed in a box which was also... more

This is a large apartment hotel set to look like a ship including port holes on interior doors and public areas like the lobby laid out like a public areas and staircases on large luxury ships. Not as glitzy as most ships though. We went as a family of 5, two adults, a grandparent and 2 young children in a... more

For the entire time of our stay (in a horrible, old, dingy room in a loud corridor), not one of the front desk staff could provide any piece of information. They were all wearing "training" badges (with not a single manager in sight) and claimed that they had no idea where anything was located (even the most famous restaurants or... more

This is a huge hotel complex. The number of rooms quoted on Tripadvisor (135) cannot be correct. The group of buildings is designed according to a ship theme, as well as the rooms. All rooms are suites with a living room (sofa bed) and bedroom (double bed). There is one bathroom with two doors, both from the bedroom and bathroom.... more