It's a 5 star hotel, 424 US Dollars a night double room, all inclusive 1. small rook 2. small balcony (0,5 sq.m. = 5 sg.feet) 3. no mini bar 4. central A/C (without any possibility to adjust or turn off - we had to sleep with the balcony door open 5. surely not renewed since putting into operation 6. payable... more

These are the pros of Golden Tulip Ein Bokek: 1) the nicest and well-maintained strip of private beach on the Dead Sea. The sand is being raked daily, the beach is clean, with plenty of sunbrellas and chaise lounges, it even has some of the queen-size beach beds with canopies to lounge in. The water is pristine, the sea bed... more

what a mistake it was spending my vacation there,the place stinks like sewage ,the bathrooms are crawling with flies and insects and besides the overworked and understaffed waiters,the managment was sooo rude at the hotel .the food was terrible even the sodas whicl are all inclusive were watered down ,wouldnt recommend to my worst enemy ,really awefull experience there, the... more

My wife and two children stayed at this hotel recently as part of a two week visit to Israel. We chose this hotel because it has a private beach on the Dead Sea (and my wife loves the Dead Sea mud). It should be noted that there are two different Tulip hotels in Ein Bokek (one is this one -... more

I stayed here during my recent visit to Israel, and was travelling with a group (as part of a Holyland tour). We stayed for 1 night and I find the hotel to be pretty good. It's an all inclusive resort, with very decent room (I stayed at a double room on the 3rd floor) - which is spacious, clean and... more

Mes 2 soeurs et moi (entre 55 et 60 ans) avons réservées 3 jours pour nous retrouver enqsemble. Nous avons... more

Für uns war dieser Familienurlaub im vergangenen Jahr 2008 unser bisher mit Abstand beste Urlaub zusammen!Das erste Argument um nach... more