We got a good deal for this hotel but I read the mixed reviews and had some misgivings before we got there. This hotel used to be a Sheraton but is no longer so don't expect Sheraton standards. The hotel has seen better days but if you don't look too closely at the holes in the upholstery, you can have... more

Beautiful grounds with immediate direct access to Dead Sea make for a spectacular setting but the reasonably sized rooms, all with sea-facing balconies, are not well designed and are clearly in need of repair, e.g., the television set sits squarely in front of and blocks the room mirror; holes in the bathroom wall seem to indicate there was once a... more

This used to be the best hotel near the dead sea. It also used to be a Sheraton until recently, and it's no wonder the Sheraton decided to keep their quality brand name and stay away from this hotel. It's hard to understand how does hotel management allow their property (which I believe is rate as 4 stars) to be... more

Israel withdrew from the international hotel ranking system over ten years ago, and since then, hotels there have been ranking themselves as they see fit. The result may not always be reliable. The Dead Sea Moriah Plaza is a good example. Its Hebrew-language website (http://www.hotels.co.il/HOTELSMain/Hotels/hotel.cfm?hotelID =392) presents it as a five-star hotel, the Daka90 website (the Israeli version of lastminute.com)... more

Well o well - where does one start with this Place! On a recent Fly/Drive Holiday To Israel - stopped at the hotel for four days over the Christmas Break An as we were travelling from Eilat to Jerusalem we wanted to do the Dead-Sea Exp. & the proximity of the resort to Masada meant it was a obvious choice.... more

My wife and I have just spent the last weekend in the Moriah Plaza hotel in the Dead Sea. All I can say about the other reviews is that they are mistaken. The hotel was clean, well kept and fully air-conditioned. The very spacious rooms were spotlessly clean as were the bathrooms. The hotel staff were helpful and very friendly.... more

I did not choose this hotel as I was with a group of friends and when I read the reviews on tripadvisor, I was really worried about our weekend. I went with the knowledge that the hotel was dated and that it needed work. Having said that, the location, access to the sea, pool, and dining room more than made... more

I have recently returned from a visit to Israel and stayed in several hotels over a period of two weeks. We stayed at several Sheraton Hotels and I had an expectation that was met at some and sorely missing at others !! The Sheraton Moriah the the Dead Sea was one such case. It has a perfect location with it's... more

I arrived at the Sheraton Moriah Dead Sea with my family. My first impression was, the Dead Sea is magnificent, the outside of the hotel a bit outdated but I'm sure the Sheraton on the inside is very clean, boy was I wrong. I proceeded to my room. I came with family and was happy after the drive from Jerusalem... more