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Ein Gedi Guest House

At a Glance

    Pros

  • informative staff
  • serene oasis atmosphere

    Cons

  • some dingy rooms
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Ein Gedi Guest House Review

Surrounded by a spectacular botanical garden with baobab trees, rare cacti, and hundreds of species of topical flora, this inn is nestled between 1,600-foot-high cliffs and the Dead Sea. Accommodations range from simple rooms to deluxe suites with terraces overlooking Nahal Arugot. Rates include breakfast, another full meal, and unlimited entry to the nearby Ein Gedi Spa, to which there's a free shuttle throughout the day. Sitting by the large swimming pool in the adjoining kibbutz, you're likely to meet some gregarious members or volunteers who have come from all over the world.

    Hotel Details

  • 148 rooms.
  • Rate includes some meals.
  • Credit cards accepted.
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