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"David Dead Sea Resort & Spa, formerly as the Le Méridien of Starwood, has all it should be as a high end resort like hotel. The guest room has been renovated, but the public area did not. Floor tiles on the elevation hall are broken. The open air car park, has all car burn. And there is no direct access to the beach, even though it is just 50 meter away from Dead Sea."

"This is a modern hotel, but not one of the newest in Ein Bokkek. It is spit into two hotels , One of which is the Spa Hotel. We stayed there and enjoyed the unique hot ( bath tub temperature ) pool filled with water from the Dead Sea just across the way. There are Saunas, Turkish Baths ( Hamam ). The breakfast if a large buffet style and the dinner which is recommended is also buffet style with a wide mix of salads and vegetables. The front of house staff in the front reception seem a little disorganised and unfriendly but as a spa-use there is a second reception with friendly personal service. I think children under 13 are not admitted."

"This hotel is great in every way---amenities, breakfast, service, spa, cleanliness. We had a super lovely room, 2 Queen sized bed, a jacuzzi and a balcony ---- one could not ask for anything more. Another plus for the hotel---- the 4 elevators were so efficient--never waited more than 10 seconds and the hotel was totally full. My husband went for the mud wrap treatment and said the therapists were super. I enjoyed the salt water pools---indoor and outside- and the public jacuzzi . All in all, this was a terrific vacation and the hotel made it so. PS--We read other reviews that were less than complimentary and wonder how they came to those conclusions. This Daniel Dead Sea hotel was 5 star all the way.... And when we did a hotel run walking north one evening, we were so happy, after seeing the others, that we had chosen the Daniel. The next evening we "drove" south to see the other hotels and again were glad the DANIEL was OUR hotel. "

"We spent three nights at this hotel at the beginning of February 2016. Having visited the Dead Sea on several occasions, the quality of hotel is particularly important to us as there is so little to do in the evening and the Ganim did not fail to deliver. The bedroom was clean and very spacious overlooking the Dead Sea and the staff were welcoming and, at all times, courteous and efficient. The buffet breakfast was excellent, as was the evening meal, although we only took this on our last night. Given there are so few food outlets in Ein Bokek, we will certainly consider taking half board accommodation when we make a return visit. The weather was too cold, at least for us, to use the outdoor pool, but this didn't bother us because we were more than happy with the indoor Dead Sea pools, jacuzzis and sauna! On our second night we were treated to some excellent entertainment in the form of a female duet - sadly, we don't know their names - but they really were very good and versatile and would put any X Factor winner, let alone finalist, to shame. If we have any complaint whatsoever, it is one which really was beyond the control of the hotel so we made no mention of it at the time - the bedroom had connecting doors to the room next door and we had the misfortune to have noisy neighbours. The 1.30am disturbance, however, was soon resolved by a loud knock on the connecting doors and an equally loud 'shut up' in Hebrew! This did not, though, detract from our level of satisfaction with the hotel and we shall be looking to make a booking for six of us in June - assuming we can get the same value for money."

"Pros: Best food I ever had Nice staff Great view Nice rooms Amazing pools and spa. They even have a salt water pool Cons: Need a shuttle to get to the Dead Sea beach (but they do provide a free shuttle every 20 min) The restaurant/kiosk at the pool is a rip off and the sellers there are rude The queue in the check in is long (took an hour to check in)"

"The hotel is conveniently located right beside the dead sea. Guests can go directly outside to enjoy the dead sea floating experience. They also have internal pools with dead sea water and good spa treatments available. "

"David Dead Sea Resort & Spa, formerly as the Le Méridien of Starwood, has all it should be as a high end resort like hotel. The guest room has been renovated, but the public area did not. Floor tiles on the elevation hall are broken. The open air car park, has all car burn. And there is no direct access to the beach, even though it is just 50 meter away from Dead Sea."