Hotels met gratis ontbijt in Dode Zee

'Nice hotel, good facilities. Staff isn’t as helpful & friendly as you could expect.'

'Een leuke locatie aan de dode zee en perfect om de rondreis door Jordanië af te sluiten met 8 zwembaden. Uitgebreid ontbijt en een goede sfeer. '

'Hotel is mooi en ruim en het was heerlijk vertoeven zowe aan het zwembad als aan zee. Wat het hotel echt bijzonde rmaakt is het personeel. Ongelooflijk vriendelijk en dienstbaar. Niks is voor hen te veel, ze lossen werkelijk alles voor je op en leggen je in de watten. We kwamen van Kempinski Aqaba waar we 3 nachten verbleven en maar 1 nacht bij Marriott, ik had het liever omgedraaid want het was dag en nacht verschil. Het lunch en dinner buffet is echt een aanrader voor de prijs die ze ervoor...

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'We were very pleased with an upgrade to a room with view at sea. Friendly people at the reception, comfortable room, clean and everything we needed was present. Separate towels for the seaside were provided. Dinner and breakfast were very tasteful. We would stay here again!'

'We had a wonderful stay at the resort. Every staff member was incredibly kind and attentive, frequently checking in to ensure we had everything we needed. Their hospitality made us feel truly taken care of. Our room was clean, spacious, and had a large closet for luggage storage. Although we hadn't specifically booked a sea-view room, we were pleasantly surprised to receive one with a partial view, allowing us to enjoy beautiful sunsets. The resort offers excellent facilities, including multiple...

'La vue était belle, accès directe à la mer morte, avec massage boue et de sel. Personnel très bien'

'Very helpful staff (especially Manuel) but a few issues. They didn't seem to know I was coming so had to work quickly to fully prepare the room. But they did well and it was very comfortable - good airconditioning, lovely sunset view over the Dead Sea, comfy bed. Breakfast didn't happen at 8am as planned and there was still nobody to be seen when we had to leave at 8.30, so we put the key on the front desk and let ourselves out.'