Negev Desert Hotels with Hot Tubs

"Beautiful hotel, Breathtaking views and grade A service from all staff! C&N "

"Wonderful the breakfast is out of this world. Room with wonderful balcony overlooking the gorgeous pool, rooms clean coldly . Walking distance to the city activities. No beach would be the only down side but I’m not a beach person so doesn’t really matter. No complimentary water and a little skimpy on the toiletries ( two people but only one bottle of each shampoo/conditoner etc) trivial but would be nice to be able to say this place is really spectacular. Spa was nice , not the best in the world but for just a massage it was perfect. I’ll be back here again for sure . Super value for your money !"

"Best hotel in Israel! Best service from all the staff everywhere, great food, great facilities, spacious rooms, clean.. really dobr have anything bad to say, loved it!"

""I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Queen of Shiba Hotel, and I was thoroughly impressed! From the moment I arrived, the staff were warm and welcoming, making me feel right at home. My room was spotlessly clean and comfortable, with a stunning view of the surroundings. The hotel's amenities, were top-notch and perfectly maintained. But what really made my stay special was the attention to detail and thoughtful touches throughout the hotel. From the delicious breakfast buffet to the friendly and helpful concierge service, I felt like I was treated like royalty. If you're looking for a relaxing and indulgent getaway in Eilat, look no further than the Queen of Shiba Hotel. I can't wait to return!""

"Great hotel and wonderfull service even during the war"

"Good hotel! But a lot of people in the pool and the elevator can be confused"

"The staff were friendly, welcoming and spoke good English. The rooms were comfortable and tended to daily. The swimming pool was nice although only open during certain hours. The breakfast was definitely the low point of the hotel. Very poorly managed and understaffed. The scrambled eggs had developed a crust from being under a hot tray for too long. The pastries were also kept under hot lights, which rendered them hard and dry, this was every single morning. The egg cooking station was often unmanned and left on, so that the smell of smoke and burning debris could be smelled. Nothing was labled, so everything was a guess. The coffee station was one machine and was manned by the restaurant manager so there was a constant queue for hot drinks.. certainly something to look into. Also with regards to parking, the hotel have a function facility for weddings, so parking after the afternoon into the night is really an issue, as its free for customers. Hotel was overpriced, but unfortunately there was no other option. "