Top 10 trending Dead Sea hotels

"I liked how the owner treats the guests...i did not like the it is a bit difficult to find the location."

"The Queen Plaza has no competition in Hebron really and not many western guests. This is unfortunate as the staff is good, the people in Hebron wonderful and the location is on a main business street that basically has everything. Strongly recommended."

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7 Jul - 8 Jul

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18 Jul - 19 Jul

1 bedroom, in-room safe, soundproofing, free WiFi

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8 Jul - 9 Jul

"The hotel was clean and comfortable. The staff were amazing! They are the kindest, most welcoming people. The hotel is a nonprofit that supports people with disabilities, so I felt even better about staying there."

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30 Jul - 31 Jul

"The best hotel ever! "

"Amazing and friendly staff"

"People - they are worm and welcoming all around the camp not only on the grounds of the property Location - gave me a new perspective on life in this region. "

"The hosts were really nice. They did everything they could, to make me feel good. When i will come back to Betlehem, i will come back here."

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6 Jul - 7 Jul

1 bedroom, in-room safe, soundproofing, iron/ironing board

"Overall the art was amazing and really unique "

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6 Jul - 7 Jul

1 bedroom, Egyptian cotton sheets, premium bedding, memory-foam beds

"The hotel staff are very friendly and caring. They speak good English and were genuinely interested in making the guests' stay pleasant and also providing information about the city. We did have a issue with the wrong room type when checking in, but the kind lady from the reception checked it for us and apologised for the mistake. Suite room is definitely worth paying some extra money for (modern and spacious). Breakfast was from 8am till 11am. The food choice for breakfast was rather limited,...

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5 Jul - 6 Jul

Minibar, in-room safe, desk, blackout curtains

"Up the spiral metal stairs, under the bougainvillea and the ripening pomegranates, we gain access to our simple room with its extraordinary view. At night, the distant hilltops sparkle with lights. And in the daytime these neighborhoods shine green and white—gardens and stone taken from the Judean hills on which they perch. Throughout the day the shadows and light are a changing vista, The green of Wadi Kelt and a trail leading to this oasis are visible from a little wooden deck. In the morning...