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1. Leonardo Club Hotel Dead Sea

Tamar

All-inclusive beachfront bliss at Leonardo Club offers private shore access, pools, and indulgent spa escapes.

30 Aug - 31 Aug

2. Ein Gedi Kibbutz Hotel

Tamar

1 Sept - 2 Sept

3. Noga By Isrotel Collection

Tamar

5 Aug - 6 Aug

Premium bedding, down duvets, minibar, in-room safe

4. Royal Beach Tel Aviv by Isrotel exclusive

Tel Aviv Promenade

1 Sept - 2 Sept

5. The Inbal Jerusalem

Mishkenot Sha'ananim

29 Aug - 30 Aug

Seasonal outdoor pool, pool umbrellas, pool loungers

6. The Setai Tel Aviv, a Member of the leading hotels of the world

Tel Aviv Promenade

15 Aug - 16 Aug

2 outdoor pools, pool umbrellas, pool loungers

7. Yam Suf by Isrotel Collection

Eilat

3 Aug - 4 Aug

8. Prima Kings Hotel

Jerusalem City Centre

8 Aug - 9 Aug

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Top Israel Hotel Reviews

Ink Hotel Tel Aviv

10/10 Excellent

"A hotel with staff that cares about your stay, extremely friendly, and helpful in all situations. The room was very nice! Huge comfy bed! Nice rooftop pool and very good restaurant downstairs. Great location, and I couldn’t have been happier with my stay here."

Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem

8/10 Good

"The hotel is beautiful and the rooms are very nice, comfortable beds and pillows. Amazing breakfast with everything one can think of. The only thing is the staff is extremely unwelcoming, many of them give the feeling that if you ask something it's a burden for them. Unwilling to service even though this is their job and that's what they are there to do. I love the hotel and the property but I will probably not come back to this hotel and I will choose another of many good hotels in Jerusalem."