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please tell me a hotel in Israel with SPA
preferably all inclusive (breakfast, lunch, dinner) ... so that you can swim in the sea and go on excursions ...
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Where exactly, in what city? Or does it not matter? Many cities and hotels have a spa area, especially on the Dead Sea. If you mainly want to relax and go for treatments, then the Dead Sea is an ideal option. Unforgettable sensations, excellent health and cosmetic effect. But you won’t be able to swim especially: the salt level in the sea is so high that the water pushes it to the surface.
Each hotel has a spa area and a fresh pool where you can swim to your heart's content; hotels often have a tour desk that offers tours throughout Israel. It is my deep conviction that half board is an ideal option if you plan to have an active rest, go on excursions. After all, then you have half a day for any kind of recreation and you are not tied to the hotel because of lunch. We had enough of a hearty breakfast and dinner and a light snack for lunch during excursions, etc. In addition, they often offer lunch in a cafe on excursions, so you definitely won’t leave hungry.
On the Dead Sea, I stayed at the Gardens (ex Ganim) hotel, where the entrance to the SPA area is free, 2 pools with heated Dead Sea water, 2 jacuzzis, a fresh pool. In general, I liked it, the food is good, the rooms are decent.
Each hotel has a spa area and a fresh pool where you can swim to your heart's content; hotels often have a tour desk that offers tours throughout Israel. It is my deep conviction that half board is an ideal option if you plan to have an active rest, go on excursions. After all, then you have half a day for any kind of recreation and you are not tied to the hotel because of lunch. We had enough of a hearty breakfast and dinner and a light snack for lunch during excursions, etc. In addition, they often offer lunch in a cafe on excursions, so you definitely won’t leave hungry.
On the Dead Sea, I stayed at the Gardens (ex Ganim) hotel, where the entrance to the SPA area is free, 2 pools with heated Dead Sea water, 2 jacuzzis, a fresh pool. In general, I liked it, the food is good, the rooms are decent.
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answered 14 years ago
Of course, not 5 stars, the furniture is a bit "tired", but in general - a very, very decent hotel that is worth the money. My Israeli friend, who is not constrained by funds and can afford a more expensive hotel, most often stays there.
True, the hotel is not for youth, mostly elderly people and people with skin diseases come, there are no discos on the Dead Sea as such, but there are all conditions for complete relaxation.
If you are interested in Eilat, I will write more later (I stayed there in 2 hotels).
True, the hotel is not for youth, mostly elderly people and people with skin diseases come, there are no discos on the Dead Sea as such, but there are all conditions for complete relaxation.
If you are interested in Eilat, I will write more later (I stayed there in 2 hotels).
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you very much for your answer!) I was very interested in this hotel... the city is not important to me.... I'm still thinking about a sanatorium... Please write the full name of this hotel.
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answered 14 years ago
Hotel "Dead Sea Gardens" (formerly "Ganim"), here is the link to booking.com:
http://www.booking.com/hotel/il/isrotel-ganim-dead-sea.ru.html?sid=5f771776c9ff26f46b24f7959bbeb352;dcid=1;srfid=01626cc4965110649f3f cad2197f32f0X9
http://www.booking.com/hotel/il/isrotel-ganim-dead-sea.ru.html?sid=5f771776c9ff26f46b24f7959bbeb352;dcid=1;srfid=01626cc4965110649f3f cad2197f32f0X9
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answered 14 years ago