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Please advise on prices.
I watched tours to the Dead Sea.
And here is the difference in prices between August and October of 200-400 dollars, depending on the hotel.
Why is that?
How do prices fluctuate here and why? When is the most expensive period and when is the cheapest?
And yet, are there hotels on the Dead Sea from Israel?
I just want to visit MM and visit holy places.
Where is it better?
And here is the difference in prices between August and October of 200-400 dollars, depending on the hotel.
Why is that?
How do prices fluctuate here and why? When is the most expensive period and when is the cheapest?
And yet, are there hotels on the Dead Sea from Israel?
I just want to visit MM and visit holy places.
Where is it better?
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Until September they have a "low" season, then until February-March "high", the optimal hotel on the Dead Sea Movenpick Dead Sea SPA 5 *, all the rest are either more expensive (Kempinski-hotel and the territory is great but the prices are appropriate, Movenpick is inferior to him in terms of pools , the entrance to the sea and the luxury of the rooms (although the rooms in Movenpick themselves are very decent) The food in both hotels is at a fairly high level, the remote hotels of the Dead Sea are cheaper, but the rooms and infrastructure of the hotels are also appropriate from the cheaper ones, it is worth taking MARRIOTT DEAD SEA 5 * .
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answered 15 years ago
As for where it’s better, for me it’s better from the Jordan side, because the Dead Sea hotels on the Israeli side are an order of magnitude more expensive than Jordan ones, while the service at 5 * Movenpick is not inferior to Israeli hotels.
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answered 15 years ago
Prices fluctuate depending on the appetites of the hotel owners and teroperators: local and local. I know, there were great prices in May-June at Movenpick. But in general, you can look at the websites of Kempinski, Movenpick and Marriott hotels, where every week they give special offers for hotels of the chain. Well, it's clear that it's cheaper in summer and more expensive in winter. Although there are no seasons for MM. Of course, there are hotels on the Israeli side, but not right on the shore ... And the holy places are everywhere, from both banks of the MM. In the immediate vicinity of the hotels in Jordan - the place of baptism and Mount Nebo, a little further - other shrines. Well, if you want to go to Jerusalem, it will be expensive, even if it is within easy reach.
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