Milos Dead Sea

Location is beautiful!! Rooms are also very nice looking! Pretty clean and staff are nice.

Great location with a private beach, clean and updated rooms, excellent breakfast buffet

прекрасное местоположение. еда приличная.. персонал приветливый. всё было отлично...была 2 раза с разницей в 1.5 месяца

I do not recommend under any circumstances, I booked a room with a private pool, the pool was broken, full of garbage, bird droppings and black mold at the bottom, not suitable for use at all. The floor in the balcony was broken. There was no cold water in the pipes so it was not possible to flush the toilet or take a shower. Dining room meals were disappointing and gave us diarrhea. The manager on duty I spoke with was impatient and antagonistic, we felt that no one in charge cared enough about the faults we reported because they were not addressed. I received a refund for the pool but was not adequately compensated for the heartache. I could easily find a room without a pool for half the price they charged me in any other hotel in the area. After we left the hotel management offered a fifty percent discount on my next stay with them, a ridiculous offer. I explained to them that I am not going to spend any more of my money with them until they compensate me adequately for this nightmare called vacation.

The facility which is billed as a 5 star luxury experience is far from. It very basic at best. Too small for the number of people there. The showers are not that clean and very little space or privacy for getting dressed. The lunch was cafeteria style & quality. We will not return

Went here for a day trip to the spa and to use the facilities / beach. The highlight was the massages, which the Mrs and I agree were the best we have had in Israel. Everything else was generally a miss- the changing rooms were run down, there weren’t enough lounges around the pool, the pool restaurant didn’t open until 11:30 and the inside restaurants later than that. The beach is a public beach, but the “Dead Sea” in En Bokek is really a flooded salt flat which is exceptionally rough on one’s feet.