4/5 Nahim F. 8 months ago on Google
While
the
Herods
at
the
Dead
Sea
may
look
a
tad
plain-Jane
on
the
outside
with
its
simple
brown
hues,
and
a
seemingly
bashful
revolving
door
that
decided
not
to
twirl
for
us,
the
inside
was
a
whole
different
story
-
clean,
welcoming,
and
queue-free
by
3:30pm!
Initially,
our
room
(121)
felt
like
a
scene
from
a
moody
noir
film
–
no
balcony,
dimly
lit.
A
little
tip:
dodge
this
room
if
you
can.
But
here's
the
plot
twist:
a
chat
with
the
front
desk
and
voila!
We
had
a
room
with
a
balcony
and
a
serene
Dead
Sea
panorama.
Plus,
they
threw
in
this
upgrade
on
the
house.
Sweet!
The
room?
Decent.
Fresh
bed,
pristine
sheets,
standard
furniture
-
no
tales
of
wear
and
tear
here.
Paint
job
might
need
a
do-over.
The
bathroom
was
pretty
neat
with
a
rain
shower
that's
worth
singing
about.
Though,
space-wise,
felt
like
the
shower
should've
hit
the
gym
for
some
gains.
There
was
this
peculiar
aroma
lurking,
more
apparent
when
the
AC
took
a
break.
A
plumbing
saga
perhaps?
Noted
it
to
the
staff,
fingers
crossed.
Beach
access?
A
hop,
skip,
and
jump
away.
Breakfast?
A
smorgasbord
of
yumminess
without
much
fuss.
The
real
winner?
Floating
in
the
Dead
Sea,
indulging
in
its
salty-muddy
spa-like
embrace.
Pure
bliss.
So,
would
I
give
Herods
a
thumbs
up?
It's
a
yes...
with
a
side
of
maybe.
Given
the
price
tag,
a
little
more
attention
to
detail
wouldn't
hurt.
But
then,
for
the
Dead
Sea
rendezvous,
it’s
a
decent
pick!