Couple and 4yo. We were there at the end of September. Overall we enjoyed the hotel. It is outdated but kept well. Rooms are spacious enough to not feel cramped. The pool is a bit small but still nice, it’s heated and clean. There’s a separate area near pool for kids with smaller also heated pool and playground. Then there’s green shaded by trees area which was very much appreciated by us. The path from pool goes to the private hotel beach on Dead sea. The hotel is clean, the stuff is nice. The food is ok. We had breakfast and dinner. Tried lunch once and it was not good. But we liked near pool bar for lunch, the food there is simple but surprisingly quite good. Of course the hotel has special pools in spa but we didn’t use those at all, so cannot comment on that. I have to say that it seems that average age there is above 60. Under 60 is quite an exception. But it gives chill and quiet vibe. There is a small mall nearby which is convenient. There’s enough parking right in front of entrance. We will be back :)

Went for a 1 day spa. They asked us to add money saying that they don't have any open slots for massages, but when we took the upgraded package (more expansive) they suddenly had open slots. The food selection was dull, and we had to add even more money to get a drink other than water. Some of the facilities are also at extra cost. Couldn't find parking spot at the location (the parking lot was full). All in all I expected more.

Lately we've spent a weekend in this hotel. The experience was wonderful and therefore I'd like to recommend Lot hotel to anyone considering a visit to the Dead Sea area. Accommodation: The room we've stayed in had a wonderful view to wake up to. I'll let the attached photo speak for itself. Apart from that, the room was highly comfortable, well maintained and equipped with all the necessary amenities. The only two reasons we found justified enough to leave the room were the swim in the sea, and a trip to the historical Massada. Service: The staff was very hospitable as well. From the security guys that welcomed us on the parking lot, thru reception and room service teams, and the dining room staff, everyone were very helpful and pleasant to communicate with. Food: As a foodie, another pleasant surprise was the food. Not only the variety was great, the taste was far from a standard hotel food. Pool: The swimming pool was impeccably clean and joyful to use. Enjoy! :)

Nice hotel. Only down side was parking lot is tiny. It is likely you will be forced to park 100-200 meters away on street or in shopping parking lot. Room was spacious and clean. Upgraded to sea view upon arrival which was nice. Had big patio door windows with clear view of Dead Sea and beach. Lots of pools indoors and outdoors. Including indoor heated Dead Sea water pool and indoor sulphur pool plus jacuzzi. They have a large outdoor heated pool was very popular even in winter and outdoor jacuzzi. As you are forced into half board, the breakfast and dinner are quite good. As it is a large hotel with hundreds of rooms, there is a very large selection of food at the breakfast and dinner buffets. One down side was there was no espresso or cappuccino available. Unbelievable in this day and age!

Food can be improved- but super close to dead sea , mall and has a great pool outside with shade on it and also pool inside with salt water ! Btw you better change something on the pool inside - because people wake up come there put towels on the chair and leave - then when some one else come in chairs look like all occupied but people just not there …. Please came sure you take of this …

I recently stayed at the Lot Hotel in the Dead Sea, and I must say I found it quite disappointing for the price. To begin with, there was no available parking on the hotel premises throughout our stay, leading to an additional cost of nearly $100 for public parking outside. The staff seemed rather rigid in their approach, and despite requesting a double bed, we were given two singles. The rooms were outdated and notably compact, with balconies barely large enough for a chair. The overall ambiance of the hotel reminded me of a geriatric hospital from the seventies, which was unexpected given the $350 per night price tag. Furthermore, the prices for spa treatments were exorbitant. It's worth noting that during our stay, the hotel was filled with noisy children, so if you're seeking a tranquil spa experience for adults, this might not be the best choice. In conclusion, I regret to say that I cannot recommend the Lot Hotel for the Dead Sea. For the amount you pay, one would expect a significantly better overall experience.

Wonderful experience! Super friendly manager and staff. Breakfast and lunch were super fresh and great taste. Comfortable beds, even better than a Hilton. Had a little issue with a repair beyond their control. Manager went above and BEYOND to accomodate. Highly highly recommend ! Super clean too. Best on the beach! Excellent customer service! Plus the lounge, amenities, and beach are A+++ !!

Excellent buffet lunch, and I don’t particularly like buffet lunches. The beach was well kept and not crowded at all in March. The area beside the pool is a nice place to sit on the grass under the trees.

The rooms are a bit smaller than usual but still as comfy as it gets. The service is top notch, everybody glad to help you and answer your questions. The location is great, no uphills or downhills, 1 minute walk from the mall. 5/5

Went for the day with another adult. The place is on the lower middle tier of dead sea hotels. Primarily serves older eater European clientele. The pool is fine for kids, Clean nice well maintained. There is plenty of area to set up in a lounge chair. Unlike many of the upper tier places the pool does jot have a view of the sea, instead is surrounded by trees and greenery. There are hammocks to lay in and a good bar near the pool that serves food (not only during limited hours). The spa includes a coyole types of saunas and a large indoor dead sea pool. There isn't quite enough natural light for me in the spa. Big plus there are essentially unlimited clean towels to use without any fussy gatekeepers. The food is standard 3 star Israeli hotel food. I'd say that it's not the best, there's no food experience here, but it's good. However, for the day booking it's massively overpriced at about 230 shekel per person. Way too much. There are also no drinks in the cafeteria outside of ice water. If you want a cola then you have to buy it extra at the hotel bar. Silly. The staff are effective and I hardly noticed them. The best part of this experience is the proximity to the nicest beach with the most blue water in the sea. It's really great, with an amazing view of the coast. Probably the single best beach on the sea. One issue, I left my hat unattended and it was missing when I returned. This really upset and guaranteed that I will not go back. Not the worst way to spend a day overall, but I'd prefer to just get food in the mall and use the free beach next store, since the added value of the spa is minimal.

Very enjoyable .food was good. spa a little too small for the amount of guests

The food wasn’t the best, the spa is too small for the amount of people. The drinking water is not filtered.

The hotel can use an upgrade but the spa is on point.

It was so hard to pick the right hotel from abroad. So glad we got this one. We loved every single thing about this hotel. The service was great, everyone was very polite and genuinely caring about our stay to be great. Genuinely kind to accommodate our kids. Tony and Lael at the front desk were very helpful and resolved our issues with the reservation. We stayed with our extended family ages from 0 till 70 and all enjoyed. We had the studio in the new wing and loved it. The food was above expectations. Truly. Every single day was such a celebration. The facilities were great and clean. The pools, the spa pools and the amazing proximity to the sea. Only issue was that the pillows were to big for us and hard to sleep on. If possible to have a variety of different pillows to fit all the guests, would be great.

The hotel is not new, and you can tell by the room furniture and carpeting that are a little old. Let's say they are not luxury rooms. The cleanliness of the room is impeccable, the bed comfortable, there are all the necessary toiletries and the kettle. A bottle of fresh water in the minibar would have been nice. My room had a small terrace with a nice view of the Dead Sea, very pleasant. The other big advantage of the hotel is that it has direct access, through a small garden, to a perfectly equipped private beach. The front desk staff is very friendly and cooperative. I had half board and breakfast, and dinner are buffet with lots of variety of good quality food.

Clean rooms, helpful staff, perfect location but, sadly dreadful food, absolutely awful. Hence the two star rating. For the price paid (a little over $750 US a night) and the lack of good alternatives other than dining in the hotel (breakfast & dinner) this was a true let down.

Good place The pool is big. The beach is near

Went here for a day trip. Good food, but service was 👎. Crowded pool.

Great location. Very old hotel with small rooms and ok service

My favorite hotel at the Dead sea for the location and the facilities. The Food is quite simple and it could be better.

Tiny rooms, excellent food, perhaps too good if you care about your weight. Good service