Royal Dead Sea Hotel
Panoramic Dead Sea views, Dead Sea water indoor pool
Panoramic Dead Sea views, Dead Sea water indoor pool
Lagoon-style outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Moroccan-style spa
Dead Sea water indoor pool, Extensive spa and wellness facilities
Private infinity pools, Greek-inspired dining experiences
Tranquil desert oasis setting, Outdoor cascading swimming pools
Spacious new wing rooms, Heated outdoor Olympic swimming pool
Dead Sea saltwater pools, Shaked Restaurant dining experience
Panoramic Ein Bokek views, Dead Sea water swimming pool
Spacious rooms with Dead Sea views, Diverse swimming pool complex
Gender-separated swimming options, International buffet dining
Unparalleled clifftop sea views, Mineral-rich indoor and outdoor pools
Panoramic Dead Sea view rooms, On-site mini water park
Panoramic sea view balconies, Garden rooms with shared pools
Suites with private pool access, Gourmet à la carte dining
Private balconies with sea views, Outdoor pool and solar solarium
Mountain-view balconies, Pastoral evening illumination
Convenient car and bicycle rental, Tranquil Dead Sea retreat
Garden rooms with mountain views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Desert-edge hospitality experience, Indoor heated swimming pool
Masada plateau desert setting, Outdoor swimming pool
Private balcony or terrace rooms, Desert-inspired architectural design
Authentic Bedouin desert hospitality, Desert animal rides
Panoramic sea and mountain views, Outdoor fireplace and picnic area
Desert-edge retreat experience, Rooms with private spa baths
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The Dead Sea is a geological anomaly that is bordered by Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian West Bank. Situated in a rift valley between the African and Arabian tectonic plates, this inland lake lies at an elevation of 1,385 ft below sea level—the lowest point on Earth. The waters of the Dead Sea, fed primarily by the River Jordan, have very high concentrations of mineral salts. Despite its name, the lake is not entirely ‘dead’ in that it contains small quantities of microscopic life. The Israeli shores of the Dead Sea are famous for their spas and resorts, archeological sites, and industrial plants. The mineral salts, therapeutic muds, buoyancy of the water, increased atmospheric pressure, hot springs, reduced ultraviolet radiation, and relative lack of airborne pollens and allergens combine to make the lake popular with tourists seeking a healthful retreat. Archeological treasures spanning the centuries offer glimpses into the past, providing visitors with opportunities to walk in the footsteps of King David near Ein Gedi, skirt the perimeter of Roman siege formations at Masada, and enter the scriptorium of scribes who penned the Dead Sea Scrolls at Qumran.
Dead Sea is a top attraction in Ein Bokek, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Dead Sea, including popular choices like Prima Spa Club Dead Sea, Oasis Spa Club Dead Sea Hotel - 18 Plus, Oasis Dead Sea, Hotel Spa Club, Hotel Dead Sea Gardens.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Dead Sea, Petra Shopping Center, Lot's Wife pillar, Masada National Park, Bar Yehuda Airfield, all within a convenient distance from Dead Sea.