Hotels in de buurt van Onderwaterobservatorium en aquarium Coral World (Eilat)

'De bedden lagen niet lekker en de wifi was de laatste paar dagen heel slecht maar voor de rest was het in de buurt van het centrum en hadden we een lekker balkon waar we konden zitten'

'Een mooi en net appartement van binnen. Van buiten weet je eerst niet of je goed bent en je zit tussen de locals. Eenmaal binnen heb je dit totaal niet door. Het ligt op loopafstand van eigenlijk alles, de promenade, de beeldentuin, de bus en het strand.'

'Goed hotel. Uitstekend ontbijtbuffet. Bedden comfortabel. '

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'Clean rooms, Good brekfast , Feiendly personal even that some did not speak hebrew or english (cleaning team )'

'Everything was good 👍 '

'Very very clear and well decorated. We had our own toilet and shower. The breakfast food was tasty, healthy and lacto-ovo vegetarian. '

'redelijk hotel, interieur wat gedateerd en smoezelig'

'Got a different room Super dirty and small The guy (Yosef) in the entrance knows nothing about service, very rude In one word, DONT'

'Good place to stay for a very good price. The hotel is part of a large complex that mainly houses hotel staff and other workers. The hotel (or actually apartment) is located at the 7th and 8th floor. The staff is friendly and helpful. The apartments are quite spacious, well equipped, have modern facilities which include a good shower and a small kitchen. The beds are excellent. There’s a balcony with a nice view over Eilat. And it’s a quite place. You can also park your car for free on one of...

'We arrived at the hotel and were greeted by a Sea & Rent representative, only to be told that we were assigned a first-floor room—despite specifically booking a garden-level unit with direct access to the garden and pool. When we asked for an explanation, he casually told us the guests in the garden room had decided to stay an extra night. We expressed our frustration, pointing out that this wasn’t our issue, and his response was shocking: “It is what it is. You don’t want it? Goodbye!”—and then...