This boutique hotel sits a bit outside Eilat towards the Egyptian border, but it’s not far at all — about 15 minutes from the big hotel blocks in central Eilat. It’s directly on beach and has a really nice, intimate atmosphere. We didn’t use the pool, but we took full advantage of the free snorkel gear and went straight into the Red Sea — perfect. If you enjoy snorkeling or kitesurfing, this is the place to be. They have a small restaurant that also serves breakfast, and the food was fantastic. Service varied a little depending on who was on duty, but overall the team was friendly. Some staff even seemed curiously interested in having non-Israeli guests. Parking right next to the hotel was a big plus. My family really enjoyed the stay. They set up an extra bed for our son without any fuss. One thing to watch out for in Israel: many places charge 20–30% of the room rate extra for a child and. are strict on it. I had booked for three people on Trip.com, but it didn’t show up correctly in their system. Once I showed them the confirmation everything was sorted quickly.Breakfast was excellent too. I didn’t take any pictures myself, but the ones on Trip.com are accurate. All in all, a great little boutique stay that we genuinely liked. Would go back there for sure.
