Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa

Dead Sea


The new Hilton opened in 2017 and is an impressive addition to the area. Rooms are expansive, in several discrete blocks, looking down to the swish pool area. The floating pontoon on the beach is a nice addition. Expect a high-end spa when the hotel is finally finished, and seven restaurants.

Day rates were yet to be fixed, but there are plans to offer day rooms for visitors rather than just beach and pool access.


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