Stayed here for 4 nights for work conference. Excellent hotel with magnificent views of Red sea,2 huge pools and scuba hire place is just 200m away with crystal clear water and coral,tropical fish in abundance Too far from Eilat for tourists and no free wifi just doesn't cut it for a conference venue Charging for entry to gym and to... More

We arrived last Friday early afternoon. The check in was pretty fast and after around 15 minutes we were in our room on the 14-th floor. So far, so good. At the reception they didn't bother to inform us, that the price of our stay (775.00$, half board, 2 nights, 2 adults) DOES NOT INCLUDE : Wi-fi, unless you pay... More

We came for a family vacation, It was really good, Across the street my 3 year old looked at fish, The view is beautiful, The service and food is very good! More

Have just come back from stay in Princess hotel for weekend conference. It's good design , bad location , and strange concept of service. Initial impression is great looks smart plenty of space and clever use of position. Its NOT in the town it's about 10 minutes drive, there is free shuttle buss but last one was at 20:00. There... More

I stayed at the Princess hotel last weekend. Expecting a 3 starts hotel at a price of a 5 starts like in other Isrotel hotels, I was surprised to find a real 5* renovated hotel. The rooms were very nice and clean with new decor and furniture. The bed was comfy. And had nice view from the hotel's balcony. The... More

As some said before, it has been long since the hotel was renovated, however, having said that, all the rest was great. The pool area is very spacious with many sunbeds and shadow. The pool itself is big and divided into several small pools withconnecting waterslides. Altough we were on one of the most busy seasons, it was hardly noticed.... More

We booked a room for 2 adults and 2 kids, and got a small and unsatisfying room. 2 kids were out in a small and uncomfortable sofa bed. The rooms are old, looks like never been refurbished. Parts of the bathroom are disintegrating (see photos). The food is OK, but lacks refinement, and is not what you expect from a... More

I recently stayed at this hotel, which is in Eilat close to the border with Taba, Egypt. The hotel is unusually set on the side of a huge rock which gives it very pleasant ambience. I believe the hotel was due to be taken over, hence it seemed to be a little in need of refurbishing. The rooms were quite... More

It felt like being in a hotel at the seventies. The rooms are stale. The bed and pillows feels like too many people slept on them. The curtains of both the room and the show missing a few centimeters to be effective! wish it was different. Bad choice for a weekend away. More