Overall we had a great vacation. The location and the swimming pool are amazing. But that's about where it ends. Going by the reviews, many people have had the same experiences as we did here. The service is non existent and at times rude (and I say this as an Israeli). For a place that's so secluded which is part... More

The worst service i ever encountered. personal are the worst I've seen. the rooms are a bit old and lack Maintenance. breakfast was average or less. not as we know in Israelis hotels. will never return to this hotel.

Very expensive hotel for what you getting, the hotel rooms are so outdated, broken tiles, black grout around tub, duct tape on carpet, leaking ceiling, smelly toilets. some rooms at higher floors are nice, but you will end up paying more then double for this room. Hotel view and pool area are great.

stayed at this eilat classic hotel a few times including this past March. even taking into account high season for the Passover holiday it is too expensive. the hotel is in a great location if you value swimming in the breathtaking Red Sea with private beach and reef. This means that the hotel is a bit isolated from the main... More

We stayed at the hotel for 3 nights in March and after searching for a while for a nice hotel looking at all comments and criticisms etc of all the hotels in Eilat, we just decided to go for this one. But it turned out to be the most beautiful holiday possible. The hotel is very uniquely positioned, it has... More

The hotel is very very expensive. Location gorgeous, hotel beautiful. Other than this : no value for money. Maintenance issues both in rooms and in public areas, aesthetics issues, stuff broken, rust etc. Lousy service by most staff although we did enjoy a few star employees. Too few.... Sadly no value.

It wos family Pesah hollydays.Thery nice place. Good and kindly service. Russian and Franch friendy. Nice place to go with kids. Big rooms and exsellent view. but little bit complicated with a baby... not much space for baby bed... Will go again

?A well catered hotel The rooms are bright and airy and comfortable and the food excellent. The confeence centre a little stuffy and acoustics not the best.. One needs transportation to get to the city centre

We booked the Princess for 2 nights off season in March. In general our stay was very positive. Location: Remote and isolated, which has its advantages but requires transportation to anywhere. Reception area: Lobby is huge, and reminded me of a deserted airport terminal. Impressive but lifeless. Staff: OK, not very knowledgeable about the attractions in the area, nothing exceptional.... More