When night falls-over the region, the view is no less breathtaking than during the day. On a clear night you can see the horizon meeting the Mountains of Moab. The moonlight reflected on the water of the Dead Sea sparkles in a thousand flashes of light. The soothing rhythm of the waves and the caressing breeze are nature's nightly lullaby to guests. The guesthouse has 120 comfortable rooms set in the botanical gardens and green lawns of the kibbutz.
Guests can choose full or half board, with an exc ellent kosher menu.
Rooms are air-conditioned and have a telephone, cable television and facilities to make coffee. Guests can also join guided tours of the botanical garden, the cactus park, the nature reserve, Nachal David, the antiquities of the Ein Gedi National Park and sailing on the ship, 'Lot's Wife'. And of course, the Ein Gedi Spa, the ultimate treat, is an international tourist's attraction. In the evening, guests can gather at the local bar for a beer, and to relax or enjoy a show, listen to a lecture, dance - or whatever takes their fancy. There are a variety of activities for children, including playing fields and the swimming pool.