We rested with my husband in mid-November 2009 for a week in Eilat (with a visit to Jerusalem and the Dead Sea) at the Laguna Hotel
The trip turned out to be very interesting, leaving many memories. Everything was organized perfectly, there were no hitches for the whole vacation - transfer, flight, guide and excursions.
In general, the hotel is very decent, there are a lot of advantages. Firstly, the All Inclusive system loved by many. Eating in the city is quite expensive, and it turns out very economically. At the same time, good food, there was always a choice. Secondly, the location of the hotel is convenient and you can walk to the city and close to the airport. The hotel is clean and comfortable, the staff is friendly. There is a swimming pool.
Of the minuses - there is no private beach (in fact, this is the norm for Israel). Almost all Eilat beaches are municipal, so take a towel and go to any nearest beach (5 minutes from the sea). But there is sand and palm trees everywhere, and to look at the corals you need to go on an excursion or take a car. Also, there are no entertainment activities in the hotel.
As for excursions - of course, you must definitely go to Jerusalem, very interesting. The Dead Sea did not cause any special impressions, but they bought cosmetics there. In general, we had a good rest - quiet and peaceful.
The trip turned out to be very interesting, leaving many memories. Everything was organized perfectly, there were no hitches for the whole vacation - transfer, flight, guide and excursions.
In general, the hotel is very decent, there are a lot of advantages. Firstly, the All Inclusive system loved by many. Eating in the city is quite expensive, and it turns out very economically. At the same time, good food, there was always a choice. Secondly, the location of the hotel is convenient and you can walk to the city and close to the airport. The hotel is clean and comfortable, the staff is friendly. There is a swimming pool.
Of the minuses - there is no private beach (in fact, this is the norm for Israel). Almost all Eilat beaches are municipal, so take a towel and go to any nearest beach (5 minutes from the sea). But there is sand and palm trees everywhere, and to look at the corals you need to go on an excursion or take a car. Also, there are no entertainment activities in the hotel.
As for excursions - of course, you must definitely go to Jerusalem, very interesting. The Dead Sea did not cause any special impressions, but they bought cosmetics there. In general, we had a good rest - quiet and peaceful.
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