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2. Ramon Garden עם חדר ממד
Ramon Garden עם חדר ממדMitzpe Ramon
£614
14 Aug - 15 Aug
Top Mitzpe Ramon Hotel Reviews
Daroma by Isrotel Collection
10/10 Excellent
"The hotel reopened recently after an extensive renovation. For the money, this is easily the best hotel in the area. There are three sized rooms. Couples and families should avoid the smallest category. The staff were outstanding. Everyone from the front desk, dining room and room cleaning staff. Understanding, accommodating, and they understood my English. Their breakfast alone is reason to stay here! Great location; close to town center. Bus stop across the street. Free parking nearby."
Ramon Suites Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Great pool. Such friendly staff!"
Beresheet by Isrotel exclusive
10/10 Excellent
"Amazing and helpful staff. Pool and gym are state of the art. All foods being kosher are a big plus, breakfast buffet is amazing and fresh as well as the drinks pool side. You are Litterally in nature overlooking one the most amazing creations god has made"
Carmey Avdat Farm
10/10 Excellent
"Very special place, hard to describe its natural beauty and uniquely charming atmosphere. Wonderful owners with great artistic tastes and accomplishments, love of nature, and appreciation of the majestic serenity of the surrounding desert, coupled with excellent and comfortable room and culinary amenities. The staff are full of smiles and smart guidance, service is prompt and efficient. Breakfast is sumptuous without excess, kitchen and eating areas accessible at all times, and there’s an honor system for self-help to fruits and snacks and pizza! But to really understand how special it is, go and enjoy. Oh, and when you’re there, please say hi to “D’vash,” a honey-colored (Hebrew speakers will understand) canine who kept us company on our terrace while we sipped morning coffee amid the serenity of the surrounding hills. "