Herods, Dead Sea

After a long day of touring, at the Herods Dead Sea Hotel you will enjoy an exotic and relaxing time that will recharge you with new refreshing energy. During your tour you will enjoy all of the best amenities in the Dead Sea, Earth's lowest elevation on land. Located next to a calm beach resort, facing the breath-taking scenic view of the Edom Mountains, you are guaranteed to enjoy a magical vacation full of relaxation and serenity. The devoted staff will be more than happy to welcome you among their guests. You will take full advantage of their outstanding gourmet cuisine, exclusive spa resort and enjoy the state of the art architectural complex in which the Hotel is situated.

• A private beach offering magical moments of serenity
• Modern Spa with Health & Beauty treatments
• A culinary experience
• VIP parlor
• Heated Water Pool
• Heated Sulfur Pool
• Sweet Water Pool open all year (not heated in the winter)
• Jacuzzi pools
• Turkish bath-house
• Natural solarium
• Mud masks, mud baths and Hydrotherapy
• Wet and dry sauna
• Free Wi-Fi

Light meals and snacks are served around the clock in the lobby that overlooks the sea.

Herods Dead Sea Spa is a luxurious Spa complex with an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, natural solarium, wet and dry sauna, beauty parlor, Turkish bath-house, a sulfur pool and well-equipped gym. An assortment of therapeutic, leisure and complementary body treatments that combine the minerals of the Dead Sea are available, including mud masks and baths, and Hydrotherapy. The treatments are all performed in special rooms by the utmost professional and skilled practitioners.

Body-building and body-sculpting lessons, stretching classes, guided aerobic classes, pool and water games, salsa workshops, belly dancing, folk dancing, walking on crutches workshop, extreme sports and tournaments.

The hotel is just a short distance from ancient biblical and historical sites such as:

• The stronghold of Masada: Masada was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2001. The site commemorates the last stand of the Sicarii, Jewish zealots from the era of the great rebellion against the Romans.
• Qumran: approximately 40 miles north of the hotel, you will find the ancient home of the Essenes, a Jewish sect that had a way of life similar to that of the early Christians. Today, Qumran is famous for the caves in which the sealed Dead Sea Scrolls were found. The scrolls are now on display at the Israel Museum.
• Ein Gedi Reserve: Ein Gedi is unique nature reserve that includes rare flora and fauna from different climate areas. The David Stream flows through the reserve, forming waterfalls and pools surrounded by greenery. In the south of the reserve, there is a hiking trail alongside the Arugot Stream, which includes waterfalls, freshwater pools and varied vegetation. Sedom Mountain and the Flour Cave: one of the world’s most amazing natural wonders - a mountain of salt. Next to Sedom Mountain at the Perazim Stream are a number of natural caves, including the Flour Cave, which will leave you covered in a light dusting of floury chalk.