EVE by Adam Hotels

This hotel was cheap compared with most hotels in Eilat. The room was OK and the breakfast was OK, the hotel is between the bus station and the airport terminal in what is called the Shalom Centre. This shalom centre was at one time about 100 shops but now many of them are empty. The entrance to the hotel is a bit obscure and looks a bit scruffy where locals stand for a smoke break. There is also a disused Sex Shop right by the entrance, won't be going there again.

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights during the lowest season possible, so the occupancy was at 25-30%. Since it was a business trip and we barely spent any time in the room, we did not care about it as much. It was reasonably clean, as was everything else. The only word that comes to mind is average. Everything, beginning with service and ending with facilities was average. With the exception of price and food. For such a season the price was a bit too much and the breakfast was just dreadful. With the occupancy at 17% (thanks to a 10-day occupancy chart left by hotel employee I did not have to guess) for breakfast we were served a few kinds of bread, a cook was making eggs for order and a coffee machine was operating. Next 2 days when the occupancy went up to 25-30% we were left with terrible white toasts as our only bread option and overcooked boiled eggs. As for coffee - the staff just covered the coffee machine so it would appear to be out of order while at the same time all hotel employees would come, raise the cover and make themselves some coffee. Overall, I would give this hotel a solid 2, because I didn't expect much to begin with.

Upon booking this hotel i read reviews which stated that it was ok but not really up to standard, well i was pleasantly surprised, it was very clean and comfortable, and it's located very close to the beaches and the main shopping areas, although the food at the complimentary breakfast wasn't the best, i'd still rate them very good for the price.

a little worn, but clean hotel located in the centre of Eilat. good breakfast

Okay..let me start by saying that this hotel appears to be so much more than it is on line. If you are from the U.S. it is on par with a Motel 6. Unfortunately for us, there was a party going on the first night and we had to get up very early for our tour to Petra, so we did't get a good nights sleep. Make sure to bring all of your toiletries with you because only liquid soap is available for shower. Breakfast buffet was good and they were very nice to pack us a boxed breakfast for our tour.

Nice location; one block from the airport and a few minutes from a few attractions. The reception desk staff - for the most part - are not friendly. Although the greet you with the word "Shalom," they do not smile and they seem like they are in a bad mood. My room was dirty. The carpet was stained in several areas.

Very good motel with good service. Excellent breakfast and staff serving food. Great location in center of town close to the beach and bus station all an easy walking distance. Small balcony lets fresh air in but too small to sit. Pool was not heated so beach was warmer. Would come back again. I booked on expedia and was pleased all around.

The hotel had a close location to the beach and city center. The beds were amazing, but I missed the bath products.

This hotel has management that seems to care, somewhat, handles most issues with some care. Has a pool that is clean, but has music so loud that some people would consider overwhelmingly ear busting decibels, and as well the people running the pool area seems to not care one bit as they are just caring about the kids without thinking about the same people's ear drum damage.. Lastly, the management seems to allow other guests to abuse staff at the desk and the security is told to not interfere as we need business, but the staff feels helpless as it is just business. Other than that the travel desk operators do not feel good enough to have proper tours, that do not pick up at the C-Hotel , but options are take a bus or rent a car, not very efficient if you like to pay $7.71 shekels for fuel, gas or $6.21 for diesel..

This is definitely not what we were expecting. We weren't looking for a 5 star hotel just something moderate for a one night stay on our way to Petra. Based on the previous reviews we thought this would be sufficient. I'm no hotel snob but this was far from 3 stars. First, it is very hard to find the front of the hotel and when we did the parking lot was in a very shady/creepy alley. Second, the room smelled of smoke and some kind of air freshener, sprayed just to hide the smoke smell. The walls were filthy, the sheets had holes in them and the bath tub was covered in rust and hair. The small boxes on the bathroom counter I thought would be the usual soap, shampoo, lotion, etc. Instead it was 4 shower caps. The soap is a commercial dispenser on the shower wall. Needless to say I did not shower here. I wasn't expecting much but this was ridiculous.