Ramada Resort by Wyndham Dead Sea

Although the property is literally hidden and hard to find, the services they provide from the front desk to the staff are all high standard. The room was very clean and very comfortable. The only one issue I did have, unfortunately: the vast majority of the room and the balcony had broken tile. Not like small parts here and there, but literally tile missing throughout the unit, tile that cracks as you walk on it, tile that moves up & down.. you get the idea. Now even though there is no restaurants or stores within walking distance, they have a store downstairs and a restaurant, which had pretty good food. Prices of course will not be the same like the local stores. I would definitely come back here again.

Beautiful and comfortable resort. Friendly staff, rooms are spacious and clean. Free bus shuttle to the beach

People can smoke in the building. Fountains have green rotten looking water. They X-ray your luggage to make sure you have note one bottle of water on you and if you do they try and take it from you. Staff kind of rude.

Dinner was more expensive then room

I forgat my watch insidcthe room and they refus to let me in again after 2 pm after i checked out and i lost it. The air codition was not working so it was warm night

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The staff were very friendly and helpful, we were early for checking in and were given passes to use the facilities until the room was ready. There was a mini bus which took you to the beach so you could have a dip in the dead sea and have a mud bath if you so wished. At dinner time when we asked about restaurants a member of staff escorted us to the buffet restaurant.

Nice clean hotel next to Dead Sea. Room with balcony overlooking the Dead Sea but nothing much around the area to visit part from the Dead Sea and outside including coffee house during breakfast one is not spared from being swarmed by flies. Nice swimming pools.

Everything went well. Only hitch you are at the mercy of the hotel when it comes to booking taxis and they over charged

Ramada at the Dead Sea has seen better days. The structure feels old and everything needs a deep deep clean. It is price competitive, but the more expensive Marriot, Hilton, and Kempinski are better value. The Ramada is 600m from the Dead Sea. There is a shuttle bus, or you can walk the way down which feels like walking over the surface of Mars. Once at the Dead Sea the bay is subject to waves and choppiness - the hotels on the East shore have better beaches. The rooms ending 43 (suites with view over the Sea are significantly better than the standard rooms if you must stay here at all. Staff are extremely accommodating and friendly