Ramada Resort Dead Sea

Very isolated property that allows for a complete relaxation and disconnecting, has its own private beach as well as a decent pool. Very friendly and helpful staff. Fairly clean and OK amenities.

In need of an absolute serious need of a renovation. The hotel is completely outdated. Heavy signs of wear and tear all the abused furniture and amenities. Also keep in mind. The beach is not directly at the hotel. It is about 3 to 5 minute free shuttle ride from the hotel but it’s also walkable.

Staff and service

Not much clean

Sehr gut bewachte Anlage Upgrade auf gebuchtes Zimmer erhalten.

Wir hatten zwar dort kein Frühstück gebucht, aber gesehen dass es dort keine Tassen gibt nur Becher

The Petra Desert Dream Hotel seems to be a hidden gem! - The stunning views of the desert landscape and proximity to Petra's ancient ruins - The warm hospitality of Bakar who is the property owner, making you feel like you're in good hands - The comfortable and well-appointed rooms, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring - The peaceful atmosphere, allowing you to unwind and connect with nature

There is nothing to say

The swimming pool..the fast free shutle bus to the beach

Přátelské prostředí, vynikající kuchyně, vlastní pláž u Mrtvého moře

žádné stížnosti

I like the restaurant and quality of food

The location The cleanliness The bus for dead see Finally I asked the receptionist to give us any thing like welcome drink or sweets to surprise my wife because it was our wedding anniversary and he promised me it's ok .but nothing happened

Perfect place to relax!

The place was nearly empty in October, just a handful of rooms occupied. Facilities are okay, everything looks older than what it actually is (we guessed 1990's, in fact it's 2010's - probably because of the harsh conditions). Room was fine, comfy beds, good ACs. Staff was friendly and helpful although English was not spoken well or at all. Access to the beach was easy (by hotel shuttle), swimming pools were good. Despite all the oddities and overall strangeness of the place we would probably come back here again - mostly because we were almost alone there and enjoyed the quiet atmosphere.

Nothing really bad - more like odd things. The access road is strange, you don't know if you are heading the right way until the very last moment. The security scans and checks at the entrance seemed excessive - more like entering a military base than a sea-side resort. The surroundings were really strange too - border patrol tower, unfinished houses and infrastructure, stray dogs. Wasn't very happy with food - very limited choices and lack of quality for the price you pay.