The Caesar in Eilat was the most disappointing hotel for me during my 25 days of sightseeing in Israel. From the environment to the facilities and the attitude of the staff, it is completely different from Caesar in Tiberias. The hotel environment is extremely ordinary, completely inconsistent with the level it is marked on, and the room facilities are outdated. The first thing I noticed when I checked in was that the balcony door was broken. I called and asked for repairs. The repairman was very nice but they had to go back and forth several times to get tools and it took more than an hour to fix it. The sound insulation of the hotel is very poor, and the room given seems to be a room on the podium floor, and the corridor is crowded. The breakfast environment is also noisy and the food is not rich. Fortunately, we only booked one night and moved to another hotel nearby the next day.
Great location !
The stuff are very polite and welcoming
We want particular to praise the guy in the front desk - I’m sorry we didn’t catch his name - but he is I think Russian.
Every time we asked him for help he was so nice and helpful although sometimes the lobby was very busy.
Please make sure he gets this compliment.
Was a very nice experience beautiful hotel with a lot of things to do on and off site
The breakfast buffet was amazing would come again only for that…
Was overall a very fun experience and a very good price as well
The Hotel was very clean including the rooms and all the common areas.
Breakfast was great - huge variety, eggs from different kinds, vegetabels from all kind, drink, breads, etc.
Only few minutes walk to the beaches or to the stores area.
When you take the room with the plunge pool be aware that there is no privacy, everyone from the street to the higher floors can peep down or up at you. The metal roof hasn't been cleaned in god knows how long and was filled with trash. The room itself looked quite new however smaller then advertised.
What is the average price of a hotel in Eilat for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Eilat this weekend is £ 313 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £ 397 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Eilat this weekend typically cost £ 576 per night.
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