Ein Gedi Wellness Retreat
Ein Gedi Wellness Retreat Reviews
 Rest and Relaxation in the Judean Wilderness Jul 27, 2008
Located on the shores of the Dead Sea, the Ein Gedi Wellness Retreat was perhaps the best choice I ever made in accommodation! From the oil massage, to the sulfur baths, to floating in the sea, my time at Ein Gedi rates in the top ten trips among my many travels! The rooms are clean and efficient, with wonderful air conditioners. The food is excellent--true Israeli cuisine! The pool-house was very clean and well-planned, and the shuttle to the shore is highly recommended... I simply can't say enough! Come and spend the week-end swimming, playing golf, or simply having a ball with the family--you won't be disappointed! I stayed at Ein Gedi in April, 2005.
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- M.P. Dead Sea, Israel (86980)
- Dead Sea, Israel
- +927-(0)8-6594222
- www.ein-gedi.co.il
- Directions: Located on the Western shore of the Dead Sea south of Jerusalem (near Masada).
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