It's an old hotel - the first I've been in with actual keys for the doors in nearly a decade, and that includes other locations in Israel and Egypt - that's had some renovations but could stand a few more. Like those doors/keys (the lock on our door required a lot of jiggling; the interior door chain was broken; and there was no peep-hole). Also, the air-conditioning was a travesty. The controls make absolutely no sense, and half the lettering was worn off, raising the level of challenge considerably. Also, the AC in one of our 2 rooms smelled like rotting cabbage. All. The. Time. We had to just grin and bear it, but it was so overpowering that you never truly "got used to it" and I would catch a nasty nosefull even in the middle of the night.
Also, there were more than a few spiderwebs in the corners, closets, and lamps. Yuck.
There's a dining room that serves breakfast daily, although there is a considerable difference between weekday and weekend (Friday-Saturday) breakfast. Which is to say, the weekday is rather meager, and the weekend is extravagant (and quite good). There's also a lounge with a bar/coffee bar on the lobby level, and there are menus there, but it all seems rather informal and mysterious, as even on a Friday there was no one working in there and it took 45 minutes to order a salad once the front desk tracked someone down. Don't plan to find food at the hotel after breakfast - look elsewhere.
Lastly, the pool is amazing. Nicest I've seen outside Vegas.
By Jason, from Washington DC on Jun 7, 2017
Dear Guests, Thank you for taking the time to answer the feedback We would be happy to host you again and make you a corrective experience , Yana Keitelman P.R