Beer Sheva Hotels

The hotel was okay. The only hotel in town. Hard to find though. Breakfast was also okay with an expresso machine and coffee beans ground on site. Staff was pleasant. Ice not available on floor. No tissues.

The hotel was overpriced for what was described as a Junior Suite. The room was a fair size and clean, however there was no air conditioning for 2 days and the hotel nor romms were not at all luxurious. I expected better for the price. The included breakfast provided food that was fair but nothing special and the optional dinners were highly overpriced. I spent $3400 at this hotel for a 2 week stay and expected bnetter. Overall rating was fair, at best. Food, size of room, lack of air conditioning.

The room was a decent size, clean and comfortable, although the decor was beginning to show a few signs of wear and tear. I could not find a proper restaurant - there was a function going on (possibly a wedding) and I think the room this was taking place in may usually be the restaurant. I found a bar in a very impersonal room (bit like a bar arbitrarily dumped into in a gymnasium!) and was told this was the restaurant. The menu offered was awful - the best thing on it was Tuna Salad. It was too late in the evening to go food-hunting round Be'er Sheva (especially since I do not know the city at all), so I put up with this. Although it was supposed to be served with two dressings and black olives, none of these were present when it arrived, so it was very boring. If I spoke Hebrew and knew the city , I would definitely have gone elsewhere (anywhere else!)to eat

When I was too late for breakfast, the front desk called to the dining room to permit me to have my breakfast about 15 minutes after closing hour. I booked the executive room with the idea of visiting the club room for wine and snacks and conversation in the evening. It was not staffed, there was no wine and there were no people there. It was very uninviting as compared to what I am used to.