I was here with my mum and aunt-dead sea was their dream. The hotel was normal 4* hotel. Breakfast was really great-good selection of everything, everything fresh. Spa was beautiful, massage was great, we were all happy. Staff at the reception was very helpful and friendly. Pool was nice and clean, temperature of water exactly right was a swim. there was a hotel beach with beach beds and umbrellas, which was generally fine, but crazy on Saturday-it was crowded, there was noone to help, all beds and chairs taken. The "lifeguard" at that beach point was very rude, didn't want to give any information. Also the hotel had problem with towels on saturday-we had to wait like 20mins to get beach towels. so I would recommend this hotel, but I would avoid Saturdays next time:-)

You’ll find no inviting hotels in En Bokek, only multiple stories concrete buildings made for mass tourism. And you really get what you see. We stayed at Oasis for two nights and payed 290€ (320 USD) per night. There’s a nice fragrance in the air when you enter the hotel. That’s about all the good experience we can report about. Otherwise our room was just as unclean as the breakfast hall, which had the charm of a boot camp. Dirty, no tablecloth, one way plastic cups. Our room wasn’t serviced during our stay and the staff wasn’t friendly and helpful, beginning from the man who tried to chase us and our car away from the entrance with all our luggage and our three year old child at check in. They will tell you that you get a lounger and towels at the beach for free. When we entered there, there where not enough seats and loungers for all the people who lay cramped like sardines in a tin. In summary a half star experience for a 4 star price. I would recommend to find a nice hotel in Jerusalem and visit the Dead Sea as a day tourist.