Business Hotels in Negev Desert, Southern District

"All was great except pool was under construction "

"The hotel absolutely lived up to its reputation. We only stayed for one night, but it was enough to appreciate the warm and friendly service, breathtaking views, and exceptional food. Everything felt thoughtfully curated to create a unique experience. We hope to return in the spring, summer, or fall to enjoy the warmer weather and explore all that Mitzpe Ramon has to offer. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a luxurious and unforgettable desert getaway!"

"The place was nice, the people were friendly"

"The hotel exceeded our expectations. It’s well-preserved, modern, stylish, and wonderfully quiet. The number of elevators adds a real sense of privacy, and the view from the room was beautiful. Breakfast was exceptionally delicious — truly one of the highlights. The bed is exceptionally comfortable — not overly soft, but perfectly supportive, offering just the right balance to keep your back aligned and well-rested. To be honest, I was a bit concerned before arriving because of some of the reviews I had read. But as an experienced traveler, with stays ranging from luxury resorts to tiny family-run B&Bs, I can confidently say that Daroma stands out. Comparing it with our experiences across Israel — in Tel Aviv, Eilat, and other well-known (and very expensive) hotels — Daroma is far better in every meaningful way. I don’t need a massive room for a short stay; I need comfort, quality, and thoughtful design. And this hotel delivers exactly that. A genuinely pleasant surprise and a place I would gladly return to."

"Very nice"

"Nice hotel, not super fancy which is a plus, was my crowded during the week and good over the weekend. Beautiful pool, great breakfast and walk to a designated beach. Overall enjoyable weekend "

"Nice they upgraded it and the kids loved it"

"The stay was great, the water in the pool were cold. Hotels.com made us a lot of trouble. Although they declaired the price includeed fees and taxes it didn't. So we had to add extra 18% for taxes."