Prima Music Hotel

We stayed a weekend at the Prima Music Hotel. Since we arrived as 2 couples, we were upgraded to rooms on the couples' floor only. I must mention the high level of cleanliness evident everywhere: in the room, in the lobby areas, in the dining room. Everything is clean and polished with a pleasant smell everywhere. Special thanks to Leah, the house keeping manager, who made sure to provide us with an outstanding hospitality experience, including attention to all details.. In the dining room the menu is varied and rich. A very large selection of food for both breakfast and dinner. The food was fresh and very tasty. There is no doubt that I will return to stay at the hotel and will even recommend it to my friends and family members. Thanks to all the staff- you’re the best!!❤️

Clean and very comfortable Great bed, shower and food Really recommended for families, friends or business Nice view from rooms that looking on the Red Sea ... Quite and also big rooms with 10 beds if you are coming few families and a lot of kids

An excellent location for going on a nature walk. Walking distance from the sea. Close by foot to the coral beach. Bus stop line 16, 30 next to the hotel. Impressive breakfast with variety. Mohammed, 1st floor maintenance man, was simply amazing, personal attitude and a big smile. Without a doubt I would love to come back here. I enjoyed every moment. I was in a dorm room. The people were considerate and talkative. i won

We're vacationing in your hotel, the elevators are old and it takes a lot of time to get around, the reception supervisor is unfriendly, we arrived through Ishet Torres, seven people, I doubt we'll return. Since my father is religious, we booked it on a bed and breakfast basis. When we asked to add dinner, the price was exorbitant, and the receptionist wasn't even trying to help. The service was terrible, the hotel was old and needed maintenance a long time ago, there was mold in the shower. Very disappointing.

very nice hotel Kind staff Excellent service, Clean and spacious rooms. Wonderful entertainment team. Nice gym. reasonable food, A short distance to a wonderful beach. nice pool, close to attractions, There is an activity in the evening, Clean and really pleasant rooms.

I have to say this was the most luxurious dorm that I have ever stayed in! You have ocean views from all the windows in the room. I've never had that at any hostel in the world other than Hotel Prima Music.The room is for 8 people and there are 2 toilets and 2 showers in it (1 half toilet, 1 shower, and 1 toilet/tower bathroom). It also was the only dorm that I've ever stayed in with a rainwater shower! Because it's a hotel who just happens to offer a dorm, it's not really a hostel in the sense that there's a full kitchen for you to use but it wasn't an issue for me as I just needed a minifridge which they had. Room came with small lockers as well, plenty of storage under the bunks, and a big screen tv (didn't use though). The staff was also really kind exchanging a couple old bills for me from when I was last in Israel in 2009. No other hotel would help me out exchanging them for me. Only Prima was nice enough to do it for me. I remember things like this.... The breakfast is well worth the money (didn't have dinner here) and wasn't that much imo (was an extra $14 USD for dorm guests...used Booking for my reservation). I stuffed myself silly to get me through most of the day. Best bourekas that I have ever had. The hotel is geared towards families and there were a lot of them with crazy kids running all over the place (literally including using a scooter). I believe they have 2 pools but only 1 was open as the hotel is doing a lot of repairs it seems. I wanted to go in but the place was covered with kids and kids piss in pools so I didn't go in. The location was perfect for me as I was in Eilat just to snorkel. I don't care about nightlife or shopping. If being in town is important for you, this isn't the place you want and there are plenty of hostels in town. I wanted the cheapest place nearby where I could easily snorkel in front of the hotel or walking distance. I recommend the snorkeling off the beach in front of Diver's Village but if take the bus the stop by the abandoned Princess Hotel is the best in Eilat. You do have a tiny market right under the hotel which is really like a 7/11 imo and not really a supermarket at least by American standards. Didn't eat at any restaurants right by the hotel as I'm on a budget unfortunately. Public transportation.....You really cannot get lost in Eilat as it's small with few bus lines. If you have heavy luggage like I did or a lot of luggage, I would recommend taking a taxi even though the bus stop near the hotel because the hotel is uphill. It was really hot (it's July afterall) when I arrived and it was difficult making it up from the bus stop (was easy going down though due to it being downhill returning). With no luggage, it's just a 5 minute walk or so going uphill or downhill to the bus stop which will take you either to the snorkeling beaches, to town, to the bus station, etc. Just some small suggestions. I did see a small roach crawling around the floor of the dorm room. Don't know if

went to Eilat for an introductory dive for two ten-years old kids. very nice experience. fast check in and pleasant service decent parking lot the breakfast was definitely up to Eilat standards the rooms were clean

We were in an organized group with a half board meal. The meals are too rich and tasty - watch out for the calories. Large and comfortable rooms with a relatively large window. The distance to the city center is about 5.5 km, those who do not have a car can go to the city with public transportation (every 15 minutes). Excellent for walking lovers

Very comfortable and clean rooms and bathroom. Amazing staff! Patient, helpful, pleasant Decent- very good food Shabbat elevator didn’t work properly Pool activities fun for the kids- but way too loud, if you have poolside view - you will barely be able to hear yourself think.