Lovely pool are. Nice big bedroom

No baths in any of rooms. Pipe music around the pool was too loud… when we asked to turn it down said we will try but don’t think it’s possible! When asked for milk at breakfast told where to get it ourselves! When we asked for filter coffee, waitress was going to ask someone else to pour for us so got up and poured myself!!

All the food was delicious. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet. It was tasty and a nice variety of all the foods. We ordered room service both nights we were there and it was absolutely delicious! We chose Kedma because of its location, away from everything. Even with a full pool, the environment was just what we were looking for to relax. I would definitely go there again!

The only down side was that when we went to book our massages they did not have the time slots that we were looking for.

The Kedma Hotel is a beautiful hotel in the Negev desert, ideally located to do day trips to the Dead Sea and other places. Throughout the hotel, you'll see that a lot of effort was put into designing a luxurious and sophisticated experience. We very much enjoyed walking around the shaded walkways and looking at the furniture and accessories made out of natural materials. For vegetarians, there are lots of delicious options in the bar/lounge and the breakfast buffet was just amazing. We were almost a bit overwhelmed by the vast amount of food - with freshly prepared local dishes that just looked and tasted delicious.

While the hotel is promoted as a luxurious hotel and sanctuary dedicated to comfort and relaxation, at times it felt very busy with tours and big groups (one morning there was a tour group of 80+ people that arrived for a 1h breakfast stop) overrunning the breakfast buffet, barging and shoving around, causing quite a bit of a chaotic atmosphere. We also had a similar experience around the pool area, with groups taking over the pool, making it really difficult to relax and feel a sense of comfort.

Breathtaking interior design and artwork, amazing breakfast during weekdays, great bike path (about 5 km one way) to Nahal Zin and Ben Gurion gravesite, comfortable bed (on the soft side), great spa and hamam.

The room is connected to another room with a door which was noisy. Shabat food and coffee in Israel Kosher hotels is an outrageous experience.

The food was amazing, with a very large selection. The most amazing part of their hospitality was that any little thing that I asked for above and beyond there was always a worker a waiter or waitress to accommodate. At one point I was carrying a glass of orange juice and a hot cup of coffee back to our breakfast table and a worker came up and sit here let me take that coffee cup for you and walked it over to our table. One day my lady wanted some fruit to take out on our day trip after the meals were over and they were very accommodating. Another morning they packed for us in a disposable container everything that my lady asked for, slices of grapefruit and oranges together with some of the cooked pears that they had served for breakfast. This too was after the breakfast room was already closed down and everything was cleared away. Someone went into the refrigerators and prepared this for us. All of this with no extra charge. We were in the bar sitting on these beautiful couches well after closing time and we asked for some tea and it was so accommodating. I will definitely recommend this place to anyone. The decor of the place and the music that was throughout the hotel and the outdoor sitting areas was all rustic Moroccan. In the evenings we sat on an outdoor couch area with a fire pit. Everything was so in line with this place being in the middle of the desert. It was like an oasis

The rooms are new and in good condition. Staff is mostly friendly

but mangmnet is hostile towards guest who book via Booking. They are dishonest about changes and request that was done on and via booking, the manger lied saying he didn’t receive any emails or phone calls while I was on the line with booking. First they lied about not accepting one night stays, than refused to credit a dinner we notified them in advance we will not be back for dinner from out activity.

The design of the hotel is amazing! Boutique and quiet, great stuff, clean and comfortable. Love that place!

The food was not our cup of tea.. it was a Shabat food and a little bit expensive for my opinion. The breakfast was OK :)

This is the second time that we stayed in this hotel. We liked it very much and we love going down to the negative desert. The only thing that was missing was a bathtub. The food was delicious and the person in charge of the food being kosher worked with us on our specific needs. The chef prepared something is especially for us

No bathtub. o

Best brewed coffee in Israel. Basari dinner IS expensive for two diet conscious women but good value for a hungry family. Across the lobby is a bar/dairy kitchen and we split a fabulous salmon, cooked perfectly, for less money. Staff are fabulous, as are accomodations. Definitely coming back!

Piped atmosphere music outside. Maybe turn it off earlier? 9 or 10pm? Music was lovely but we wanted to get to sleep early for archaeology trek...

The architecture is beautiful and fits the desert. Very clean. The food is good, tasty and esthetic. The spa is welcoming. Staff are very friendly and helpful and there are a lot of activities to be done.

It is very noisy. Noise made by the guests, and the background music which is very loud, as if trying to drown the other noise. I felt sorry for the staff members, who have to hear this loud music (who is choosing it?) over and over again during all their shift. The evening program in the lounge with the string player and the percussion player was nice, but the guitarist on Friday night was terrible and drove us away.