2 bedroom apartment with private pool- By AMDAR HOLIDAY APARTMENTS

First Impressions

The 2 bedroom apartment with private pool- By AMDAR HOLIDAY APARTMENTS sits quietly on Mish’ol HaEkaliptus, which honestly sounds more exotic than it looks — it’s actually just a pleasant residential street about ten minutes from Eilat’s main tourist strip. What caught my attention immediately was how this three-star place manages to feel more like staying at a friend’s vacation home than a typical hotel. The building itself is modest, but you know what? Sometimes that’s exactly what you want when you’re trying to escape the resort crowds.

The Apartment Layout

Walking into the apartment, I was surprised by how spacious everything felt. The two bedrooms are actually decent-sized — not those cramped afterthoughts you sometimes get — and the main living area flows naturally into a compact but functional kitchen. I mean, it’s not going to win any design awards, but it has everything you need: full-size fridge, stovetop, even a decent coffee maker. The furniture is comfortable enough, though it’s clearly built to withstand vacation rental life rather than impress design magazines.

That Private Pool

Here’s the real selling point — that private pool isn’t just marketing speak. It’s small, sure, maybe twelve feet across, but it’s actually private and surprisingly well-maintained. After spending days baking in the desert sun around Eilat, having your own little splash zone where you can float around without fighting for pool chairs is honestly priceless. The pool area gets great afternoon sun, and there’s enough shade if you need to escape the heat (which you will, trust me).

Location Reality Check

Let me be straight about the location — you’re not walking to the beach or the main restaurant strip from here. It’s about a 15-minute walk to the nearest decent restaurant, or you can grab a taxi for around 25 shekels to get to the marina area. But that distance actually works in your favor because you’re away from the cruise ship chaos and tour bus noise that can make central Eilat feel overwhelming. There’s parking right outside, which is huge if you’re planning day trips to Timna Park or the Jordanian border.

Why Guests Love It

What makes this place work is the combination of space, privacy, and that pool — especially for the price point in Eilat, where accommodation costs can get pretty steep. Families particularly love having two separate bedrooms and the ability to make their own breakfast instead of dealing with crowded hotel dining rooms. The 8.2 rating makes sense because while it’s not fancy, it delivers exactly what it promises. You get a proper base for exploring southern Israel without the resort hotel markup or the constant background hum of other tourists.