דירה במתחם עם בריכה 100 מטר מהים – By Edomlux

First Impressions

When I first walked into דירה במתחם עם בריכה 100 מטר מהים – By Edomlux, I’ll be honest — the name pretty much tells you everything you need to know. It literally means “apartment in a complex with pool 100 meters from the sea,” and that’s exactly what you get. The building sits in a quiet residential area of Eilat, and you can actually hear the waves from your balcony if you listen carefully.

The Apartment Setup

This four-star apartment feels more like staying at a friend’s place than a typical hotel room. The space is surprisingly roomy, with a full kitchen that’s actually equipped well enough to cook real meals — not just reheat leftovers. I mean, when you’re in Eilat for more than a few days, eating out every meal gets expensive fast. The living area opens onto a balcony where you can sit with your morning coffee and plan your day.

Pool Life and Beach Access

The complex pool is honestly one of the best parts — it’s never too crowded, even during peak season. You know what I love about it? It’s got this relaxed vibe where families hang out during the day, but it’s peaceful enough for a quiet swim in the evening. And that 100-meter walk to the beach? More like a two-minute stroll through the neighborhood, passing by local cafes and small shops that most tourists never discover.

Eilat’s Hidden Neighborhood

Here’s something most travel sites won’t tell you — this location puts you right in a residential part of Eilat where actual locals live. There’s a small grocery store around the corner where the owner remembers your face after the second visit, and a restaurant two blocks down that serves the best shakshuka I’ve had outside Tel Aviv. The main tourist strip is still walkable, but you’re far enough away to avoid the constant bustle.

Why Guests Love It

The 9-star rating makes sense once you’ve stayed here a few nights. It’s not flashy or trying to impress anyone, but everything just works. The Wi-Fi is reliable (crucial if you’re working remotely), the air conditioning keeps up with Eilat’s heat, and there’s enough parking that you don’t have to circle the block looking for a spot. What really sold me was the attention to small details — good water pressure in the shower, blackout curtains that actually block light, and a washing machine that doesn’t sound like it’s falling apart.