Exclusive Premium Penthouse Amazing private Pool Eilat

First Impressions

When I first saw the Exclusive Premium Penthouse Amazing private Pool Eilat, I’ll admit the name made me a bit skeptical — it sounds almost too good to be true, right? But honestly, this three-star place actually delivers on most of those promises. The building itself isn’t fancy from the outside, but once you get to the penthouse level, you realize you’re dealing with something pretty special for the price point.

Location & Getting Around

The spot on Kinamon Street puts you in a residential area that’s surprisingly quiet for Eilat — you know how the main tourist strips can get pretty chaotic. It’s about a 10-minute walk to the beach, which I actually preferred because you get to see how locals live here. There’s a small grocery store just around the corner, and the bus stops nearby if you want to hit the coral reef area without dealing with parking.

The Space Itself

Look, calling it a penthouse might be stretching things a bit, but the apartment does take up the top floor and has that private pool they promised. The pool isn’t huge — maybe six steps across — but it’s perfect for cooling off after a day in the desert heat. The room layout is pretty smart, with the main living area opening right onto the pool deck. There’s a decent kitchen setup too, which came in handy since eating out every meal in Eilat can get expensive fast.

What Really Works

The air conditioning works well (crucial in summer), and I was surprised by how quiet it stays at night despite being in the city. Parking is included, which saves you both money and headaches — trust me, finding a spot near the beaches during peak season is a nightmare. The WiFi held up fine for video calls, and there’s actually a decent restaurant about five minutes away that serves amazing shawarma if you don’t feel like cooking.

Why Guests Love It

What sets this place apart isn’t luxury amenities or five-star service — it’s that you get your own private space with a pool in a city where hotel pools are usually packed with kids and tourists. I mean, there’s something pretty great about having your morning coffee poolside without anyone else around. The host responds quickly to messages, and they’ve thought through the practical stuff like providing beach towels and basic toiletries. For the price, especially if you’re staying more than a few nights, it beats most hotels in the area hands down.