Garden Suite & Pool

First Impressions

Walking into Garden Suite & Pool, I was honestly surprised by how peaceful it felt despite being right in the heart of Eilat. This four-star property sits on Kampn Street, and you know what struck me first? The way they’ve managed to create this little oasis vibe while still being close enough to everything that matters in Israel’s southernmost resort town.

The Suite Experience

The suites here are actually spacious — I mean, really spacious compared to what you typically get in Eilat. Each unit comes with a proper kitchenette, which honestly saves you a fortune when you’re staying in a city where restaurant prices can be pretty steep. The layouts feel more like temporary apartments than hotel rooms, and there’s enough space to actually unpack and settle in for a few days.

Pool Area & Relaxation

The pool area is where this place really shines, and I spent way more time there than I expected. It’s not huge, but it’s perfectly sized for the property — never felt crowded, even when I was there during peak season. The garden setting around the pool actually lives up to the name, with enough shade and greenery to make those scorching Eilat afternoons bearable. You can swim in the morning, grab some shade during the brutal midday heat, then head back out in the evening.

Location & Getting Around

What I really appreciated was how walkable everything is from here. You’re about a 10-minute stroll to the beach promenade, and the main shopping areas are even closer. The Red Sea Mall is practically around the corner, which comes in handy for groceries or when you need to escape the heat for a bit. Parking is included, which is actually a big deal in Eilat — trust me, you don’t want to be hunting for street parking in the summer heat.

Why Guests Love It

Look, Garden Suite & Pool isn’t trying to be the flashiest place in town, and that’s exactly why it works so well. The 9.8 rating makes sense when you experience the combination of space, location, and that surprisingly tranquil atmosphere. It’s the kind of place where you can actually relax between all the typical Eilat activities — snorkeling, desert trips, or just wandering the boardwalk. The staff keeps things running smoothly without being overly formal, and honestly, after a few days here, it starts to feel more like staying at a friend’s well-appointed place than a hotel.