Luxury Suite Apartment With Sea View #53 By Hashdera Eilat

First Impressions

The Luxury Suite Apartment With Sea View #53 By Hashdera Eilat honestly caught me off guard — in the best way possible. You know what? Sometimes three-star places can surprise you more than those fancy resorts, and this spot on Almogim Street is proof of that. The building itself isn’t flashy, but once you step inside, you realize the real magic is in that sweeping view of the Red Sea stretching endlessly toward Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

The Apartment Layout

This isn’t your typical cramped hotel room situation. The apartment actually feels like someone’s well-loved home — there’s a proper living area where you can sprawl out after a day at the beach, and the kitchen is fully equipped (which saved me a fortune on Eilat restaurant prices, honestly). The bedroom opens right onto a balcony, and I mean, waking up to that sea view never gets old. The whole place sleeps about four people comfortably, so it’s perfect if you’re traveling with family or friends who don’t want to be on top of each other.

That Sea View Everyone Talks About

Look, I’ve stayed in plenty of places that promise sea views, but this one delivers. From the balcony, you’re looking straight out at the Gulf of Aqaba — no buildings blocking your sight line, no “partial view” nonsense. During sunset, the water turns these incredible shades of orange and pink, and you can actually see the lights of Aqaba across the water in Jordan. The dolphin reef is visible too, which is pretty cool if you’re planning to snorkel there.

Location Reality Check

Almogim Street puts you in a residential area that’s quieter than the main tourist strip — which I actually preferred. You’re about a 10-minute walk from the central beach area and maybe 15 minutes from the marina. There’s a small grocery store practically around the corner, and honestly, having that parking spot included is huge because finding a place to leave your car in Eilat can be a real headache, especially during peak season.

Why Guests Love It

The 9.7 rating makes total sense once you’ve been there. It’s the kind of place where everything just works — the air conditioning keeps up with Eilat’s heat, the WiFi doesn’t cut out when you’re trying to upload those Red Sea photos, and the hosts (Hashdera manages several properties in the area) are genuinely helpful without being pushy. For the price point, you’re getting way more space and that incredible view than you’d find at most hotels in town. Plus, having a kitchen means you can grab fresh fish from the market and cook it yourself while watching the sunset — honestly, that’s worth the stay right there.

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