Suite Apartment With Sea View #55 By Hashdera Eilat

First Impressions

When I first pulled up to Suite Apartment With Sea View #55 By Hashdera Eilat, I’ll be honest — it took me a moment to realize this wasn’t just another hotel. This four-star property sits right on Almogim Street, and you know what struck me immediately? The fact that I could actually park without circling the block for twenty minutes. The parking situation here is genuinely stress-free, which anyone who’s driven around Eilat during peak season will tell you is worth its weight in gold.

The Apartment Experience

Here’s where things get interesting — you’re not getting a standard hotel room here. This is a proper apartment setup, and I mean that in the best possible way. The space feels like someone’s well-appointed home rather than a cookie-cutter accommodation. The kitchen is actually functional (not just a mini-fridge and microwave situation), which means you can grab fresh ingredients from the local market and cook with that sea breeze coming through the windows. The living area flows naturally into the bedroom space, and honestly, it’s the kind of layout that makes you want to extend your stay.

That Sea View Everyone Talks About

Look, I’ve seen a lot of “sea view” claims that turn out to be a sliver of blue if you crane your neck just right. This isn’t that. The view from Suite #55 actually delivers — you’re looking out over the Red Sea with those dramatic mountains of Jordan rising in the distance. I spent way too much time on that balcony with my morning coffee, watching the boats head out for diving trips. The light changes throughout the day, and by evening, when the sun starts setting behind the mountains, well… you’ll understand why couples rate this location so highly.

Location Perks

Almogim Street puts you in this sweet spot where you’re close enough to everything but not drowning in tourist chaos. The beach is literally a few minutes’ walk, and I mean the good stretch of beach where locals actually go. You can walk to the marina area for dinner, but you’re also positioned perfectly for day trips down to the coral reefs or up to Timna Park. The neighborhood has that lived-in feel — there’s a small grocery store nearby, a decent hummus place that doesn’t cater exclusively to tourists, and you’ll actually hear Hebrew being spoken on the street.

Why Guests Love It

After staying here, I get why this place scores so well with visitors. It’s not trying to be some flashy resort — instead, it gives you the space and freedom to experience Eilat like you actually live there for a few days. The apartment setup means you can have lazy mornings without rushing to check out, cook a meal when you don’t feel like another restaurant, and genuinely relax in a space that feels private. Plus, that perfect 10 rating isn’t just luck — the attention to detail shows, from the quality of the linens to the way the whole place is maintained. It’s the kind of spot where you’ll find yourself already planning your return visit before you’ve even packed to leave.