Queen of Sheba Eilat
Visitors frequently praise the hotel's excellent service, delicious food, and beautiful design, with many enjoying their stay and planning to return. However, some guests have noted issues with small bathrooms, older carpets in rooms, and long wait times for service, with one reviewer experiencing difficulty resolving a room request.
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A very enjoyable weekend. Everything was perfect, fun and delicious. Suggestion for improvement, maybe we could try placing parents with babies together to keep the area quiet late at night.
Good hotel in a great location! Overall, the hotel is well maintained, with good service, and despite the many comments, it doesn't feel crowded even when the hotel is at its busiest Rooms - Spacious and comfortable, but the bathroom is a bit small and the carpets in the room are old. The beds are comfortable and there is plenty of storage space. The sofa bed is not comfortable in any way and certainly not suitable for an adult. Overall, the rooms are very good compared to other hotels in the city. Dining room - Luka is lacking. Very poor selection at breakfast and especially at dinner. There are long lines for almost everything in the dining room. Some dinners lack a meat dish, and the dining room in general needs improvement. Pool - A bit small but sufficient. Lots of beds and umbrellas around the pool and plenty of shallow pools for children. The pool is mostly unshaded. Lobby - Pleasant, large and spacious. Completely renovated and with a pleasant cafe / bar. There is an option to rent billiards equipment for a shekel per minute (highly recommended). We were given a room with a strong smell of smoking and after complaining to reception they handled the case quickly and efficiently.
Excellent hotel. Be sure to book the business zone (Tarklin) instead of lunch and dinner.
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Last updated on 28 July 2026