About
Located within an Israeli settlement, The Biankini is a luxurious property on the northern shores of the Dead Sea, with private beach. It offers elegant suites, an outdoor swimming pool, and a Moroccan restaurant. Parking is free. The independent suites are spacious and uniquely furnished. Each features a private balcony with views of the sea, and a seating area with kettle and fridge. The terraces and garden offer panoramic views. The restaurant is open 7 days a week.
148 Reviews
- Cleanliness
- 7.0
- Staff
- 8.1
- Location
- 8.2
What Guests Say
- “Nice place. Style. Possibility of BBQ. Natural Dead Sea.”
- “The beach is quite close and comfortable. In the resort there is a small store for drinks and other. The pool was also nice.”
Top Amenities
- Swimming Pool
- Restaurant
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Spa
- Accessible Rooms / Facilities
- Pets Allowed
- Airport Shuttle
Room Options
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1/4Family Room with Mountain View
- Accessible toilet
- Air conditioning
- Air purifier
- Balcony
1/4One-Bedroom Suite
- Accessible toilet
- Air conditioning
- Air purifier
- Balcony
1/4Family Room with Balcony
- Accessible bath/shower
- Accessible toilet
- Air conditioning
- Air purifier
1/4One-Bedroom Apartment
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Barbecue
- Bath or Shower
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What Guests Loved
Based on 148 reviews
Pros +
- Nice place. Style. Possibility of BBQ. Natural Dead Sea.
- The beach is quite close and comfortable. In the resort there is a small store for drinks and other. The pool was also nice.
- The staff reacted promtly to our requests.Quality of watter in the dead sea.
Cons -
- Its high time to renovate the rooms and area. Breakfast could be more varied.
- Our room was very dirty and dusty including the sheets.The bed was not for a couple but separate. Overall room requires some fix and repair to make it better.
- No electricity one out of two days, which means surviving at 40 C without air conditioning, fridge, light and other facilities, there are no generators for such cases. The beach is dirty and uncleaned, lots of people in the weekends which leave everithyng dirty after them.Far from the civilized hotels area.
Nice place. Style. Possibility of BBQ. Natural Dead Sea.
Its high time to renovate the rooms and area. Breakfast could be more varied.
The beach is quite close and comfortable. In the resort there is a small store for drinks and other. The pool was also nice.
Our room was very dirty and dusty including the sheets.The bed was not for a couple but separate. Overall room requires some fix and repair to make it better.
The staff reacted promtly to our requests.Quality of watter in the dead sea.
No electricity one out of two days, which means surviving at 40 C without air conditioning, fridge, light and other facilities, there are no generators for such cases. The beach is dirty and uncleaned, lots of people in the weekends which leave everithyng dirty after them.Far from the civilized hotels area.
The staff was supportive.
Guests do depend on having a car because:1. There is no infrastructure at the resort after 19h: No restaurants, no grosery shops near-by.2. The closest bus stop is more than 2 Km away. Which is too much to be performed with luggage and small kids under the intense sun of the checkout time.
The village is unique in its decor. It has stunning views over the Dead Sea and its own private beach where you can enjoy floating in the Dead Sea and putting the grey mud all over your body for a special treatment. We had our bungalow upgraded to a Sultan suite and what a special treat that was!!! It is divine!
We enjoyed a hearty breakfast, but the options were a little limited - I think it is because the resort had low occupancy at the stage we stayed there. Some areas need a little maintenance, but that is because visitors have broken some of the facilities. As the resort is next to the corrosive Dead Sea, it must be difficult to maintain metal. We did see maintenance happening. None of the above would stop us from visiting Biankini Village again - we enjoyed our stay.
Bad Stay
Hello people Biankini Village Resort/Booking:First and last time I visit this place. Terrible looking host manager/owner at the check in table.We paid for a double bed room, and got two single beds in one,,,, terrible for sleeping, etc. No body soup in theroom. Awful room service. No restaurant/food service at the entry day. No Hebrew/English speaker in the restaurant's staff.I cannot understand how Booking includes this kindof places for vacationing people.
Location, clean room
Dirty beach, old facilities
Filthy and not worth the price
We called the hotel to let them know we would arrive around 21pm. When we finally managed to get there, (their address was wrong in Google maps And they didnt answer our questions regarding the best way to get there), they didnt want to give us our room despite having a reservation with booking!! I will officially complain to booking as I dont understand how they even offer this acomodacin as they didnt want to give us our booked room, and then they tried to charge 900 instead of 599. Room was filthy, we didnt even dare to use the bathroom. Very bad breakfast. Staff was i polite, unhelpful, and tried to steal us.
The location was good, right on the shrinking shores of the Dead Sea and close to the Jordan River where our main activities were. The room was adequate and clean enough. The reception was adequate.
Very strange outside decor. Odd mix of statues, horses, camels, lots of elephants even a dinosaur(!). The restaurant was never open during our stay. The room seemed to be equipped with an 'on-demand' water heating system but we never got it to work. Our room was a long way from reception and even longer from the parking area. The Wi-Fi seemed to drift in and out and was never very good.
Great dead sea access, nice rooms, pretty pool
In the winter, the game room is closed and the pool is closed. But that's not surprising. The decor is kitschy but fun.
Yard was nice, but nothing else.
Nothing was working, no restaurant, only one shop with not much food, pools emty, it looks like abandoned place. In beach was everytging broken and not clean. Just awful place. But its cheapest place.
Great location, nice big rooms, very good mattresses. Loved the swing facing the sea view. Decent breakfast.
No wardrobe in the rooms, no basic dishes like plates, mugs...only 2 towels
There was all we needed for one night stay. There is a fridge in a room, TV and you get towels. Not bad for a short stay.
This place is like an amusement park from the sixties..... lot of rubbish around, such as plastic bottles and coffee cups. A little investment would be needed to give the place its previous shine again. We were looking forward to jump into the pool (that is why I chose the place). However, there was no water at all... and the breakfast is extremely overpriced.
The rooms were clean.
it is in thr mide of nowhere. There is literally nothing there. The facilities are old, and broken down. The style is between creapy and overdecorated with no style at all. The staff barely talks English and not friendly. The beach is sprinkled with trash.
The place is run-down and for sure no luxury resort.
The little supermarket is extrem expensive and you dont have another choice if you dont have a car. Same with the food: we paid 80 Nis for two portions of bad fries. The woman at the reception is unfriendly. Everything was closed when we arrived. The whole place is old, lamps and creepy figures are broken, everywhere lay tissues, cups and other garbage. The towels smell, the mattress is dirty, the whole bathroom is wet after showering. The facilities are old. The curtain fell down with the holders.
It was very close to the dead sea. It is practical to go back to your room to have a shower after the salty bath. It was also very quiet to relax.
Some building details in the room. There was not separation betwin the toilet and the shower so it was always wet.
The worst experience ever. Me and my friend were in tears and had to change our flights to go home early
this was the WORST hotel Ive ever stayed at. Ive stayed in many average hostels and travelled round israel and adored it but there was nothing redeemable about this one. it was so awful we cut our trip short and flew home early. The rooms were unclean, it felt like a prison, we werent given towels or linen or cutlery. The staff never replied to our complaints and we received no compensation even though we only stayed one night of the four we had booked. the prices were astronomical the food inedible and the staff horrible
Very disappointing!
Trash everywhere. No hangers in 'closet'. WiFi wouldn't connect - required use of another site for which the PW wasn't offered. The beach area was not in good shape for barefoot access.
clean and quiet place, has AC, has swimming pool and pool for babies. close to Dead Sea
the bathroom was not fixed.they did not want to give us breakfast because there were not enough tourists. But then when you have to pay like 70 shekel for person, they gave us breakfast. would not say it was the best. the restaurant for dinner closed pretty early again because there were not enough tourists
place was nice,clean and spacious,the problem was the light in the room doesnt work,..
Amenities & Policies
Amenities
Swimming & Soaking
- Beachfront
- Swimming Pool
- Fence around pool
- Kids' pool
- Outdoor pool
- Pool with view
- Private beach
Fitness & Spa
- Spa
Food & Drinks
- Restaurant
Media & Technology
- Free Internet Access
Transportation
- Free Parking
- Airport Shuttle
- Accessible parking
Health & Safety
- Health Services
- Daily disinfection
- Professional cleaning services
Accessibility
- Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
- Facilities for disabled guests available
- Wheelchair accessible
Kid Friendly
- Family Friendly
General
- Pets Allowed
- No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
- Visual aids Braille/Tactile signs
Guest policies
| Check-in | After 3:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Check-out | Before 11:00 AM |
| Internet | Free Wi-Fi is available. |
| Parking | Free parking is available. |
| Children & Extra Beds | Children of all ages are welcome. Children of age 0 to 2 can stay with cot, subject to additional charges. |
| Pets | Pets are allowed. It is free of charge. |
| Room Rates | All rates displayed are for two guests unless otherwise noted. |
Important info
Based on local tax laws, guests with a tourist visa to Israel are exempted from paying VAT for their reservation. Israeli citizens and residents ("non tourists" as defined in the VAT law) must pay VAT. This tax is automatically calculated in the total cost of the reservation for domestic customers. For guests booking from outside of Israel, the tax is not included in the total price. Please note that a free shuttle service is only available to/from the Lido intersection at the Dead Sea. Please note that on Saturdays check-in is after 18:00. When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Location
Dead Sea, Kalia
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