Pros: pretty clean. Good size suite. Staff was pretty friendly.
Cons: Exactly the type of place I try to stay away from when vacationing in Israel. An old hotel in dire need of remodeling (chipped tiles, old and uncomfortable showers). Unappealing décor, reminiscent of a government building. Many options for breakfast, yet none were appealing or tasty. The pool plays loud music daily, and looks out into a large construction area, so we didn't use it at all. Location is off center. A bit sad all in all. We spent as little time in the hotel as possible
For the price - which wasn't low! - there are so many better options in Eilat.

We were in Eilat for the days between Yom Kippur and the beginning of Sukkot.

Check-in was easy and Sinai, the person at the front desk when we checked-in, was friendly, super helpful, fun, and a great representative of the hotel!

The rooms are spacious and clean but pretty run down as is the whole hotel. It needs a refresh. The pool is large and obviously gets a lot of use. The lifeguard spent more time on his phone than watching the pool. There were a lot of chairs and space. The place to get towels was not manned and there were often no clean towels and no place to put the dirty ones. Also, more trash cans might promote people cleaning up after themselves. There was a cold water dispenser that was a bonus given the heat.

The professionals working at the hotel tell were really great. Everyone was friendly and helpful and should be applauded for being great at customer service, even when the hotel was quite full.

The first room we got had cigarettes smell all over the place, and in general wasn't clean. Carpets were sticky and dirty, bath tub was with corrosion.
Duty manager was nice and immediately switched rooms for us, though in lower floor and far from the elevator. We accepted the switch since the second room was decent.

Even though there are signs everywhere, people are smoking and littering in the pool.

Breakfast was alright, but most of Eilat hotel has a better one.