I've stayed in all-inclusive hotels many times; the experience of this one was below average across the board. EXCEPT for the extraordinary kindness and service of staffers Annat and Shimon.
Arrival was enough to make us think about leaving, the front desk was beyond crowded, people yelling, children running all over, pieces of luggage everywhere... Thankfully Annat found us and took us to an office where Shimon checked us in. ALWAYS go to this hotel with previous online reservations through apps and preferably having paid online.
The facilities are not new, it looks like a 70s style hotel; cleanliness is acceptable but lacking in the details, dusty corners, dirty windows behind the drapes in common areas, toilets not perfectly clean everyday, a vacuum cleaner was left in front of my room and stayed there for over 24 hours. The TV is small and has few channels, most of them in Hebrew and Russian, just a couple in English.
I relly thought the lack of a welcome and information brochure was terrible. You come and don't know the times for the pools or the meals or what is in every floor or what channels are available on the TV. This is the first time I come to a hotel that has no information brochure in the room.
Parking is a problem, no parking lot and only paid parking around, mostly on the street. They really need a valet parking service and to include parking fees in the cost, as is it becomes an annoyance.
Food was very good, abundant and delicious.
Pricey and just OK