紅海地平線 (Horizon Red Sea)

紅海地平線 (Horizon Red Sea)

Park Benjamin 10,埃拉特,以色列
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紅海地平線 (Horizon Red Sea)

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地址:  Park Benjamin 10,埃拉特,以色列
紅海地平線地處埃拉特中心,距離埃拉特博物館與藝術畫廊和埃拉特音樂噴泉不到 10 分鐘步行路程。 此家居型飯店距離哈亞姆商場 0.6 英里(0.9 公里),距離埃拉特碼頭 0.6 英里(1 公里)。 一定要享受一下室外游泳池、桑拿和健身中心等度假設施。此飯店還提供免費 WiFi、禮賓服務和保姆服務(收費)。 您可以到餐廳享用一頓美餐;也可去飯店的咖啡館吃些點心。忙碌了一天後,可以去酒吧/酒廊或池畔酒吧小酌一番,輕鬆一下。每天 07:30 至 10:00 提供收費的自助式早餐。 特色服務/設施包括大堂免費報紙、乾洗/洗衣服務和24 小時前台服務。飯店提供免費自助停車。 有 167 間空調客房提供冰箱和液晶電視;您定能在旅途中找到家的舒適。提供免費無線網絡,方便您與朋友保持聯繫;有線頻道可滿足您的娛樂需求。浴室提供浴缸和吹風機。便利設施包括電話,以及保險箱和茶具/咖啡用具。
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設施服務

熱門服務設施

24小時櫃檯服務

行李寄存

  • 無障礙設施服務

    無障礙客房

  • 公共區域

    公共空間禁菸

    公共空間 Wi-Fi 免費

    電梯

    自動販賣機

  • 交通資訊/接駁服務

    叫車服務

    停車場 免費

  • 娛樂設施

    游泳池

    遊戲室

  • 兒童設施

    兒童遊戲區

    兒童餐

    兒童俱樂部

    兒童游泳池

  • 休閒設施

    按摩室

    Spa 收費

    三溫暖 收費

    公共浴池

  • 運動設施

    健身房

  • 櫃台服務語言

    英文

    俄文

    希伯來文

  • 櫃檯服務

    24小時櫃檯服務

    快速入住與退房

    櫃檯保險箱

    行李寄存

  • 餐飲服務

    餐廳

  • 商務服務

    多功能廳

    會議廳 收費

    傳真/影印服務

  • 保全與安全設備

    急救包

    煙霧感應器

    公共區域監視器

    滅火器

    保全人員

全部設施

飯店公告

請注意,以色列公民入住以色列飯店需繳納 18% 的增值稅。非以色列公民只需出示入境許可證(B2/B3/B4 簽證)即可免繳此稅。總房費中不包括此稅。

入住及孩童規定

入住和退房
入住時間:15:00以後      退房時間:11:00以前
入住方式
櫃檯服務時間:24小時。
餐飲
飯店提供早餐。
  • 早餐形式 自助餐
  • 費用 USD 18/人
  • 營業時間 07:30 - 10:00 每天
停車場
免費 飯店內提供私人停車場 (旅客專用)
充電車位
飯店不提供充電樁。
押金政策
  • 押金需支付押金
  • 押金收取方式收取約 USD 138.34。
  • 押金付款方式信用卡
  • 押金退還方式及時間已支付的押金將於退房後7日內退還至您的原付款方式。
寵物
允許攜帶寵物,會收取額外費用。
年齡限制
入住代表人需為18歲以上。

紅海地平線的真實旅客評論(1)

3.3 /5分

0% 的人推薦

易遊網旅遊評鑑由真實飯店旅客提供的評鑑。

3.4

地點

3.3

整潔

3.3

服務

3.3

設施

3.3 /5分

0% 的人推薦

易遊網旅遊評鑑由真實飯店旅客提供的評鑑。

3.4

地點

3.3

整潔

3.3

服務

3.3

設施

海外旅客評鑑  (1)

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入住於2025年06月

1.5
評價於:2025年06月25日
To anyone still falling for the shiny ads and Photoshopped pictures on your website—at least when it comes to the Brown Red Sea hotel in Eilat. Our stay this week was supposed to be a break from the chaos in the center of the country. We were looking forward to a little peace and fresh air. Instead, we walked straight into a frustrating, exhausting, and honestly insulting experience. My friend and I stayed in separate rooms, but we both felt like we’d landed in a demolition site run by cranky amateurs. Check-in was a mess. They couldn’t find the right rooms, confused our names, and no one seemed to care. When we finally made it to the rooms, the reality was depressing: cracked walls, a door that wouldn’t close, a broken floor, furniture falling apart, a filthy fridge, rust in the shower, and stained towels. Even the key card refused to cooperate—we had to reactivate it every single day. And yes, this is in 2025. We were greeted by cockroaches in the common areas. The gym? Nothing worked. And the worst part—when we tried to work from our rooms (because no, this wasn’t a vacation), we found out there was no internet access. Complaining only got us eye-rolls and aggressive responses, with a repeated, unhelpful “there’s nothing we can do.” At night, loud music from the next room made it impossible to sleep. We complained. Multiple times. No one did a thing. This wasn’t just disappointing. It destroyed any trust we had in the Brown Hotels brand. You don’t need better marketing—you need a total renovation and a crash course in basic hospitality. As it stands, this isn’t a hotel. It’s a bad joke. We won’t be back. We won’t recommend. And we won’t forget.
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訪客用戶

好友出遊  經典房

入住於2025年06月

1.5
評價於:2025年06月25日
To anyone still falling for the shiny ads and Photoshopped pictures on your website—at least when it comes to the Brown Red Sea hotel in Eilat. Our stay this week was supposed to be a break from the chaos in the center of the country. We were looking forward to a little peace and fresh air. Instead, we walked straight into a frustrating, exhausting, and honestly insulting experience. My friend and I stayed in separate rooms, but we both felt like we’d landed in a demolition site run by cranky amateurs. Check-in was a mess. They couldn’t find the right rooms, confused our names, and no one seemed to care. When we finally made it to the rooms, the reality was depressing: cracked walls, a door that wouldn’t close, a broken floor, furniture falling apart, a filthy fridge, rust in the shower, and stained towels. Even the key card refused to cooperate—we had to reactivate it every single day. And yes, this is in 2025. We were greeted by cockroaches in the common areas. The gym? Nothing worked. And the worst part—when we tried to work from our rooms (because no, this wasn’t a vacation), we found out there was no internet access. Complaining only got us eye-rolls and aggressive responses, with a repeated, unhelpful “there’s nothing we can do.” At night, loud music from the next room made it impossible to sleep. We complained. Multiple times. No one did a thing. This wasn’t just disappointing. It destroyed any trust we had in the Brown Hotels brand. You don’t need better marketing—you need a total renovation and a crash course in basic hospitality. As it stands, this isn’t a hotel. It’s a bad joke. We won’t be back. We won’t recommend. And we won’t forget.
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常見問題
紅海地平線的入住和退房時間是什麼?
紅海地平線是否提供早餐?
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紅海地平線附近有什麼熱門景點?
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紅海地平線能否攜帶寵物進入?