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Culture21:00 · Sep 2

Israel's Isrotel Hotels Offer Yom Kippur Retreats

Mignews
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
The story · English

As Yom Kippur approaches, marked by a national pause and quietude, the Isrotel hotel chain is offering special packages at five of its properties. The hotels, located in Eilat and at the Dead Sea, are promoting a chance to disconnect from daily routines during the holiday, which in 2026 begins on the evening of Sunday, September 20, and concludes on the evening of Tuesday, September 21. The offers are valid from September 20 to 22.

In Eilat, the Royal Garden hotel, typically family-oriented with spacious suites and extensive pool areas, is offering a 10% discount. The hotel's usual attractions are presented as opportunities for a relaxed holiday, focusing on family time and poolside relaxation. The Agamim hotel, also in Eilat, provides a resort-like atmosphere with rooms opening onto a central lagoon, encouraging a slower pace. It too offers a 10% discount for the period. The Yam Suf hotel on Coral Beach, situated away from the city bustle with views of the Red Sea and Edom Mountains, is highlighted for its proximity to the sea and coral reefs, also with a 10% discount.

At the Dead Sea, the Nevo hotel emphasizes spa and resort experiences, with all rooms facing the sea and featuring a comprehensive spa. The hotel suggests that the natural tranquility of the Dead Sea, combined with its amenities, allows for a truly restful holiday without the need for a packed itinerary. A 10% discount is available. The Noga hotel, described as more intimate, is located near the shore with rooms overlooking the Dead Sea and includes a spa with Dead Sea water pools. It also offers a 10% discount.

The promotions are framed as an opportunity to embrace the unique quietude of Yom Kippur, whether for religious observance, a digital detox, or simply quality time with family. The hotels are presented not just as places to stay, but as environments conducive to slowing down and disconnecting. Further details and booking information are available on the Isrotel website, with an additional 5% discount for online bookings.

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