We stayed at the Moevenpick Dead Sea resort for 3 days this June 2009 and had a very nice and relaxed time there. It is a stunning resort with beautiful views over the Dead Sea. The staff, at the reception as well as in the restaurants and the Zara spa, was very pleasant and helpful. There are three good restaurants... more

The room we had was gorgeous, and we were lucky enough to have a balcony looking out towards the Dead Sea and Israel. The bed was comfortable and the service was good. The pools were beautiful, and the beach was nice. My main complaint would be the food selection. Unless you have a car (or hire a driver), you are... more

We stayed 2 weeks in Jordan and 4 nights at Moewenpick – Dead Sea. The hotel is overall very good, an amazing architecture witch gives you the feeling being in a village, nice beach, comfortable, well furnished, good service and a good buffet. We have been eating only once in the Italian restaurant and we did regret the buffet. If... more

We were at the Movenpick hotel in March with a travel group. Ww thought that the setting was absolutely beautiful!!! palm trees , the view , the lush garden with flowering shrubs, the dead sea, different pools , the little courtyards, etc. We found the staff extremely helpful. On the beach the lifeguards were very caring and were looking for... more

The Movenpick Dead Sea is an oasis of calm and beauty in a harsh and barren environment, its lush gardens and tranquil setting are the perfect antedote for stressed travellers. For quality, value for money and service it cannot be beaten, the reception can be slow especially at busy times but this is a minor problem. My wife and I... more

We stayed here for just 2 nights which is probably just the right amount of time. We were lucky that on the first day we did not do the excusion available as the weather was so windy on the second day that people were not actually allowed into the sea. The hotel like all the Movenpicks was beautiful. It was... more

We stayed at this hotel for two nights as part of a stopover on a tour of Jordan organised by Jules Verne. It is, as someone else has commented, fairly isolated and one is in effect 'trapped' by the resort. It's great for a chill out/relaxing experience but other than the spa (expensive), sunbathing and swimming, that's it. It is... more

The hotel is built and furnished to a very high standard with extensive grounds leading down to the Dead Sea. Although it was full when we were there none of the public areas seemed to be crowded, and the staff were very attentive. Breakfast was the usual buffet and was to a high standard, but we found Luigi's, the Italian... more

At the end of a hectic week in Jordan it was pleasant to be able to relax in an excellent hotel. First class service, good food and excellant location. The staff could not do enough and were extremely friendly and helpful. eating was expensive at certain places but the buffet offered a good selection at a resonable price - highly... more