撒哈魯特六善飯店(Six Senses Shaharut)

Un hotel situado en el corazón del Neguev donde disfrutar de la tranquilidad, del silencio y de unos impresionantes atardeceres. Un hotel que es un monumento en sí mismo, con un excelente servicio por parte de todo el staff y la percepción de hacerte sentir especial en un entorno inigualable. Desayuno a la carta excelente, posibilidad de realizar excursiones y trekkings por el Neguev, SPA e infinity pool excepcionales.

Un séjour extraordinaire qui mérite le prix payé. L’hôtel a ouvert il y a 1 an et demi et vaut vraiment le détour dans un lieu magique et un service à la hauteur de leur ambition. Le restaurant n’est pas donné mais très bon et le top du top le petit déjeuner pas égalé encore. Très belle découverte à faire si vos moyens vous le permettent.

Rien a redire. Toute est parfait. Le site est spectaculaire, les chambres sont magnifiques, et tous les détails des chambres et terrasses sont vraiment remarquables. Et que dire de la vue… Les repas ont été excellents et le petit dej notamment est vraiment exceptionnel. Quant au service, s’il n’est pas comparable au niveau d’un hôtel équivalent en Asie par exemple, nous l’avons trouvé très bon. Bref, a faire et a refaire

Hi. This is an amazing Hotel we chose to celebrate together both of us, in a quite place for "adults only" leaving the kids at home. We took the amazing Panorama Suite with pool, asked for the most "private and quite" suite and where willing to pay the extra and drive the "extra" in order to have a peacefull weekend and holiday ... but ...we found out that that suite next to us (40) was occupied by a family with kids - playing in the pool as kids play ... another option that was offered to us was a bit disappointed as the restaurant was overlooking us. so ... we stayed in the suite next to the family and kids and missed the "quite and relaxing" vacation we wanted. We love kids and have no problem with them but when once in a year we take a quite vacation for adults only and get what we got - that leads to a huge disappointment for 25,000 NIS=$6,800

Che dire di bello? Tutto. Location, suite, spa, ristoranti, gym , piscina perfetti. Ma quello che più colpisce è il silenzio. Il resort si trova in pieno deserto del Negev, lontano da tutto e con solo 60 suite/villa su una superficie di 30 ettari. Panorami sul nulla e tramonti spettacolari. Suite enorme, pulita, attrezzata di tutto con giardino privato e arredata stile rivista di arredamento. Piscina a sfioro molto bella così come idromassaggio, sauna e hamman favolosi. Palestra non enorme ma attrezzature di primissimo livello. Ristoranti/bar e trattamenti spa molto cari come tutto il soggiorno, ma ben evidenziato sul sito al momento della prenotazione, tuttavia in regola con il livello della struttura. Un sogno da cui non svegliarsi.

In many ways, Six Senses is the most unique and beautiful hotel in Israel and one of the most beautiful hotels I’ve stayed at in the world. The Negev desert landscape and the hotels stunning architecture and design meld organically into the landscape. That said, on arrival and after a 4 hour plus drive, we waited in reception for a receptionist for a good 20 minutes and served dates and tea from a tray that had half eaten dates and some chewing gum to go with it. This was our honeymoon so I booked the panoramic room which is one of the highest rated categories. The room is spectacular but there is a major design flaw. There are lights attached to the frame of the bed which in theory are supposed to go off like sensors when you get out of bed at night. These lights stayed on all night. When we asked the receptionist about it we were told that’s the way it is and if we want to block it with our own bags that could help. We did not have a good nights sleep. While the food is absolutely superb with the most extraordinary homemade breads and the best breakfast in all of the country, we had a bizarre dinner experience on our last night. We stood around for a while to be seated and then waited 20 minutes until I had to get out of my seat and flag someone to pay attention to us. We then had to send an order back a number of times due to how we requested a medium well steak that kept being cooked rare. When the manager of the restaurant came over to see what the problem was we were made to feel we were the problem. What was a beautiful day turned into aggravation and frustration. When we checked out the next day, it took 40 minutes to get a bellman due to the rain but that’s exactly why we wanted to check out a bit early to beat the rain and floods which happen in the Negev. This is a complex review no doubt as most of the staff, especially Shlomi, are first rate and the rooms and property are magnificent. Our main issue was lack of sleep due to the lights being on all night and a bizarre disconnect with our server and manager at our final dinner. When you are paying north of $1k per night, this can’t happen.

Amazing place- poor food services and understanding. I was thinking a lot before writing the review, since the place is really amazing, most of the service is ok to great. However- the place pretends to be very ecological, liberal, modern, but few to non understanding of vegans and their need. We didn’t expect to have a vegan chef but that was outrageous with no empathy to the status. We have been to many hotels in Israel, Dan (king David for example) and Isrotel hotels ( all of them) have ten times more understanding. Having leaves of lettuce in breakfast or fried cauliflower for evening , or kuskus is not vegan. And the answers of the people at the reception or the restaurant manager was even more outrageous. By the way, two non vegan people who visitors this ultra expensive hotel said the non vegan food wasn’t much better. I feel that i payed to much. Honestly we are still upset about it few months after.

This is the nicest hotel in Israel. It's a world unto itself. The beautiful decor and relaxing ambience are why you pay the big bucks. The bedrooms are beautiful. The views are outstanding. The breakfast was amazing. Lunch and dinner are less so. This is a place for honeymooners, anniversaries, reunions and special occasions. If you need to relax and just get away from it all, look no further. However, you're still in Israel. So the staff are young, post army kids mostly who don't really understand what high end service really looks like. In some ways it is refreshing that they are not bowing and referring to you as sir and madam like in India, but they are also informal to the point where they may argue with each other in front of you, chat with one another when you're trying to get their attention and forget things like drink orders. It's a difficult place if you have mobility problems, you'll have to use the buggies to get around. I would definitely come here again.

From the moment we arrived, after a drive down the Red Sea we were welcomed and made to feel at home with the mantra “it’s about you” Megan and Austin have gathered a spectacular team from the fantastic Spa therapists to the restaurant team, great chef and restaurant manager, down to each of the young servers each exemplary in there own way. Great mountain guide too!