Kayma by Isrotel Exclusive - Dead Sea

Kayma is an Isrotel hotel in Ein Bokek. For current room inventory, opening information, facilities, and booking conditions, use the live operator page.

Kayma gets called adults only. The official wording is narrower. Isrotel’s property page says the hotel is intended for guests aged 10 and older, to keep the atmosphere restful.

Isrotel’s official pages state that Kayma welcomes guests ages 10 and older, which makes the hotel an adults oriented property with a specific cutoff at age 10, so families traveling with younger children need to pick one of the family resorts elsewhere on the Ein Bokek shoreline.

The deadsea.com review adds two practical details: guests aged 10 to 17 stay in adjoining or connecting rooms, and reservations are accepted only from adults over 18. A couple traveling with a teenager can book Kayma. A family with a toddler cannot. Couples are the core audience, which is why Kayma appears in our guide to Dead Sea hotels for couples.

The rooms are large by Dead Sea standards, and each has a balcony or terrace. Many open straight onto the pool deck or the beach. Suites add panoramic sea views and separate sitting areas, per the deadsea.com listing.

The infinity pool sits between the room blocks and the shoreline, heated year round, with lounge chairs submerged in the shallow end. A January swim at 430 meters below sea level is a normal part of a winter stay. The Jerusalem Post’s reviewer counted two connected pools plus the roped off sea area beyond.

Kayma’s current operator page describes its dining offer. Menus, venues, service format, and meal inclusions can change; check the live hotel and booking pages for your dates.

The spa has wet and dry saunas, a Turkish hammam, a jacuzzi, and a fitness room, and its treatment menu leans on Dead Sea mud and minerals. Our Dead Sea spa and wellness guide sets expectations for what the hotel spas on this shore deliver.

The beach is the real amenity. Kayma has direct access to the water with a roped off swimming area for guests, though the shoreline itself stays public, like all of Ein Bokek Beach. Dead Sea water is about 34.2 percent salt, roughly ten times the ocean, so read how to float in the Dead Sea and keep each soak to 15 to 20 minutes.

Isrotel currently operates Kayma, Nevo, and Noga in the Dead Sea hotel area. Kayma is the smallest of the three, with 44 rooms according to Isrotel’s current property page. Nevo is the larger full-service resort, while Noga is positioned as the more accessible collection hotel.

Facilities, room inventories, classifications, and guest policies can change. Compare the current operator pages before choosing among them.

Kayma is positioned at the premium end of Isrotel’s Dead Sea portfolio. Rates vary by date and room type, so compare the current offer and inclusions directly with the operator before booking.

The operator lists roofed parking with electric-vehicle charging stations. The hotel is within walking distance of the Ein Bokek promenade, mall, and pharmacies.

Kayma suits guests seeking a small, quiet property and a dining-led stay. Confirm current age rules, adjoining-room requirements, and all booking terms for your party.

• Kayma Hotel Dead Sea, Isrotel Hotels (official property page), https://www.isrotel.com/isrotel-hotels/dead-sea/kayma/
• Dead Sea Hotels, Isrotel Hotels (official portfolio page), https://www.isrotel.com/isrotel-hotels/dead-sea/
• “Luxury Isrotel Kayma Hotel opens at Dead Sea,” The Jerusalem Post, 2025, https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-872343
• “’The most luxurious hotel ever in Israel’ opens on shores of Dead Sea,” Ynetnews, 2025, https://www.ynetnews.com/travel/article/h1hcmvvuel