Six Senses Shaharut

The most stunning views along side a gorgeous HEATED & pristine pool with a massive hot tub. Beautiful hikes, sunsets & vistas 360 degrees around the property. We loved the food, especially the breakfasts which are fit for royalty. The head chef will curate any kind of food preferences you have. He was so eager to please us and all the staff are the same way. Think boutique version of the Bresheet hotel!

An architecture gem nestled in the desert. The design and facilities are beautiful. Seven senses. All the rest… is a different story. Very amateur service. Super expensive food which was ok at its best. Very limited options and nothing special. Especially for its price. No free activities. Nothing is complimentary. No management visible throughout our stay. No personalized service. Feels like it’s an holiday inn express service in a six senses facility. Over charged me at checkout, which I spotted a few days after leaving. Tips were added to my bills without my consent. Overall a big miss. I hope they will get thier act together soon as this place has a huge potential. No it’s not worth the money. At all.

we felt we need quiet and relaxation, and we found it in shaharut six senses. from the moment we got there, we entered another world. first of all was the view and how the place fits in. every detail was thoght of, from the suites, to the beige color of the staff's clothes. our suite was very clean and comfortable. everyone was friendly and welcoming. the food was very special and taisty. it was a great experience

It is surely the best hotel we've been to. Perfect location, amazing rooms and great amenities. But with such price tag, the room and other areas could and should have been cleaner.

The site is wonderful, the architecture is sublime, the sun is warm, and the nights are cold. The sky, the stars—everything is perfect. It is by far, and I mean very far, the only truly beautiful hotel in Israel. At war time with team member in reserve duty and one hostage in Gaza it is a real achievement !

We had the privilege of visiting Six Senses (our 2nd after Zighy Bay) for a weekend in March. The experience at the property echoes its architecture and design: subdued and intimate. We arrived in awful weather which only enhanced our experience; it returned to desert perfection the next day making the arrival storm that much more interesting. Senior level staff is imported, thankfully. Junior level staff is dominated by Israeli youth in their post - service work program. We found everyone to be, somewhat unexpectedly, gracious and accommodating. Rooms were safari-esque; beige and white, well-stocked and soothingly blending in with the surrounding environment. Much care has been taken with artwork and design throughout the property. Food was a high-point for both quality and selection and we found kitchen staff wonderfully accommodating to dietary restrictions. If there is something to distinguish Six Senses generally, it is that certain staff members share in the trip alongside you and remain imprinted in the memory of the experience. We thank the intriguingly wonderful Matan for real connection (and ice bath strategy) and Matthew for adding a bit of oenophilic sparkle to our trip. We highly recommend the property to any regional itinerary.