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Spat Hotel Ashdod

$180
/ night

Avg. for October

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$180
/ night

Avg. for October

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Spat Hotel Ashdod average $143 in February, the cheapest month, and $207 in November, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Spat Hotel Ashdod by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$183
February$143
March$152
April$166
May$176
June$182
July$179
August$193
September$161
October$180
November$207
December$179

Most expensive: November (~$207)

Cheapest: February (~$143)

About this property

Pamper yourself with onsite massages or make use of the other amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a picnic area.
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  • Parking

  • Airport shuttle

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Room Service

  • Housekeeping

  • Safe-Deposit Box

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Location

Simtat El Hayam 2, Ashdod, Israel

Corinne Mamane Museum of Philistine Culture (1.3 miles)

Ashdod Beach (1.4 miles)

Ashdod MonArt Arts Centre (1.8 miles)

Eye of the Sun (4.2 miles)

Ashkelon Marina (13.5 miles)

Weizmann Institute of Science (13.6 miles)


Room options

Classic Suite, 1 Bedroom, Sea View

Room details

1 Full Bed

Sleeps 4

431 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Kitchenette

Grand Suite, 1 Bedroom, Sea View

Room details

1 Full Bed

Sleeps 4

431 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Kitchenette

Classic Room, 1 Bedroom, Sea View

Room details

1 Full Bed

Sleeps 3

258 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Kitchenette

Guest reviews of Spat Hotel Ashdod

Facilities

5.6

Cleanliness

5.6

Rooms

4.3

Service

6.3

Location

5.2

Dining

5.2

6

Alan

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Aug 15, 2025

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Stayed 5 nights

Staff was great. Good location near the beach. Excellent breakfast served in your room. No elevator. Smoking allowed. No soap in the bathroom when we arrived. Thin bath towel. No hand towels. Had to request a hair dryer. Remote for tv needed batteries.
Staff was great. Good location near the beach. Excellent breakfast served in your room. No elevator. Smoking allowed. No soap in the bathroom when we arrived. Thin bath towel. No hand towels. Had to request a hair dryer. Remote for tv needed batteries.

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Dina

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Jul 31, 2025

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Stayed 1 night

It should be removed from hotel.com or expidia.com Imidietlly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dont go there!!!!!!! Its kookers, drunks. Its absolutely not even motel!!!!!!!! The owner is turibule, alot of noise os sex, teroristst!!!! Very scarry and im american -israeli, i know my loved country. Don't!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It should be removed from hotel.com or expidia.com Imidietlly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dont go there!!!!!!! Its kookers, drunks. Its absolutely not even motel!!!!!!!! The owner is turibule, alot of noise os sex, teroristst!!!! Very scarry and im american -israeli, i know my loved country. Don't!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2

Adrianme

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Jun 7, 2025

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Stayed 1 night

If you are a smoker and a budget traveler, this is a great option. The entire hotel smells like smoke, ashtrays in the room and all the curtains are full of the smell of smoke. The bed is wet low quality and uncomfortable. The breakfast is very nice and the staff is very helpful and friendly.
If you are a smoker and a budget traveler, this is a great option. The entire hotel smells like smoke, ashtrays in the room and all the curtains are full of the smell of smoke. The bed is wet low quality and uncomfortable. The breakfast is very nice and the staff is very helpful and friendly.

6

David

IAN-logo

Jul 21, 2024

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Stayed 3 nights

Hotel is under construction. Arrived at night time and there was no sign on the outside that showed what the place is. It simply said hotel in Hebrew on the outside in the dark the only way to get in and find out if it's the right hotel is up two flights of stairs (, with only one handrail on one side) to ask the receptionist. Then there were other problems: I asked about laundry at time of reservation, got no reply, really had to push when I got there to make sure that I could get laundry done, although they did solve the problem by having a staff member do the laundry by herself. Room possibly the worst designed room in a hotel I have ever seen: light switches in wrong places Including no small bedside light, and the light to the overhead in the ceiling, the switch is on the other side of the room. So you have to turn it off and then make your way in the dark to the bed.. Lighting is not especially bright either, and then remember that construction? At 0 800 on Friday they came and they put corrugated cardboard across all of my window. I took that off in time for Shabbat so I could use the daylight, but they came back again to put it on Sunday morning and I had to yell at them (they complied) is in room and timely and adequate, but no table and I had to improvise from sheets of glass that they use on top of the furniture on my lap. Were all survivable problems in the end, but people should be aware. Religious Jewish travelers: the keys are hard keys, you do have to defea
Hotel is under construction. Arrived at night time and there was no sign on the outside that showed what the place is. It simply said hotel in Hebrew on the outside in the dark the only way to get in and find out if it's the right hotel is up two flights of stairs (, with only one handrail on one side) to ask the receptionist. Then there were other problems: I asked about laundry at time of reservation, got no reply, really had to push when I got there to make sure that I could get laundry done, although they did solve the problem by having a staff member do the laundry by herself. Room possibly the worst designed room in a hotel I have ever seen: light switches in wrong places Including no small bedside light, and the light to the overhead in the ceiling, the switch is on the other side of the room. So you have to turn it off and then make your way in the dark to the bed.. Lighting is not especially bright either, and then remember that construction? At 0 800 on Friday they came and they put corrugated cardboard across all of my window. I took that off in time for Shabbat so I could use the daylight, but they came back again to put it on Sunday morning and I had to yell at them (they complied) is in room and timely and adequate, but no table and I had to improvise from sheets of glass that they use on top of the furniture on my lap. Were all survivable problems in the end, but people should be aware. Religious Jewish travelers: the keys are hard keys, you do have to defea

10

Christopher

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Apr 29, 2024

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Stayed 1 night

It was scary when we drove up and it looked like an abandonned property, but the room turned out nice and the bed was comfy. The "sea view" is a dirt parking lot that is noisy but its close to the beach and lots of places to eat. We ended up having a great time.
It was scary when we drove up and it looked like an abandonned property, but the room turned out nice and the bed was comfy. The "sea view" is a dirt parking lot that is noisy but its close to the beach and lots of places to eat. We ended up having a great time.

Property Policies

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Check-in

Check-out

From 14:00 to 00:00

Before 11:00


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FAQs about Spat Hotel Ashdod

Is parking available at the property?

Yes, free self-parking is available on-site.


Is breakfast offered at the hotel?

Breakfast is available, and guests can enjoy breakfast in the room.


What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 14:00, and check-out is until 11:00. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request, but additional charges may apply.


Are airport shuttle services available?

Yes, roundtrip airport shuttle services are available for a surcharge.

What accessibility features does the property offer?

The property features step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities in public areas and rooms.


What is the location of the hotel in relation to nearby attractions?

The hotel is located within a 5-minute drive of Corinne Mamane Museum of Philistine Culture and Ashdod MonArt Arts Centre. It is 2.1 miles from Ashdod Beach and approximately 13.5 miles from Ashkelon Marina.


What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Children are allowed at the property, and the minimum age for children to stay for free is not specified.


What are the policies regarding extra beds and cribs?

Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee, and guests should request them in advance.


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Considering this hotel for your Ashdod trip?

What do room rates usually run at Spat Hotel Ashdod in Ashdod?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Spat Hotel Ashdod in Ashdod typically land around $162 a night for two guests, ranging from $143 to $175 on peak and off-peak dates.


When is the quietest time to visit Spat Hotel Ashdod?

December is the quietest month to visit Spat Hotel Ashdod in Ashdod, while October is the busiest; demand climbs sharply through late summer into autumn. If you prefer fewer crowds and easier availability, plan travel for December or the early winter stretch.


Which month has the lowest rates at Spat Hotel Ashdod?

February is the cheapest month to stay at Spat Hotel Ashdod in Ashdod, averaging $143 a night; August is the priciest month at $223. February’s lower rates come even though December is the quietest month for crowds, so the least-crowded month and the least-expensive month differ.

What attractions and guest types is Spat Hotel Ashdod good for?

Set in Ashdod, Spat Hotel Ashdod is a convenient pick for couples and beach-goers, minutes from Ashdod Beach and the Corinne Mamane Museum of Philistine Culture, with easy access to Ashkelon Beach and Ashkelon National Park. The hotel’s location suits travellers aiming to mix coastal time with local museums and seaside parks.


How do Spat Hotel Ashdod’s rates compare with other hotels in Ashdod?

Spat Hotel Ashdod is cheaper than 5 of 15 comparable hotels in Ashdod, with a typical median of $169 a night versus about $150 for its peer set.


How does the nightly price at Spat Hotel Ashdod in Ashdod compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Spat Hotel Ashdod in Ashdod is $151 per night for 2 guests, which is low for this hotel: about 25% below its $208 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $136 and $465.

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