Dan Panorama Eilat

The hotel accomodated all my requests. Allowed late checkout

Hello. We are here on a gluten-free vacation. And since our daughter is also sensitive to milk, we met 2 people who made our daughter's day. Danny (the operational chef) who stepped into her shoes, asked her what she wanted and went above and beyond so that she would not feel different at breakfast (the child praised him for making her a delicious meal (as a well-meaning mother said, but Danny's is tastier). And it continued with her standing in line for barista Olga Bernstein, asking for a chocolate without milk and gluten, she didn't have it in the place, while she was in line she made sure that they brought my daughter what she asked for, and more. My girl flew at breakfast from the attitude

I stayed at Dan Panorama from 12/23 to 12/26. I had two rooms for myself and my three children. First, the positives: The hotel is absolutely beautiful and clean. My understanding is that the hotel is less than 20 years old. I have stayed in many upscale hotels all over the world. The breakfast at Dan was something truly extra-ordinary. The variety of the food was stunning. I visited during the busy season at the time of war in Israel. Despite that, there was plenty of staff to do what needed to be done. The part that I did not like was the parking. The hotel advertises free parking and that was the only reason that I booked the hotel. When I got there, I was told that their parking garage is full and parking space is given on a first come first serve basis. The entire time that I was there the parking was full. I observed cars coming out of the garage and despite that the "parking full" sign was there. I got the feeling that the free parking was only for their senior staff and VIP guests and not for the general hotel patrons. If you expect free parking, as it is advertised, you will be disappointed.