We stayed here on our way to Petra. After reading some reviews, e worried we had made a poor choice. But the hotel is great. It's not a 5-star resort. But the rooms are small suites with balconies. They are clean and comfortable. Breakfast was included and was a full buffet in a restaurant.

We have been there a lot of times, and we keep staying, so... that is the recommendation.
The rooms have been renovated recently, carpets, curtains, furniture, so they look very nice.
The food is always good (for our taste, of course) and a lot of variety, for breakfast and supper.
There is a kitchen corner with a small refrigerator, a sink and cupboard, and an electric kettle, cups and teaspoons. So you can sit in your balcony and drink your coffee (or whatever you like to drink) without extra cost.
For families, it's a great solution cause you can keep the kid's food in the fridge and not go to a restaurant each tiem they want a snack (or even warm up the baby-bottle)

We spent two nights at this hotel in Dec. 2011 - family of five. The room was hot - air-conditioning was not working - they told us it is shut down. The carpet, the sheets, the blankets were worn out. They did not clean our room until we called them after returning from an all day trip. Would not stay here again.

My husband and I spent one night at the Nova Like in Eilat after coming back to Israel from Petra. We arrived after dark and the hotel was very easy to find from the road coming in from the border. The service was great, the parking and wi fi are free which made the price for the room a great value for us. The hotel is not near the beaches so if you are going to Eilat for beach/vacation I don't know if this is a good location. They do have a large pool area but it is December and we were just there to rest up for our drive back north the next day. The hotel is a few blocks from Eddie's Hideaway restaurant which was a great dining experience.
The breakfast is very good, a cut above some other places we stayed during our trip.