The hotel is an all-inclusive : 3 meals a day, beer, house wine and soda are free. The place was full, with many families with small children : it was noisy. The room was nice but the balcony (we had paid for seaview) was so small we could not both sit on it at the same time. The pool is... More

This was one of the hotels selected as part of our tour of Israel. It was by far the most luxurious. It was all inclusive, so we didn't have to pay for extras. The rooms are large and ours had a great view of the Dead Sea. Mealtimes were a banquet of middle-eastern fare, which I love (if you are... More

The hotel is situated on the shores of the Dead Sea so you can go for a dip there and then be in the very large swimming pool in a flash. The 1km away shopping mall is small but has some tourist shops, food outlets (not needed!) and a supermarket. There is a complimentary shuttle from the hotel every hour.... More

My name is Anna from Boston, MA (USA) and I have stayed at this hotel 3 times and would like to bring the attention to a special employee who is dedicated to ensuring customer satisfaction to its fullest. She is very attentive, goes out of her way to help with any questions or issues concerning the hotel. She deserves acknowledgment... More

We spent our last holidays at Leonardo Club Dead Sea. We had a most enjoyable week. Here, we received a good welcome, kindness from restaurant staff - specially Mr Nasser - Plenty of good food and beverage. Comfortable and clean rooms and a lovely bar: the Rush Rush. But, in Leonardo Club Dead Sea, above all, we appreciated Mme Sharon... More

No Wi Fi. The hotel promised to have free onthe lobby and pool - Never worked in our four days of stay. Very noisy in lobby. I was near attacked in elevator. Very noisy in lobby. Very crowded in dinning room. Parking was very difficlt.

This was a very strange experience. Hotel is in a very nice location with a great view and a good beach. However, this hotel is "all inclusive", meaning all food and beverages were included. Meals consisted of large quantities of poor to mediocre food; the wine was horrible. Meals were a unpleasent experience with large crowds hovering over huge buffet... More

The location, beach and spa were were nice. I've been to the Dead Sea many times and I love the lanscape, bathing in the Dead Sea, the tranquility and the sulphur pools. But I would not stay at this hotel again. The hotel is very big and the reception desk was not sufficiently staffed for so many guests and we... More

the hotel lives off of its location right on the Dead Sea. It's off by itself, away from all the other hotels in the area, so unless you have a car or want to take the shuttle, your evening entertainment is pretty much limited to whatever the hotel provides. Pool closes at 6pm. So does the Dead Sea beach. My... More