
By DeadSea.com Editorial Team
Leonardo Club Dead Sea is an all-inclusive family resort with three main meals, daytime snacks and drinks, a private beach, outdoor and children’s pools, supervised clubs, entertainment, and a spa for guests aged 16 and over. Choose it when a prepaid, activity-led stay matters more than a quiet hotel atmosphere. Do not choose it for the waterpark until reopening is confirmed.
The waterpark is currently labeled temporarily closed. Three slides are part of the facility design, but a reopening date is not confirmed. Families paying specifically for slides should obtain written confirmation for their exact dates before the cancellation deadline.
| Location | Southern Dead Sea hotel area near Neve Zohar |
| Scale | Published room totals range from 385 to 388 |
| Board | All-inclusive meals, snacks, ice creams, and selected drinks |
| Beach | Direct access to a private Dead Sea beach |
| Waterpark | Three slides are described, but the facility is currently labeled temporarily closed |
| Best for | Families wanting food, pools, beach, clubs, and entertainment in one package |
| Main trade-off | High-energy format and a central feature with unresolved reopening timing |
Accessible rooms
The package is built around breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus snacks, ice creams, hot and soft drinks, and selected alcoholic drinks served at set points during the day. Lobby and poolside service are part of the format. The exact outlets, hours, and drink list can change, so read the current package terms rather than treating “all-inclusive” as unlimited access to every item at every time.
This format can simplify a family budget because many meals and refreshments are prepaid. It is less useful for travelers who plan to tour all day or eat outside the hotel. Compare the all-inclusive premium with the number of meals the group will actually use, including arrival and departure-day service.
Ask how allergies, vegetarian or vegan meals, gluten or lactose needs, infant food, and religious requirements are handled. A large buffet offers choice, but it does not by itself prove separate preparation or control of cross-contact.
Published room totals range from 385 to 388, with 33 suites included in the larger figure. The difference does not change an ordinary room booking, but a large group should request the current contracted inventory rather than relying on a headline total.
Eleven room types are currently listed, including Superior, Deluxe, Mountain View Deluxe, Superior Family, Mountain View Deluxe Family, Deluxe Family Sea View, and suite categories. Rooms include air conditioning, television, minibar, coffee and tea setup, safe, toiletries, and Wi-Fi. Choose by occupancy, wing, bed setup, balcony, and outlook.
Five adapted rooms are listed across floors one to five. The hotel describes accessible parking, routes to key public areas, pool entry equipment, an accessible promenade exit, and adapted bathrooms. Guests should still request the assigned room and exact route because lift distance, flooring, child occupancy, and beach equipment can affect practical use.
The waterpark was designed with a fast slide, a children’s slide, and a family slide, but it is currently labeled temporarily closed. Do not accept a generic water-slides icon as reopening confirmation. Ask for the operating dates in writing and understand what remedy applies if the facility remains closed.
The hotel also has a large outdoor pool and a separate children’s pool. Their seasonal dates, lifeguard hours, and maintenance are separate from the waterpark. A closed slide complex does not necessarily mean the main pools are closed, and an open pool does not prove that the slides are operating.
The private beach has direct hotel access, loungers, shade, towels, and an entry route to the water. Beach use remains subject to lifeguard service, weather, maintenance, and local safety instructions. Use the marked path and do not enter an unapproved shoreline.
The Leo Kids Club provides supervised creative activities and play, while the youth club adds games and consoles for older children. Evening shows, music, contests, and organized activities continue the family program beyond the pool. The Welcome Baby service can supply selected infant equipment by advance request.
This concentration of activities is the hotel’s main advantage and one of its clearest limits. Public areas can be active, particularly during school holidays and event periods. Families wanting a full program may enjoy that energy; couples seeking quiet spa time should consider whether the format matches their trip.
The property also has meeting and event spaces, including five halls. If quiet is important, ask whether a large conference, private function, or school-holiday program overlaps the stay.
The spa lists a heated Dead Sea water pool, thermo-mineral pool, sauna, whirlpool, treatment rooms, beauty services, gym, and rooftop solarium. Spa entry is limited to guests aged 16 and over, and some facilities or treatments require a surcharge. Families need a supervision plan for younger children while an adult uses the spa.
Confirm which spa facilities are included, the current maintenance status, treatment prices, and whether a reservation is required. These are leisure services and do not guarantee medical results. The Israeli Dead Sea spa hotel guide compares the wet facilities and age rules at nearby hotels.
Choose Club for an all-inclusive family stay, direct private beach, children’s programming, and organized entertainment. Choose Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea for a conventional meal plan, larger spa program, and three-pool resort where the beach requires a separate route or shuttle.
The Neve Zohar accommodation guide covers nearby properties, while the Israel Dead Sea hotels overview compares the wider Israeli shore. Keep this choice within the Israel funnel rather than mixing it with Jordanian resorts.
Masada National Park and Ein Gedi Nature Reserve are separate outings. This page does not repeat old fixed drive times. Save the exact entrance, check current hours and reservations, and review road, heat, trail, and flood conditions before departure.
Compare the total price for the exact room, occupancy, included food and drinks, waterpark status, pools, spa access, parking, cot, and cancellation conditions. Choose Leonardo Club when the group will use the resort all day. Look elsewhere if quiet, flexible dining outside the hotel, guaranteed operating slides, or an adults-led spa stay matters more.
Accessible rooms
Leonardo Club Dead Sea is in the southern hotel area near Neve Zohar. Use the full property name for navigation and confirm the current vehicle entrance and parking instructions. Once checked in, guests can reach the private beach through the hotel’s marked route without driving elsewhere.
The resort is designed to keep families on site for much of the day. Touring requires separate planning and may reduce the value of an all-inclusive package. Calculate attraction routes from the exact hotel and gate on the travel day rather than relying on old regional distance tables.
The waterpark is currently labeled temporarily closed. Do not book on the assumption that its three slides will operate. Ask the hotel for written confirmation covering the exact dates and understand the cancellation or remedy terms before the free-cancellation deadline.
The hotel describes breakfast, lunch, dinner, daytime snacks, ice creams, hot and soft drinks, and selected alcoholic drinks. Service is tied to particular outlets and hours, so the current package terms control. Check arrival and departure-day meals, child inclusions, dietary arrangements, and any item that carries an added charge.
Yes. The hotel provides direct access to a private Dead Sea beach with loungers, shade, towels, and a marked route to the water. Access remains subject to lifeguard hours, weather, maintenance, and local safety rules. Ask reception for the daily schedule and use only the approved entry point.
No. Spa entry is limited to guests aged 16 and over. The spa includes a heated Dead Sea water pool, thermo-mineral pool, sauna, whirlpool, treatments, gym, and solarium, but some services cost extra. Families need a supervision plan for younger children while an adult uses the facility.
Published figures range from 385 to 388 rooms. This difference rarely affects an individual reservation, but groups should have the contracted room block, wing, categories, and accessible inventory confirmed in writing. Individual guests should choose by room category, occupancy, bed setup, and accessibility rather than the hotel’s headline total.
It can work for couples who enjoy all-inclusive dining, a private beach, pools, and organized entertainment. It is designed primarily as an active family resort, so school holidays, children’s clubs, shows, and events can shape the atmosphere. Couples prioritizing a larger spa and less package-led stay may prefer Leonardo Plaza.