Leonardo Inn Dead Sea

Leonardo Inn belongs to the Leonardo brand of the Fattal Hotel Group, which also runs Leonardo Plaza and Leonardo Club at the Dead Sea. The Inn sits above the Ein Bokek hotel strip, facing the water, with the commercial center and public beaches below.

Leonardo Inn Dead Sea offers 96 rooms on a hillside above Ein Bokek, and the official Leonardo Hotels site lists nightly rates from approximately 141 euros as of 2026, which typically makes the Inn the least expensive of the three Leonardo properties at the Dead Sea.

Rates move with season and demand, so treat that figure as a floor rather than a promise. Our overview of Dead Sea hotel prices explains how the market shifts across the year.

The official Leonardo Hotels listing centers on Superior rooms with large windows facing the Dead Sea, and the hotel describes the views and natural light as the rooms’ main asset. Expect clean, modest accommodation rather than resort styling.

Each room includes air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a coffee and tea kit, television, and a private bathroom with a shower. The hotel also lists family rooms, though the narrow range of categories suits couples better than large families. Our full Leonardo Inn budget hotel review walks through the room experience in detail.

Standard rates include a kosher dairy breakfast buffet, served from 7:00 to 10:30, with cheeses, pastries, and egg dishes. The main restaurant serves dinner daily with Israeli and international dishes, and dinner can be added as half board.

There is no full lunch restaurant on site, though the restaurants of Ein Bokek and the Dead Sea Mall are within walking distance. The hotel also operates a Bedouin style tent in its garden serving Bedouin cuisine, an unusual evening option for a budget property.

The outdoor pool area is the hotel’s social center, with a main pool, a separate kiddie pool, loungers, and hammocks under palms and thatched parasols. Pool hours run 7:30 to 17:00. The hotel also maintains a solarium with separate areas for women and men, which Leonardo Hotels describes as designed for heliotherapy in the Dead Sea’s unique sunlight.

Leonardo Inn Dead Sea has no full spa of its own, but the hotel’s official facilities page states that guests can use the spa at the nearby Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea for 25 shekels per person per day, payable at reception, keeping wellness access on the table at a budget rate.

If indoor mineral pools and daily treatments are central to your trip, compare the Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea directly, since you would be paying to commute to its spa anyway.

The hotel is not beachfront. The free public Ein Bokek shoreline sits approximately 500 meters away, a longer walk than from most hotels on the strip, and the return leg climbs back up the hillside. Sunbeds and umbrellas are free in the main managed sections; our guide to Ein Bokek Beach covers the practicalities.

A shuttle links the Inn with Leonardo Plaza and Leonardo Club, the easy route to the beach, the Plaza spa, and the Club’s facilities. Confirm the current schedule at reception, since frequency varies.

Leonardo Inn Dead Sea stands roughly 17.5 kilometers from Masada National Park and 33 kilometers from Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, according to the official Leonardo Hotels listing, which places budget travelers within an easy drive of the two best known attractions on the Dead Sea’s Israeli shore.

The three Leonardo properties cover three distinct budgets, and the differences are structural rather than cosmetic.

DeadSea.com’s profile of the Leonardo Club describes it as the only all inclusive resort at the Dead Sea, and our Leonardo Club review breaks down whether that format pays off. For the middle option, read the Leonardo Plaza review. To weigh the whole strip at once, use our Dead Sea hotel comparison.

Book the Inn if price is the deciding factor and you plan to spend your days at the beach, in the water, or out at Masada and Ein Gedi. It suits couples and solo travelers on short stays, and anyone treating a Dead Sea hotel as a base rather than a destination.

Skip it if you want a Dead Sea water pool, an on-site spa, or evening entertainment, all of which live at the sister properties or elsewhere on the strip. Guest scores reflect this positioning: a 3.4 rating across roughly 2,420 reviews on the deadsea.com profile as of 2026, respectable for the price class but well below the strip’s four and five star resorts.

Two practical tips. If you arrive on a Saturday or Jewish holiday, check-in moves to 18:00. And if your dates are flexible, compare the Inn against guesthouse style options such as the Neve Zohar zimmers, which compete at a similar price point in a quieter setting.

The math is simple: Leonardo Inn trades beachfront convenience for the lowest reliable rate under a known brand in Ein Bokek. Walk in expecting a clean base with a pool and a view rather than a resort, and it delivers exactly what it charges for.

The Wolfson Medical health and beauty centre operates on site and is the property’s most distinctive feature: a specialised facility offering Dead Sea climatotherapy for psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and other skin conditions under medical supervision. Treatment programmes typically run two to four weeks.

This is a different proposition from a hotel spa. If skin-condition treatment is the reason for the trip, the Inn works as a base in a way the resort properties do not, because the lower nightly rate makes an extended two-to-four-week stay far more affordable. Confirm current programme availability and pricing with the centre directly before booking.

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