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Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea Hotel, Neve Zohar

Neve Zohar, Dead Sea, Israel | 280 Rooms

About this hotel

By DeadSea.com Editorial Team

Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea is a 280-room resort in the Neve Zohar hotel area with 40 suites, three outdoor pools, an indoor spa with Dead Sea and sulfur-water facilities, 30 treatment rooms, family clubs, buffet dining, and a complimentary shuttle to Herods Beach. Choose it for a spa-led family hotel. Understand the beach route and accessibility limits before booking.

The hotel offers ten room types, from Superior and Deluxe rooms to family rooms and suites. The right category depends on occupancy, balcony, outlook, and accessibility. Do not assume that a generic room photograph represents the exact room sold in the rate.

At a glance
Location Neve Zohar hotel area, south of central Ein Bokek
Rooms 280 rooms, including 40 suites, across ten current room types
Beach Walking route plus a current complimentary shuttle to Herods Beach
Pools Two full-size outdoor pools, toddler pool, and indoor spa pools
Spa Dead Sea and sulfur-water pools, Jacuzzi, wet and dry saunas, treatments, and gym
Best for Couples and families who prioritize spa and pool facilities
Main trade-off Elevated beach access, with no accessible hotel exit to the promenade

Amenities

Beach access
Outdoor Pool
Children’s pool
Indoor Pool
Dead Sea Pools
Sulfur Pools
Jacuzzi
Sauna
Spa treatments
Fitness Center
Kids Club
Buffet Restaurants
Bar/Lounge
ROOM SERVICE
Synagogue
Conference facilities
Shuttle Service
WIFI
PARKING
Accessible rooms
Choose the room, not only the hotel

The current room list includes Superior Room, Superior Family Room, Superior Family Room with Balcony, Deluxe Room, Deluxe Family Room, Junior Room, and several suite formats. Some categories are built around family occupancy; others are better for couples who want a balcony or more living space. Confirm the exact bed setup, maximum occupancy, balcony, connecting-room option, floor, and view before payment.

Rooms include air conditioning, private bathroom, television, Wi-Fi, coffee and tea facilities, and a minibar or small refrigerator. Multiple family categories are available. When two adults and children share a room, ask whether the added bed is a sofa bed and how much open floor area remains when it is prepared.

Four rooms are adapted for guests with disabilities. They are on the third and fourth floors and can accommodate two adults and two children. The hotel lists wide entrances, accessible showers, toilets with support rails, and a 90 cm bathroom entrance. Request the assigned room and full route in writing because carpet, elevator distance, and the beach exit can materially affect the stay.

Pools and spa

The outdoor complex has two full-size pools and a shallow toddler pool. The pool area also has loungers, shade, and a seasonal snack or pool bar. Opening dates, lifeguard hours, water temperature, and maintenance can change, so confirm them if the trip is planned around outdoor swimming.

The spa includes indoor Dead Sea and sulfur-water pools, a Jacuzzi, wet and dry saunas, relaxation areas, and a treatment program. Leonardo lists 30 treatment rooms. Massages and beauty treatments cost extra, and current booking conditions set spa entry at age 16 and over. Confirm whether every wet facility is operating and included for hotel guests before reserving a treatment.

The gym is available to guests, and a seasonal solarium is listed. These are leisure facilities rather than medical care. A hotel spa does not guarantee treatment of a skin, joint, or other health condition. Compare the actual wet facilities and age rules in the Israeli Dead Sea spa hotel guide.

The beach plan needs attention

The hotel advertises a complimentary daytime shuttle to Herods Beach and also describes a walking route. Treat the shuttle schedule and walking access as changeable, and ask which route guests should use during the exact stay.

The hotel’s accessibility information states that there is no accessible exit from the property to the promenade. This does not make the whole hotel inaccessible, but it is decisive for a guest who needs a step-free route to the beach. Ask whether the shuttle is wheelchair accessible, where it boards, and which approved beach entrance provides the required support.

Do not interpret the word “beach” in a facility list as a private shoreline directly outside the lobby. Confirm the current destination, transport, towels, loungers, lifeguard hours, showers, and return service. Follow marked access and local water-safety instructions.

Dining, children, and events

Collage is the main restaurant for buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Tricolor is the lobby espresso bar, and the pool bar serves selected food and drinks when operating. The booked meal plan controls what is included, so compare breakfast-only, half-board, and other packages rather than assuming three meals are part of every rate.

Children have a dedicated club with games, creative activities, consoles, and seasonal programs, plus the toddler pool. A Welcome Baby service can be requested in advance. Confirm current club dates, supervised hours, child ages, cot charge, and whether a family room is large enough for the selected sleeping arrangement.

The hotel can host conferences and events for up to 500 guests. That capacity is useful for groups, but an event can change the feel of public spaces. Ask whether a large function overlaps the stay if quiet dining or a low-key pool day matters.

Plaza or Club?

Choose Plaza when the indoor spa, broad room selection, family pools, and conventional hotel meal plan are the priorities. Choose Leonardo Club Dead Sea when an all-inclusive family format, direct private beach, and entertainment program matter more. Club’s waterpark is currently labeled temporarily closed, so do not use it as the deciding feature without written reopening confirmation.

The Neve Zohar accommodation guide compares nearby choices. The Israel Dead Sea hotels overview covers the wider Israeli shore without mixing in Jordanian properties.

Touring and value

Masada National Park and Ein Gedi Nature Reserve are separate day trips. Save the exact entrance, calculate the route from the hotel, check current hours and reservations, and review road, heat, trail, and flood conditions.

Compare the final price for the exact room, meals, cot, spa access, treatments, pool operation, beach shuttle, parking, and cancellation terms. Choose Leonardo Plaza for a spa and pool stay with family facilities. Look elsewhere if direct step-free promenade access, a private beach immediately outside the hotel, or an all-inclusive package is essential.

Amenities in detail
  • 280 rooms, including 40 suites
  • Ten current room categories
  • Superior and Deluxe rooms
  • Family rooms with and without balconies
  • Junior rooms and multiple suite formats
  • Four adapted rooms
  • Air conditioning
  • Private bathrooms
  • Television
  • Coffee and tea facilities
  • Small refrigerator or minibar
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Two full-size outdoor pools
  • Shallow toddler pool
  • Indoor Dead Sea water pool
  • Indoor sulfur-water pool
  • Jacuzzi
  • Wet sauna
  • Dry sauna
  • 30 treatment rooms
  • Massage and beauty treatments for an added charge
  • Fitness room
  • Seasonal solarium
  • Kids’ club
  • Teen game facilities
  • Welcome Baby service by advance request
  • Collage buffet restaurant
  • Tricolor espresso bar
  • Seasonal pool bar
  • Room service during set hours
  • Synagogue
  • Meeting and banquet spaces
  • Events for up to 500 guests
  • Complimentary shuttle to Herods Beach, schedule to confirm
  • Parking, subject to availability
  • Guide dogs only
Pros and cons

Pros

  • Large spa with indoor Dead Sea and sulfur-water facilities
  • Three outdoor pools and dedicated children and teen activities
  • Ten room types, including family rooms, suites, and four adapted rooms

Cons

  • The hotel has no accessible exit to the promenade
  • Beach use depends on a walking route or a changeable shuttle service
  • Spa entry starts at age 16, and treatments cost extra