
Hotels in Dead Sea, Israel
Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea
Herods Dead Sea Hotel
Leonardo Club Dead Sea
Leonardo Inn Dead Sea

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Dead Sea
When visiting the lowest point on Earth, make sure you stay at the highest level of luxury. You can do so at one of Leonardo's Hotels on the Israeli side of the Dead Sea, in the resort district of Ein Bokek. This unique natural wonder is a lake in the Jordan Rift Valley. It has extremely high salt levels and is famous as a health destination. The Dead Sea's high mineral content, including magnesium, potassium, and bromide, is believed to have therapeutic properties that can help relieve various ailments such as skin conditions, respiratory problems, and rheumatic diseases. The higher atmospheric pressure at this depth is also said to offer health benefits. Take advantage of these therapeutic properties by indulging in mud baths, mineral-rich spa treatments, and specialized therapies available at local health centres, such as heliotherapy, thalassotherapy, and climatotherapy.
Enjoy hiking, swimming, and sunbathing while taking in the breathtaking natural beauty of the Judean and Negev deserts and the Moab Mountains. The region surrounding the Dead Sea holds a rich history and religious significance, with many biblical and historical sites like the Qumran Caves, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, and Masada, a palace-fortress constructed by King Herod and a historic site of Jewish resistance against the Romans. Additionally, the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve features a waterfall and hiking trails that offer spectacular views of the countryside. For a more accessible experience, visitors can explore the new boardwalk. It's ideal for walks, jogging, and Segway tours. Wheelchair-accessible beaches ensure inclusivity for all.
Experience all the Dead Sea has to offer from one of Leonardo's four hotels, each providing first-class comfort and hospitality. Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea both cater to families, offering children's clubs to keep younger guests entertained. Additionally, both hotels boast spas and pools for relaxation and recreation. For business travellers, large conference rooms are available to meet professional needs. Leonardo Club Dead Sea All-Inclusive offers a resort experience with a private beach and water park. It has five halls for business conferences and private events. Floating on the Dead Sea’s waters requires no effort, and the mineral-rich mud nourishes the skin, making sunbathing a safer experience due to the low UV levels in the atmosphere and cleaner air, which is safer to breathe.
When visiting the lowest point on Earth, make sure you stay at the highest level of luxury. You can do so at one of Leonardo's Hotels on the Israeli side of the Dead Sea, in the resort district of Ein Bokek. This unique natural wonder is a lake in the Jordan Rift Valley. It has extremely high salt levels and is famous as a health destination. The Dead Sea's high mineral content, including magnesium, potassium, and bromide, is believed to have therapeutic properties that can help relieve various ailments such as skin conditions, respiratory problems, and rheumatic diseases. The higher atmospheric pressure at this depth is also said to offer health benefits. Take advantage of these therapeutic properties by indulging in mud baths, mineral-rich spa treatments, and specialized therapies available at local health centres, such as heliotherapy, thalassotherapy, and climatotherapy.
Enjoy hiking, swimming, and sunbathing while taking in the breathtaking natural beauty of the Judean and Negev deserts and the Moab Mountains. The region surrounding the Dead Sea holds a rich history and religious significance, with many biblical and historical sites like the Qumran Caves, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, and Masada, a palace-fortress constructed by King Herod and a historic site of Jewish resistance against the Romans. Additionally, the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve features a waterfall and hiking trails that offer spectacular views of the countryside. For a more accessible experience, visitors can explore the new boardwalk. It's ideal for walks, jogging, and Segway tours. Wheelchair-accessible beaches ensure inclusivity for all.
Experience all the Dead Sea has to offer from one of Leonardo's four hotels, each providing first-class comfort and hospitality. Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea both cater to families, offering children's clubs to keep younger guests entertained. Additionally, both hotels boast spas and pools for relaxation and recreation. For business travellers, large conference rooms are available to meet professional needs. Leonardo Club Dead Sea All-Inclusive offers a resort experience with a private beach and water park. It has five halls for business conferences and private events. Floating on the Dead Sea’s waters requires no effort, and the mineral-rich mud nourishes the skin, making sunbathing a safer experience due to the low UV levels in the atmosphere and cleaner air, which is safer to breathe.
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About the City
The Dead Sea offers floating in extremely salty water, mineral-rich black mud, Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, Masada fortress (UNESCO site), Qumran Caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found, and the Ein Bokek resort area.
The best time to visit the Dead Sea is spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), when temperatures are warm but comfortable for outdoor activities and desert sightseeing.
The Dead Sea is about 1–1.5 hours from Jerusalem by car via Route 1 and Route 90. Direct buses from Jerusalem Central Bus Station also run regularly to Ein Bokek.
Yes. The Dead Sea offers a unique experience with effortless floating, mineral-rich mud, dramatic desert scenery, and nearby historic sites such as Masada and Qumran.
The Dead Sea’s extremely high salinity—about ten times saltier than the ocean—creates natural buoyancy, allowing visitors to float effortlessly on the water’s surface.
Visitors can float but cannot swim normally because the water’s extreme salinity makes traditional swimming difficult. Floating sessions should be limited and the water should not touch the eyes.
Dead Sea mud is mineral-rich black mud known for its skincare and wellness benefits. It contains magnesium, calcium, and potassium and is widely used in spa treatments.
Most visitors stay one to three days to experience floating, spa treatments, and nearby attractions such as Masada and Ein Gedi Nature Reserve.
Yes. Masada fortress is about 20 km from the Ein Bokek Dead Sea resort area and can be reached in around 20–30 minutes by car.
Ein Gedi is a desert nature reserve with waterfalls, hiking trails, and wildlife. It is located about 30 km north of the Dead Sea resort area and takes roughly 30–40 minutes to reach by car.
Dead Sea minerals are known to help treat skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema, which is why the region is famous for wellness and medical tourism.
Summer temperatures at the Dead Sea often reach 40–45°C due to the desert climate and low elevation. Early morning and evening are the most comfortable times for outdoor activities.
Yes. Masada and Ein Gedi are close to the Dead Sea and can both be visited in one day, making them popular excursions for visitors staying in the area.
Yes, the Dead Sea can be suitable for families, but children should follow safety instructions and avoid getting the salty water in their eyes.
The Dead Sea offers a unique natural experience that cannot be found elsewhere, especially floating in highly saline water and enjoying mineral-rich mud treatments.
Dead Sea water contains high concentrations of minerals such as magnesium and potassium, which may support treatment of certain skin conditions and contribute to the area’s wellness reputation.
Leonardo Hotels in the City
Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea, Leonardo Club Dead Sea, and Herods Dead Sea Hotel are located in the Ein Bokek resort area on the Israeli side of the Dead Sea.
Leonardo Club Dead Sea offers all-inclusive packages including meals, drinks, snacks, and entertainment. Other properties may offer half-board or optional all-inclusive upgrades.
Leonardo Club Dead Sea is the most family-focused property, featuring kids’ clubs, family entertainment, and children’s pools. Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea also offers family-friendly amenities and room options.
Herods Dead Sea Hotel offers the most luxurious resort experience with premium spa facilities and upscale accommodations. Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea also provides an upscale resort atmosphere with full amenities.
Herods Dead Sea Hotel and Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea feature extensive spa facilities with Dead Sea mineral treatments, therapeutic pools, and wellness programs.
Yes. All Leonardo Hotels in the Ein Bokek area provide convenient access to Dead Sea beaches, either directly from the hotel or via a short walk.
Herods Dead Sea Hotel generally offers a quieter atmosphere compared to the family-focused Leonardo Club Dead Sea.
Many rooms at Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea Hotel offer panoramic Dead Sea views, especially higher-category sea-view rooms with balconies.
Masada fortress is about 20 km from the Ein Bokek resort area, approximately 20–30 minutes by car from Leonardo Dead Sea hotels.
Hotel Features & Services
Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea offer Standard Rooms, Superior Rooms, Family Rooms, and Suites, typically featuring air conditioning, private bathrooms, TVs, and balconies. Some rooms at Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea Hotel also offer panoramic views of the Dead Sea.
Leonardo Club Dead Sea offers all-inclusive stays including buffet meals, snacks, drinks, kids’ clubs, and daily entertainment. Other Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea usually operate on a half-board basis with breakfast and dinner included.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea feature freshwater swimming pools. Larger facilities, including multiple pools and children’s pools, are available at Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea Hotel.
Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea Hotel offer large spa facilities with Dead Sea mud treatments, massages, mineral therapies, and wellness programs. Other Leonardo Dead Sea hotels offer smaller spa or wellness facilities.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea provide beach access with sun loungers, umbrellas, showers, and towels, allowing guests to comfortably enjoy the Dead Sea and rinse off afterward.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea feature buffet restaurants and bars, with larger hotels such as Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea Hotel offering additional dining venues and lounge areas.
Yes. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea, including guest rooms, restaurants, spa areas, and public spaces.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea can help arrange Masada tours, including popular sunrise visits with transportation and guided options.
Leonardo Club Dead Sea offers supervised kids’ clubs and family entertainment programs with activities designed for different age groups.
Check-in at Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea usually begins at 3:00 PM, and check-out is typically between 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM, depending on the hotel.
Most Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea, including Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea Hotel, offer fitness centers with cardio and strength equipment.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea can help organize visits or tours to Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, located about 30–40 minutes north of the Dead Sea resort area.
Many Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea provide access to authentic Dead Sea mud, either at beach areas or as part of spa treatments.
Many Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea offer accessible rooms and facilities. Guests should contact the hotel directly to confirm specific accessibility features.
Leonardo Club Dead Sea offers nightly entertainment and shows, while Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea and Herods Dead Sea Hotel provide live music and evening lounge entertainment.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea can arrange full-day tours to Jerusalem, including visits to major sites in the Old City.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary needs with advance notice.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea provide 24-hour reception services for check-in, guest assistance, and tour arrangements.
Yes. Leonardo Hotels at the Dead Sea can assist guests with contacting local medical services or arranging medical support if needed.