Leonardo Club Eilat – All Inclusive

First Impressions

Walking into Leonardo Club Eilat – All Inclusive, you immediately get that this isn’t your typical Red Sea resort. It’s actually a unique boutique hotel without official star rating, which honestly works in its favor — they’re not trying to fit into some cookie-cutter category. The lobby has this modern, relaxed vibe that feels more like a stylish beach club than a formal hotel, and you can already hear the waves from the North Shore just steps away.

The All-Inclusive Experience

Here’s what I really appreciated about their all-inclusive setup — it doesn’t feel restrictive or cheap. The restaurant actually serves decent food (I mean, we’re talking about Eilat here, where resort food can be hit or miss), and the variety keeps things interesting throughout your stay. The poolside service is solid too, which matters when you’re spending your days lounging between the pool and the beach.

Location and Beach Access

The North Shore location is honestly perfect if you want to avoid the chaos of the main hotel strip but still be close enough to walk to everything. You’re literally on one of Eilat’s better beach stretches — the kind where you can actually relax without dodging jet skis every five minutes. The coral reefs here are accessible for snorkeling, and the water stays calm most of the time, which makes a huge difference for families or anyone who just wants to float around peacefully.

Your Room and Comfort

The room design strikes that sweet spot between modern and comfortable — nothing too fancy, but everything works well and feels fresh. Most rooms have sea views (ask for one when booking), and the AC actually keeps up with Eilat’s summer heat, which believe me, isn’t always a given. The balconies are spacious enough to actually use, not just admire from inside.

Why Guests Love It

What really sets this place apart is how it balances that boutique feel with the convenience of all-inclusive. You’re not dealing with massive crowds fighting over pool chairs, but you’re also not sacrificing amenities or service quality. The staff genuinely seems to care about making your stay work, and there’s reliable parking if you’re planning day trips to places like Timna Park or the Jordanian border. With a 9.3 rating, it’s clear that most people leave feeling like they found something special — not just another resort, but a place that actually gets what Eilat vacations should be about.