Leonardo Privilege Eilat Hotel - All Inclusive

A good hotel, very conveniently located to go to the border with Jordan, walk in the evenings near the yachts and amusement park, go shopping, buy excursions and souvenirs. I would especially like to thank the receptionist, Yasha, who promptly helped me in all matters, was polite and friendly. Thank you! The restaurant amazes with an abundance of dishes, snacks, fruits, seasonings and all kinds of seeds. I was pleased with the opportunity to make freshly squeezed orange juice for myself - for free. I also want to thank the waitress Elena. Thank you for the wine, I drank it with gratitude. The hotel is well located for trips to Jerusalem and Bethlehem, you will be one of the last to be picked up and one of the first to be brought back. And the hotel will take care of you and organize a delicious late dinner. The bar satisfied me, although I’m not a big drinker, but you can have a nice sit in the lobby. I was there after Epiphany, the prices were optimal, the occupancy was not high, those who had been on vacation for a long time said that the hotel was full to capacity for Epiphany. Recommendations: Take rooms with a view of the amusement park or the pool. I lived on the third floor with such a view, everyone came to me to take pictures on the balcony. In Eilat there is a show of singing fountains (I don’t remember the schedule) and a take-out market, it works on Thursdays and you can walk to it from the hotel. In January you can enjoy ripe strawberries, pineapples and sweet dates. In general, I can say that Israel is a cheap and very calm country, which is strange. But it’s comfortable here, many speak Russian, everyone is very friendly and the prices are very reasonable (excursions are cheaper than Egypt or Turkey). Recommendations: To the Dead Sea and Jordan - take swimwear and a baptismal shirt. Immediately set yourself the attitude - I will go into the water. Dress warmer in Jerusalem and Bethlehem (I'm talking about January) because... The weather there is colder than in Eilat. I also recommend taking replacement shoes, water and a small supply of food. Have a nice trip everyone. Give me a note with good wishes to the Western Wall. Shalom.