Leonardo Plaza Netanya Hotel

第一次體驗到被信任的尊貴感覺，之外，超級棒的早餐。

Great location - on the town square. Next to steps to beach or 5 mins. from lift to beach. Next to cafés, shops, market, short walk to shopping mall. 8 mins. to McDonald's shul - if that's your thing. Lovely rooms, delicious food, nice roof-top pool. Great, friendly and courteous staff. Couldn't recommend it more - fantastic hotel.

My family and community were evacuated from the house due to war, and we lived in a hotel for more than six months. This is not something to be taken for granted and the hotel staff always took care of us, pampered us and made us feel welcome and wrapped. The rooms are pleasant and beautiful, close to the sea and the city center. Highly recommend!

The army evacuated us from our kibbutz on Oct 8, 2023 and sent us to Leonardo Plaza. From my house to one room in a hotel. But what a hotel. A hotel with a heart, a big heart. The staff, all the staff, did all they could to make us feel welcome and part of the family. It is not a family run hotel, but with a small staff it has the feeling of a family. If you stay for a few days, you will probably get to know some of the staff, and friendships form fast. It is not just because it is part of their job, but because they care. Add to that an excellent location: right on the tourist square of Natanya and a 10 minute walk from the sea (up and down a lot of steps, because from anywhere in Natanya you have a lot of steps down to the sea). There is plenty of good food at the meals, you really do not need the restaurants around the square, just walk around and enjoy the atmosphere.

Hello. The stay at the Leonardo Plaza Hotel in Netanya has been extraordinary. All hotel employees have been at our disposal at any time to make our stay excellent. It has been more than a quality service. It has been a service with emotional intelligence and almost familiar, in particular Sylvie Z. I recommend this hotel. SamB

My family and I reserved two rooms (Nos. 327, 427) for three nights apiece, or six total nights. This property was in shabby condition overall, including the following examples: 1. The floors in each suite were scuffed and scratched. 2. Mold could be seen in and near the shower and bathtub areas. 3. The hallways on each floor smelled of something like tobacco or other foul odor. 4. The furniture and bathroom mirrors in each suite were chipped, scratched, and needed to be either repaired or replaced. There were actual stains or some dried fluid on the side of the table to the left of the No. 327 bed. 5. The tables on each side of the bed in No. 327 did not have lamps. There were adjustable reading lights, but no lamps. And one of the reading lights was only loosely connected to the headboard. This property, overall, is tired looking, needs to be refurbished and in no way represents how Leonardo holds itself out, particularly since I've been to other Leonardo properties, and this one, candidly, should not be open to travelers in its current condition. We overpaid for a property far below average and will not return. In fact, we will encourage others to avoid this Leonardo property. It is shameful inside. Lastly, this hotel is unlike any other in that it required us to pay for our entire stay (a total of six nights) when we checked in. The clerk did not put a hold on the card, rather he took the entire payment before our stay even began and then refused to provide a receipt until we checked out. That practice is unheard of. And then on two different occasions afterward, demands were made to charge our card again because the proper amounts were supposedly not taken the first two times. Not only are the conditions of this property poor, but so are the practices of those tasked with running it.