Leonard Club Hotel
Dead Sea, Israel

Leonard Club Hotel guests enjoy the intimate atmosphere and pamper themselves at the "Mineral Care Spa" complex. The hotel's in-house spa offers an indoor heated Dead Sea water pool, dry and steam saunas, Jacuzzi pools, a modern and fully equipped fitness center, a relaxation area overlooking The Dead Sea, a health spa bar and a natural private solarium.

The Spa features a separate beauty treatment area, that offers a wide range of pampering and relaxing facial and body treatments, all carried out by professional staff. The wide range of treatments include massages, mud wraps, mineral and oil baths, thalasso therapy  and beauty care. Special beauty and anti-stress daily spa packages are also available.

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Prima Spa Club Hotel
Dead Sea, Israel

Hidden inside our Oasis Resort is a jewel of a hotel, a haven for quiet relaxation. A serene, calm environment with refined atmosphere for those guests seeking the true spa experience of rejuvenation and relaxation with the renowned qualities of the Dead Sea. Spa Club, a vacation of pure tranquility at the lowest point on earth.

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Sheraton Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv, Israel

The Cielo Spa at Sheraton Tel Aviv features 14 treatment rooms, including two spacious suites, and seven massage rooms. Choose from a decadent menu of services, and enjoy a dry sauna, a large Turkish bath ("hamam") complemented by built-in treatment beds, and rooms for post-treatment relaxation. Two  Dead Sea treatment rooms  are dedicated to mud wraps and salt peels, complete with luxurious showers. Two Cielo Beauty Treatment Rooms feature with innovative facial treatment equipment for the most powerful anti-aging results.

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