Love this hotel! The service is very good and warm, and the dinner in the hotel is also good. The decoration of the entire hotel, including the rooms, is very Arabic. I don’t know why it doesn’t look photogenic in photos, but it actually looks pretty!
Environment: Downstairs is the busiest commercial street in Aqaba, which is very convenient for eating and drinking.
Facilities: A bit old, but parking is free and self-driving is very convenient. However, four bottles of free mineral water were given every day during the two days we stayed, which is very grand for a Jordanian hotel.
Service: Both the front desk guy and the security guard are extremely warm and polite! When we were drinking coffee at the open-air cafe on the first floor (along the street), if we encountered tourists chatting up the welcome security, they would come over and politely interrupt to help us avoid unnecessary harassment and chatting, and ensure that the overly chatting male tourists left before he left! This sense of service is simply great!
Excellent hotel! Excellent service and location. Beach, you can enjoy the beaches of neighboring hotels.
Excellent breakfast, big rooms, attentive staff.
There is everything for children.
Animators. Sports.
It's okay, it's quite decent and clean, but the price is still a bit high and the food is okay. The location is good, and the soundproofing of the hotel is okay! ! ! !
Beautiful hotel close to the city center but there is not much to do there.
The hotel is a haven of peace where you are cut off from the world, you dress as you wish which is not necessarily the case outside.
The private beach is small, too bad we can't access the other hotels (walls delimit the hotels)
Small swimming area due to all boats passing nearby.
For a 5* the curtains with holes are average.
Otherwise everything else is great.
The breakfast buffet is huge and varied. The restaurants, on the other hand, are expensive and not great compared to the quality in the city center. They should have created a self-catering restaurant like in the morning.
The hotel is generally excellent, but a little tired. It is worth considering: in winter the swimming pools are open until sunset, there is an indoor jacuzzi and baths (separate for men and women; open until 23:00). You can bring one bottle of alcohol and sealed grocery items into the hotel. You cannot bring food from restaurants outside the hotel.
The cost to the store was about 300 higher than the scheduled price. Fortunately, we were trapped in the epidemic and couldn't return to the country, so we drove to Aqaba by the way to play, and the whole thing was fine.
We absolutely loved the room! It’s so dreamy, sleeping under the stars & the moon. The buffet is included in the room price and it’s delicious! We would recommend this hotel to all wanting to experience the desert in a comfortable way.
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SSerena822Environment: Downstairs is the busiest commercial street in Aqaba, which is very convenient for eating and drinking.
Facilities: A bit old, but parking is free and self-driving is very convenient. However, four bottles of free mineral water were given every day during the two days we stayed, which is very grand for a Jordanian hotel.
Service: Both the front desk guy and the security guard are extremely warm and polite! When we were drinking coffee at the open-air cafe on the first floor (along the street), if we encountered tourists chatting up the welcome security, they would come over and politely interrupt to help us avoid unnecessary harassment and chatting, and ensure that the overly chatting male tourists left before he left! This sense of service is simply great!
GGuest UserLove this hotel! The service is very good and warm, and the dinner in the hotel is also good. The decoration of the entire hotel, including the rooms, is very Arabic. I don’t know why it doesn’t look photogenic in photos, but it actually looks pretty!
GGuest UserWe absolutely loved the room! It’s so dreamy, sleeping under the stars & the moon. The buffet is included in the room price and it’s delicious! We would recommend this hotel to all wanting to experience the desert in a comfortable way.
AArtemThe hotel is generally excellent, but a little tired. It is worth considering: in winter the swimming pools are open until sunset, there is an indoor jacuzzi and baths (separate for men and women; open until 23:00). You can bring one bottle of alcohol and sealed grocery items into the hotel. You cannot bring food from restaurants outside the hotel.
GGuest UserThe cost to the store was about 300 higher than the scheduled price. Fortunately, we were trapped in the epidemic and couldn't return to the country, so we drove to Aqaba by the way to play, and the whole thing was fine.
GGuest UserBeautiful hotel close to the city center but there is not much to do there.
The hotel is a haven of peace where you are cut off from the world, you dress as you wish which is not necessarily the case outside.
The private beach is small, too bad we can't access the other hotels (walls delimit the hotels)
Small swimming area due to all boats passing nearby.
For a 5* the curtains with holes are average.
Otherwise everything else is great.
The breakfast buffet is huge and varied. The restaurants, on the other hand, are expensive and not great compared to the quality in the city center. They should have created a self-catering restaurant like in the morning.
GGuest UserExcellent hotel! Excellent service and location. Beach, you can enjoy the beaches of neighboring hotels.
Excellent breakfast, big rooms, attentive staff.
There is everything for children.
Animators. Sports.
AAMBERThe location of the hotel is very good, the line of sight is very good, it is independent of the seaside, the rooms are all facing the swimming pool and the seaside, there is a small balcony, walk out on the first floor for two or three minutes to the seaside, and the breakfast is rich. The only downside is that the room is too small, the bathroom is not clean, the leaking facilities are not good, and the water is serious
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