Hotels With Wifi in Aqaba Governorate, Jordan

The room was absolutely beautiful and very modern. It felt like home. I've done Hiltons and Kempinskis for double the price of Luxotel and yet I liked the Luxotel room more than the others. The staff is always there to respond to your wishes and takes care of you. The price of the restaurant is reasonable and the food is of excellent quality. The only negative point I found was the lack of insulation of the bedroom door. The wind got in, as did the noise of people in the hallway.

The hotel environment is very nice, the rooms are big, the breakfast is very rich, the hotel is excellent in all aspects, it is recommended

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!

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!

The pool area is very nice. There are 2 adult pools, the family pools and the slide are located so as not to interfere with the adult pools. The beach is beautiful, you can snorkel. Very attentive service. The location of the hotel is great because it is right on the Red Sea. You can also have dinner outside of the hotel. The breakfast buffet is rich and varied. A very relaxed stay.

Everything was fine, but I faced a problem with the lack of availability. For example, I contacted the receptionist in the morning and asked for the room to be cleaned and for my shoes to be changed (the room was cleaned, but the shoes were not provided). In the evening, I asked for the shoes to be provided, and the receptionist replied, ”Immediately,” but my request was not met.

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.

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.

First, I’ll note the advantages, of which there are many: - cool atmosphere around and in the evening (the unique flavor of Arab culture is created by the dabka dance, which is danced by top managers of the hotel together with male visitors immediately after dinner) - cozy courtyard - the dome room has everything you need to take a shower and relax. - we were fed several times for free (access to the restaurant buffet) - interesting food (but the choice is quite modest) Minuses: - it’s very hot in the dome during the day (air conditioning will not improve the situation), but we were offered to wait in another tent room, for which thanks to the hotel managers. - synthetic bedding and blankets - there is no lunch, so if you want to eat you need to take something in reserve (the camp only has breakfast and dinner) Overall, a cool place. -