Resort.

Suite:Large comfortably furnished Village Suite (61 sqm) featuring one king size
bed (180 cm) or two twin beds (2 x 120cm) and separate living room with
sofa corner plus large 15 sqm balcony or terrace overlooking the valley
and garden.  Two bathrooms each with

Economy:Comfortable rooms of 29 sqm with balcony (6 sqm) overlooking the Nebo
Mountains.  Furnished with one king size bed (180 cm) or two twin beds (2
x 120cm)

Suite:Spacious luxury is a feature of this 71 sqm Executive Suite with an
outstanding view of the Dead Sea and a large balcony.  The bedroom has a
king size bed (180 cm) or two twin beds (2 x 120cm) and is equipped with a
TV, VCR and large wardrobe. The separat

Executive:Exclusively reserved for adults, Premium Rooms offer exquisite comfort and
privacy in a secluded area of the village with its own pool and Jacuzzi.
Each with direct pool view from a large (9 sqm) private terrace or
balcony, complete with oriental style se

Deluxe:Set in the village area offering views of the valley and gardens, all
Deluxe Rooms feature a large balcony or terrace and an oriental style
seating area.  Luxuriously spacious at a minimum of 30 sqm, these rooms
are equipped with a 180 cm king size bed an

Suite:The intimate atmosphere of the Beach Suite enhances the originality of the
stunning surroundings. The suite of 80 sqm features a breathtaking sea
view and an extravagant, spacious terrace (150 to 170 sqm).   The
luxurious bedroom is equipped with a comfor

Standard:Comfortable rooms of 29 sqm with balcony (6 sqm) overlooking the Dead Sea. 
Furnished with one king size bed (180 cm) or two twin beds (2 x 120cm)

Executive:The intimate atmosphere of the Beach Rooms enhances the originality of the
stunning surroundings. Each room features a breathtaking sea view and an
extravagant, spacious terrace (20 to 130 sqm).   The modern rooms of 40
sqm are equipped with comfortable k

Jerash - Breathtaking ruins of colonnaded streets, arches, temples and baths in a remarkable

state of preservation.  The Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts is not to be missed during the

summer months.

Shaumari Reserve - Created in 1975 by the Royal Society for Conservation of Nature as a

breeding centre for endangered or locally extinct wildlife. This small reserve is a thriving

protected environment for some of the rarest species of animals in the Middle East.

Ajloun Woodland Reserve - Evergreen oak forest rich in spring flowers and woodland birds. Home

for Roe Deer. Walking and camping permitted.

Restaurants

Lots Cave - One of the most significant archaeological discoveries in Jordan, it is here that

Lot and his daughters are believed to have sought refuge in a cave after God destroyed the city

of Sodom, according to the Book of Genesis. Located near modern Safi.

Aqaba - Jordans only port city, surrounded by rugged mountains that subtly change colour as the

day unfolds. Crystal clear waters offer sanctuary to an abundant marine life, and its pleasant

climate offer an ideal location for water sports and scuba diving.

Desert Castles - Jordans deserts are dotted with ancient castles, forts and caravanserai, many

from the first half of the 8th century. Amra Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Madaba City - On the 5,000 year old Kings Highway, is Madaba, City of Mosaics, dating from the

Middle Bronze Age. Here lies the 6 th century Byzantine mosaic map showing the region from

Jerusalem to the Nile, located in the Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George.

Azraq - This restored oasis in the Eastern Desert is home to important wetlands for migrating

birds and offers visitors boardwalks, bird hides and an informative visitor centre.

Baptism Site - Identified for nearly two millennia as the spot where Jesus Christ was baptised

by John the Baptist. Dotted with churches, baptism pools and home to one of the earliest

Christian prayer halls.

Hammamat Ma in - Since the days of Rome, these thermal mineral springs have been visited for

treatments or simply to relax in the hot therapeutic waters. Located southwest of Madaba.

Dibeen Forest - This nature reserve features forest walks and spectacular vistas as well as a

rest house.

Crusaders Castles - For those fascinated by legends and folklore surrounding the Crusaders, a

second group of castles beckons. The scenic Kings Highway is spotted with the remains of

Crusaders forts and outposts. The most important among these are Karak and Shobak.

Mount Nebo - The most revered site in Jordan. On this presumed site of the death and burial of

Prophet Moses, early Christians built a large complex, until today an active monastery.

Breathtaking views from the front of the church across the Jordan Valley.

Dana Nature Reserve - This 300 sq km reserve is remarkable for its diverse habitats and large

number of plant and animal species making it their home. There are two campsites within the

reserve and the Dana Guesthouse located in the village. Field guides are available.

Dead Sea - Its landscape of historical and spiritual legacy is virtually unchanged since

ancient times. Relax and treat yourself in the gently lapping waters with its natural elements

of curative powers. Where else can you float and read your newspaper.

This is Jordan - Whether trekking through the razor-edged sand dunes, riding a camel towards

the setting sun, camping or 4-wheeling over rocky terrain tracking down an archaeological dig,

you will always remember your excursions in Jordan.

Amman City - This ancient capital city is rich in historical archaeological sites, art

galleries and shops. Featuring a citadel and Roman amphitheatre, it offers modern amenities and

is also a busy administrative centre.

Um Qais - Explore fascinating ruins in this Decapolis city; a stunning black basalt theatre,

colonnaded main street and a city gate amongst other exciting discoveries. Also spectacular

views of the Jordan Valley, Sea of Galilee and the Golan Heights.

Wadi Rum - For those who seek the ultimate experience of immersion in nature, a night under the

brilliant stars of Wadi Rum, surrounded by rugged mountains and desert is an unforgettable

experience.

Petra - A legacy of the Nabataeans, the site of this magnificent city was lost to the world for

over 1000 years until its rediscovery in 1812 AD. Carved into rose-coloured stone, Petra is one

of Jordans national treasures.

Wadi Mujib Reserve - With a variation in elevation of 1,300 metres, this reserve enjoys a

magnificent biodiversity still being explored today. Numerous species of plants, carnivores and

birds have been recorded, including the caracal cat.  Hiking and camping permitted.

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