Rum Bacific camp

“Very good, but...”

The accommodation in the spherical tent (de Luxe King Room) was good. Ahmad was a kind host, the jeep tour with him was nice, and the traditional dinner was very good. Heating needed a bit of explanation but worked perfectly in January. The location info was absolutely misleading: the camp is not next to the Wadi Rum Village as stated, it’s in a different spot, many kilometers away, only reachable by jeep, and if you don’t take their tours you’ll be charged for the transfer to the camp—quite a lot—so we cancelled the already arranged tour from the village. We had communication problems and wasted a lot of time. The accommodation, dinner, and jeep tour were fine, but the 30 km misleading location info and missing details about the necessity and cost of the jeep transfer are why it isn’t a 10/10.

Pifkova·9 months ago

“A quiet and relaxing experience in Wadi Rum with neophyte hoteliers still in the learning process”

It included dinner and breakfast. The food was varied enough and tasty, but they arrived about 30 minutes later than the stated start time. No napkins were provided, and the coffee was instant, not brewed. The place was in the protected area, so it was quiet and relaxing, and beautiful. Definitely go for the bubble tent! I felt pressured to buy tours at check‑in. If you don’t buy one you would have to pay 15 JD per person to be transported to one of their other camps within the protected area. There was a general sense of disorganization in the facility with no real process or specialization of workers. It’s a family‑run business, run by men who set up meals without thinking whether one would need soup bowls or thicker paper cups for hot beverages or napkins, or providing stirrers for coffee. They tried, but they could use more hospitality education and a homey touch. In their defense, they were trying to do hotel service in the middle of the desert. I’m hoping they will learn as time passes, and I hope they involve some female family members to provide that homey touch you see in hotels that become favorites.

Poor·A year ago

The location in the middle of the desert is great, the bubble feels very atmospheric, and the staff are kind and welcoming. The dinner that’s included is also good. We ran into a water leak right after we arrived, so the room was swapped, but the leak showed up again in the next room the following morning. Since we only stayed one night, the issue didn’t get too bad, but it could be a problem if you’re staying longer.

Marco·A year ago

“!A truly magical time”

This is the best experience I’ve ever had! I can’t find words to express how much I love this place. My fourth visit to Bacifac Camp already makes me miss it—its tranquility, peace, quiet, food, star‑filled sky, sand, amazing sunrises and sunsets, and especially the friendliest, most hospitable people I’ve met. Fisal is a wonderful host, truly devoted to his job, making sure everyone feels welcome. Ahmad, who’s always so cheerful, along with the rest of the team, creates a fantastic atmosphere. You can choose from a variety of jeep tours at really good prices. The rooms are very cosy, Bedouin‑style, with air conditioning and a bathroom. Spending an evening there was exceptional. Lots of beautiful memories. Thank you Bacifac Camp family for another fantastic stay. I’m sure I’ll come back.

Heraf·A year ago

we have an excelent experience location was perfect; the staff very kind and helpful; the dinner was excelent; jeep tour well organised and funny

Adam·A year ago