I strongly recommend booking the upgraded tent, which is more comfortable for resting when you're not doing activities outside. I tried it, and yes, it's great, all, bed, shower, very spacious, and with an air conditioner. The food was delicious, and the kitchen staff was really nice, kind, and helpful. Plenty of vegetarian options. Considering that you're in the middle of nowhere, the beverages were at a normal price (meaning, the same or lower price you'd pay in a restaurant). The location was just amazing because you're right at the center of the Wadi Rum protected area, and there is very low light pollution at night. Within walking distance (considering this is the desert, and 1km here is not the same as in a city), you have a sunset point of view that was incredible. That being said, I had some problems with my tour, which was provided by a third party. I want to highlight that Abdullah kept his word on everything we discussed, both before and after my stay, regarding my tour options. I highly value that because it speaks really well about Rum Magic Nights. I mean, when traveling, you'll find problems in many places, but the important thing is how the accommodation handles them. And I can say here that the human aspect was prevalent. I appreciate it. For anyone reading this who is a solo traveler, I'd suggest getting in touch with the accommodation beforehand to check whether group tours are available, the prices, and which options you have if they're not
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