The service is flawless, you can drive a jeep into the desert or sip tea away from the camp lights. Rooms are clean, have a bathroom and AC. Dinner and breakfast are plentiful.
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★★★★★·Wadi Rum·9.4
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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RUM BUBBLES VIEW Luxury Camp in Wadi Rum offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, and balcony or patio views of gardens or mountains. The on‑site restaurant serves British cuisine with halal options, lunch, dinner, high tea, and a daily buffet breakfast. Guests enjoy a terrace, garden, barbecue, outdoor dining, free Wi‑Fi, full‑day security, and pet‑friendly accommodations, all 70 km from King Hussein International Airport.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The service is flawless, you can drive a jeep into the desert or sip tea away from the camp lights. Rooms are clean, have a bathroom and AC. Dinner and breakfast are plentiful.
Tommaso·Há um ano
Good value for money in Wadi Rum’s desert.
Camille·Há um ano
The camp is great, the views are spectacular. We parked the car where they told us and rode a 4x4 to the camp. We booked a 4‑hour desert tour in the afternoon with them and it was excellent. The dinner was tasty, and breakfast was fine. You’re in the middle of the desert, so you can’t expect a hotel‑style buffet, but it’s still good. The bed wasn’t that comfortable.
Amaia·Há um ano
The place is magical! The ‘bubble/room’ is huge, the host is very polite and friendly, and everything is set up perfectly. The Bedouin dinner was delicious, and the camp‑organized trips were amazing—especially the stargazing tour at night, which was just magical. We sat on a rug by the fire with tea. The surroundings were surreal and special. I’d highly recommend this camp. Thanks for all the stories, Mohammed.
Shurly·Há um ano
A night in the desert is a must‑do. We tasted the best Manzaf in all of Jordan. The camp is clean, and at night we eat in one place with other guests and the staff. It’s a family camp, so it’s not luxury, but it’s right in the middle of the desert. The only downside was having to fit activities into the schedule the camp sets, which changes based on new guests and their needs.
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