Hotels in Wadi Rum

"The most amazing experience we had in a while - great spot and location, premium cottages with all you need (including the best bed and quality bedding!), and the best infrastructure among many other camps in the area. Worth every penny, with great details including the decor and the main dining area. Attention was superb - we were spoilt by staff and had the best meals and shisha nights under the stars. Cannot recommend enough!"

"Clean camp and great location an unforgettable jeep tour with camel riding"

"Great experience"

"Wild Oryx was out of the way of other bubble camps which is what we wanted. We wanted quiet and no light pollution so that we could see the stars. Eid is the owner and very attentive. While planning I appreciated his quick and thorough responses. The camp is what is expected from a camp in the dessert. The food was good local food. The activities are great but pricey. The staff were very friendly. We were very happy with our stay. "

"Amazing room and experience. "

"Staff outstanding! From beginning to end amazing service! Falah greeted us and arranged a camel ride before checking in. Fabulous accommodation and service at cafe with refreshments and scheduled sunset jeep tour! Then a delicious dinner cooked perfectly in ground with all kinds of salads desserts and tender ribs and chicken ! Beautiful night sky’s after dinner and a restful sleep. Wonderful all around!!"

"The meals were great. Staff was nice. Rooms were clean and beautiful! Bob was very helpful and the Jeep tour was incredible. 10/10 recommend "

"The bubble resort was amazing, the welcoming staff were very happy and helpful. The location is out of this world. The bubble themselves and the decking although still amazing but getting a little tired 🤔"

"The experience in Romantic Moment Rum is inexplicable as it seems like you're in another planet. As for the camp, Atef, the owner was incredibly accommodating and so easy to deal with. The food at the camp's kitchen could be better; it's mediocre, to say the least because Jordanian foods are generally savory. Lastly, (I hope they change this...) you'll have to pay extra for a bottle of water or a cup of coffee or juice on top of the 15 JD mediocre dinner. However, if you can look past the food issue, overall, it is an incredible camp - beautiful bubble tents, incredible location, and a very accommodating host. "