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1. Hidden Valley Wilderness Lodge
Hidden Valley Wilderness LodgeMountain Pine Ridge
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AED 628
AED 820 total
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19 Oct - 20 Oct
AED 812
AED 885 total
includes taxes & fees
8 Oct - 9 Oct
AED 1,420
AED 1,718 total
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30 Oct - 31 Oct
AED 420
AED 505 total
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6 Oct - 7 Oct
AED 922
AED 1,280 total
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4 Oct - 5 Oct
AED 986
AED 1,086 total
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6 Oct - 7 Oct
AED 415
AED 455 total
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2 Nov - 3 Nov
Top Mountain Pine Ridge Hotel Reviews
Sleeping Giant Rainforest Lodge
10/10 Excellent
"We were impressed with the staff, cleanliness and quality of the site. Meals were the only thing that were slightly expensive but overall very good."
Blancaneaux Lodge by Francis Ford Coppola
10/10 Excellent
"We just returned from Blancaneaux, and we’re still thinking about the food, service, ambiance, and overall experience. It was absolutely outstanding, and I highly recommend staying here. A few things I especially loved: Everything was incredibly clean, with this beautiful indoor/outdoor feel. You are truly in the middle of the jungle, and it feels like it. They have an organic garden on site. Fresh, high-quality food is really important to me, and this was a standout. You can have complimentary coffee brought to your room in the morning. It sounds like a small detail, but it makes such a difference. If you are a runner, you can run at the nearby airstrip, which is a huge bonus. A couple of tips: If you hike to Big Rock Falls, be prepared. It is a rigorous hike and can get very slippery, especially if it has rained. Bring plenty of water. If you swim in the river or around the falls, the rocks can be extremely slippery. We found it was much better not to try to stand up on them. Overall, Blancaneaux was one of those places that really lived up to the experience we were hoping for. Beautiful setting, wonderful people, and some of the freshest food we’ve ever had."























