Find hotels near Mount Rum, Wadi Rum from AED 80

"Everything was wonderful at this campsite... dinner and breakfast were great too. We also had a fantastic jeep tour with our guide, Hashim."

"Great hosts with warm welcome, they made me and other people who I stayed with feel home! The food was extremely amazing as well! "

"Amazing Amazing place and service. "

"Great service, very friendly staff, amazing food with a great chef. Beautiful place in the wadi rum desert with more privacy and fewer tents than other camps."

"Raad and his brothers were very good hosts, attentive to all needs, and informative, over dinner and a campfire chat, about the Bedouin relation to Wadi Rum. The location of the camp is, of course, stunning, and the jeep tour well worth it. "

"Property was great and the staff are incredible"

"Cool camp in a beautiful desert, good food and friendly staff"

"I spend unique time in the Wadi Rum desert at the colored camp! The location is simply breathtaking and that would be already enough, but also the accommodation and the shared space where I had the meals with the other travelers (Amazing and abundant variation of delicious food!)) was great, very in line with the local bedouin culture. Also, the experience of having the tea at night in the cave in front of the fire with the tales of the manager about the ancient stories of the desert was...

"The guide who picked up was great - very helpful and considerate - top marks for him! "

"We had a good experience but the camp needs some improvements still."

"Atallah didn't know or forgot he had a reservation. A few different guides and accommodations' people called Atallah for me (closed/no answer) or commented that Atallah didn't have any reservations. Seems like they all know each other; and 'Atallah" is a common name. But, it came down to me leaving Wadi Rum for Aqaba instead."

"The area was beautiful. Wadi Rum amazing! This location is good. The owner Saif, however is not. At this camp you are reliant on them to pick you up and book activities because essentially you’re in the middle of nowhere (and actually not even in Wadi Rum, but outside of it). The owner will charge you based on how much he thinks you’ll pay, include secret commissions, changing you room and calling it an “upgrade”, making you feel trapped and pay for a transfer to the village, and sells you...

"Area was beautiful, but host was somewhat rude and charged us extra for transportation and then never showed up to drive us."