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All rights reserved. Designated trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Login with Facebook. By logging into your account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy , and to the use of cookies as described therein. Social Groups. Mark Forums Read. Thread Tools. Jan 21, am. Original Poster. Jordan - wadi rum camp recommendation. Hi all, does anyone who has overnighted in Wadi Rum in Jordan have a camp to recommend? Many reviews on TripAdvisor do not seem trustworthy I need to find one that is in the protected area that is clean and has a private bathroom. View Public Profile. Find More Posts by missko. Post Options. Jan 23, am. I am also looking for the same thing. Find More Posts by hamburglar. Jan 23, pm. I had planned on doing that on my upcoming trip to Jordan but I gave up as I couldn't find any reliable information either. Find More Posts by cayohueso. Jan 28, am. I'm still searching and finding that the unfortunate combination of high cost of and poor customer service is common in Wadi Rum! I'm travelling with my 79 years young mother; I do not want her to navigate the dark and the cold to go to a latrine block in the middle of the night. As for me, I do not want to sleep on sheets that have not been washed between guests. It makes sense that camps on the outskirts will have plumbing and better amenities since they are closer to infrastructure, on the grid so to speak. If we spend the night at a camp, we would prefer to be in the desert. As a result, I'm looking at Wadi Rum Night Luxury Camp because it looks like it is clean and is in the protected area. I presume being deeper in the desert means less light pollution at night, less travel time to get to the major sites on the 2 hour jeep tours, etc. Several camps in the interior protected area of Wadi Rum offer ensuite private bathrooms at various price points; however, it is difficult to ascertain quality. Some camps provide blankets but do not provide sheets Others require you to bring your own towel When sheets have been provided, travelers have wondered whether they have been washed at all Most of the cheaper camps are cash only operations. The price is very first world and the service is poor. When is dinner? When is breakfast? The phone lines do not work well either. I keep getting disconnected. The plus is the high end camps accept credit cards. Given the poor communication, I expect there will be hiccups and it is nice to have a credit card company on your side. Guidebooks have not been very helpful for recommending campsites either. Wikitravel has a good listing of Wadi Rum camps but you have to dig to find which ones offer private bathrooms. I've trawled the internet looking for camps that offer private bathrooms; these are listed below. None is a clear winner. Jan 28, pm. It's interesting that it's so difficult to find a reliable place to stay in Wadi Rum. Wondering if it's even worth the trouble then? Jan 29, am. If I end up going to Wadi Rum, I'll certainly let you know of my experience! Missko, I stayed at the Aicha Memories Luxury Camp in a skyview-dome tent at the beginning of january. They were good at responding via e-mail think days , transportation to the camp a very bumpy ride on the back of a jeep. Check-in with explanation of everything and possibility to book tours as well. All rooms are basic domes and tents , have a bathroom with toilet. Breakfast and dinner is a buffet. All in all it was an okay stay with an incredible sunset i wouldnt want to miss. Photos on the website are very accurate. Find More Posts by ctrlf. Feb 5, am. I also booked memory of aicha camp in my upcoming trip, plan to stay at the 'bubble tent' expensive! They have been responsive in email so far. I've seen few youtubers posting videos of their trip. Find More Posts by bluemocha. Feb 13, pm. I saw that most of the tripadvisor reviews had a low score on Fakespot, except for this one, which got an A. If Lonely Planet is willing to stand behind them, then that works for me. Hope this helps. Feb 14, am. Wow - Hamburglar. Fakespot is amazing. Really helps weed through the spurious reviews. Jun 3, pm. I ended up staying at Desert Rose Camp because I decided en suite was a necessity. I was definitely concerned about going to Wadi Rum because of the number of unreliable reviews about the various campsites. I went with Desert Rose Camp because the owner was very responsive while I was planning the trip and never pushy. I decided to give his camp a shot. I was really pleased with the facilities and especially the service at Desert Rose Camp. The room was very clean as was the en suite bathroom. No sand inside despite being in the middle of the desert. The en suite shower had excellent water pressure. My tent had running water and electricity 24 hours a day. Solar panels generate the electricity - the one thing Jordan has no shortage of is sun! Water, however, is scarce - Desert Rose brings in water from the village by truck. I'm sure this is the case for the other camps since the desert is off the grid. Jordan is an expensive company for visitors. Desert Rose Camp was one of the few places in Jordan I felt was good value. Note that Wadi Rum is for the physically fit. The 4x4 tours take you to various places where you can walk up sand dunes hard work! The tours are not about sitting in the back of a truck and taking in the sites; they are about interacting with them. May 3, am. Discovery Bedu is the place. Once in a lifetime stay. Staffed by professional 5-star hotel workers and a trained chef. Food is incredible. You are in the desert with nothing around so it's all a bit incongruous to have this level of service in these desolate environs. Think scented cold washcloths and the whole team standing at the entrance awaiting your arrival. Service is formal and not intrusive but omnipresent. The best time to arrive is an hour or two before sunset and after the included 4x4 tour of the petroglyphs and the dunes , have the Zarb dinner in the Bedouin tent, lounge in the rocking bed under the stars, wake up early for sunrise, eat the delicious breakfast with omelette station, take an hour camel ride included and hit the road. You will want to stay two nights but the daytime is a bit brutal in terms of heat we overnighted in late April and there's really nothing to do but relax in a stuffy tent or hike in the heat. The benefit of staying a second night is that they setup an outdoor dinner table under the stars with lanterns and a fire. The cabins have en suites and showers and are very clean. The sand is beautiful and we went barefoot and the stars were to die for. If you are going during a moonless night you would want to book the astronomer in advance to show up with his massive telescope. We were there during a full moon and it almost seemed like daytime -- lighting up the million year old cliffs jutting up from the ancient seabed. There is no WiFi but they have satellite phones for emergencies. You are about 45 minutes to the small village. Longtime manager is Muhannad Hamed \[email protected\] Ask for either the loft camp on the southern end or the smaller camp on the northern end. If possible, try to arrange your trip when no other guests are booked. Steep but we felt it was worth every penny for the other-worldly experience and the silence. We will never forget it. 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