Set in Al Salt, within 20 km of Al Hussein National Park and 21 km of Royal Automobiles Museum, Jordan Heritage Madhafa offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking...
Angelina
Australia
Everything was perfect! The staff were responsive and very helpful. Clean, beautiful and folky in a great location.
Located in Al Salt, within 21 km of Al Hussein National Park and 22 km of Royal Automobiles Museum, Saraya locanda provides accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi throughout the property as well...
MICHAELA
Austria
Location is perfect. Amazing view from the appartement.
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Great place, great history, but Haraam to the local...
Great place, great history, but Haraam to the local authorities! There are SOOOOOOO many buildings with Byantine or Ottoman heritage that need to be restored and repaired. Have definietly not done enough.
The people are sweet, hospitable, pretty much like anywhere in Jordan.
However, sometimes there can be some light racisim among young people, in the sense of people seeing an Asian and calling out "Jackie Chan" or "China". When I told these local buys in Arabic that not all Asians are Chinese OR Jackie Chan, and I accused them of racial stereotypes almost getting to the level of Israeli or Western standards, we threatened to take a photo of them and report them to the Mukhabaraat or Tourism Police. It is sad to say that this is not the first time and it is rather odd how ignorant of good behaviour these young people are. As some one who is half Middle-Eastener it is a sad state of affairs how backward some parts of society can be (and let's be honest, if anything, MIddle Easteners could learn from China! There is no reason to yell out at strangers of Asian extraction like that).
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Angelina
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
We arrived on Thursday and went to the Visitors centre which...
We arrived on Thursday and went to the Visitors centre which was staffed by a lovely volunteer. She gave us directions to the hotel and advice on where to go so we explored Al Salt that afternoon after checking in. It is a beautiful place with incredible architecture. The next day we was Friday but unfortunately most public buildings were closed so it would have been preferable not to stay an extra night. I think one day is enough. Can recommend Beit Aziz restaurant with amazing food and views from the verandah. The As Salt museum has a beautiful cafe and is a very interesting museum too. Wandering the main markets, check out the Khadoor christian orthodox church, and meeting the locals are all good. You can even learn the 2000 year old game of Mancala near the visitors centre.
Jane
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
The location is fabulous.
The location is fabulous. Lovely break for couples and families alike. The lodge we stayed in was great, spacious, clean and quite. Bed super comfy. Staff are friendly and the food was great.
Can get busy at weekends, I would probably choose a weekday break next time.
Morrison
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