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When you imagine that you travel to a friends who lives at the village in Europe, what would you expect? Probably village life, which is different than the one in the city. What would you expect when you travel to desert? Probably much less confortable place than you can find here at MalakoRum. Very confortable rooms, european type of toilet, hot shower (we vere there just at the end of calendar year - so in winter time). Wow and such delicious dinner freshly cooked by the hosts. The stay for us was like visiting friends who moved to desert to farm there. So we expected animals around, and we loved it. When you see beduins next the desert streets they have also animals around. So the experience from the desert life was way more much authentic then the games played to tourist elsevere. We expected and loved that touch of authenticity. Jo was very kind all the time to explain all the things we were curious about - desert life,geology, history etc. and she turn to be very rich well of knowledge. She offered us a hiking tour in the mountains around and it was unexpectedly experience with a little climbing at the top of near hill top with wonderful view. Jafar may seem to be harsh and bitter, as the desert fruit are, on the first glance. But when you let to know him a little bit more you will find the cool and broad hearted man you can love. We had four-wheeler car so we wanted to travel more in desert, but without any experience of desert ride. Jo and Jafar helped us to plan our little desert trip, just for the time we had. That trip was also wonderful experience which we would have not undergo without the help of our "desert" friends. Thank you for encouraging and helping.

The luxury tent had a stunning view and excellent air conditioning. Our experience with Omar was amazing. Communication with him was smooth and comfortable, and he always provided us with valuable help and advice. His family members were also very friendly and welcoming. We left our rental car in the garage next to the main street, while they took us to the camp in their jeep. If you decide to book a jeep tour with Omar, the cost of transportation to the camp will be taken into account. We enjoyed a four-hour jeep tour that included several unique stops such as Bedouin tea, movie scenes, and a stunning sunset. After dinner, we gazed at the magical stargazing in the middle of the desert. We also enjoyed Bedouin lunches and dinners, as well as breakfast at the camp. For those looking for a unique experience away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, I highly recommend staying at this wonderful camp!

I really liked the place, they made upgrade for me and the give me the martian tent, the view was amazing and I have booked the jeep tour for 2 hours,it was exciting exursion, the local guide make for us the bedouin tea, and they the give us free dinner, I recommend this camp for everyone who want a beatiful eperience in wadi rum

We stayed 2 nights in the camp here in march 2024 and had a magnificent experience. The team at the camp prepared everything for us making our Wadi Rum a memory for life. We look forward to see everyone again! Stephan & Mariann, Norway

Due to the currently difficult situation for tourism in the region we were the only guests at Mirage Camp and were thus re-located to the main camp Hasan Zawaideh. While initially a little bummed bout this (we had chosen Mirage Camp for its remote setting) Hasan Zawaideh turned out to be a spectacular experience for both the kids and us, and is admittedly more conveniently located if you are traveling by car. The camp is really spacious and the bubble tents are just as comfortable as a hotel room. Food is just perfect (breakfast and dinner buffet included in the price), and the camp organizes all kinds of guided tours basically on last minute basis if you want (this may be different during high season). We did a 4-hour jeep tour (with one 7 year old and one toddler) and a 1 hours sunset camel tour (toddler on camel is really not a problem). A special thanks to Hasan himself who even took us out the morning of our departure to go check out a spot we had not managed to see the days before. Besides, there are a number of things in walkable distance as well, such as a big sand dune right behind the camp. All the staff are smiling and really good with kids, which happily run around freely. Another special thanks to the "barista" who made us the very good turkish coffee and gave our 20 month old daughter Sasha a little handmade bag.

Very friendly staff. Nice location. The staff does everything to make your stay comfortable. Many thanks for everything!

Everything was amazing especially the food, the jeep tour in the desert and the sand skiing. It was a 6 hour jeep trip with lunch and it was amazing. Also the comfort of the place and the quietness and the rooms were beautiful and the view as well

We had a great time at this camp. Everything is new and perfect. The rooms are new and clean. Great staff. I had a nice jeep trip experience at a good price. I enjoyed looking at the stars. Food is prepared in a hole in the sand. it is delicious. I recommend it is flexible. Thank you, Atef

Staying with Ali was one of the best experiences of our stay in Jordan. This is not a hotel, we were welcomed into his family and home. His mother made some amazing food, we had a lot of fun during the evenings in the tent and tried out playing the Rebab. He also helped us with the activities in Wadi Rum without being pushy at all. We ended up going camel riding with his brother for just 2 JD each and the next day we did a hike to Jebel Kharazah which I can very much recommend. We stayed in a newly built house which was simple but clean. Also you have a lot of space. It's an amazing place to stay and experience the hospitality and culture of Beduins. Thank you very much for everything Ali!

Great service and good experience. Particular call out to Bashar and his humour. Dinner was a huge spread and very tasty. Good spot for going out to the views and sunsets. Tents are functional for over nighters.