Hotels With breakfast in Balqa, Jordan

Overall, a great hotel with a strong resort feel. Pros: The resort is huge, with lush greenery and a unique Arabian old city style. There are also tons of swimming pools. Cons: The rooms themselves aren't great. The decor is old-fashioned and lacks quality. The air conditioning makes strange noises, and the bathtub looks so old I didn't dare to use it. The sea-view rooms also have obstructions and are a bit far from the Dead Sea. In summary, as good as the outside is, that's how bad the inside of the rooms are. It's a hotel with very distinct pros and cons! We also went to the Marriott, and if you only look at the public areas, I prefer this one because it's larger and more distinctive. Additionally, the hotel offers belly dancing and live band performances in the evening, which are worth checking out.

One of the most amazing places in dead sea. Beautiful hotel, beautiful views, fantastic service, friendly staff, amazing food, great pool and access to sea. Did I mention the service staff are so friendly and helpful? A big shout out to Mariah at front desk who was very friendly and helped me out with a great room, local travel and whatever queries I had. Her friendliness and service made our stay very pleasant.

Security checks are required for both vehicles and luggage upon check-in. There's also a 100 JOD (approximately 1000 RMB) credit card deposit that's only refunded 10 days after check-out. They don't provide any email confirmation or proof of a successful room inspection after check-out; everything relies on their word. Guests are completely passive in this process. On the upside, you can watch the Dead Sea sunset from the hotel and also float in it. The breakfast buffet is just so-so. For a five-star hotel, this stay felt incredibly stifling. The overall experience was quite poor.

The resort is very large and well located. Upon arrival, both of our rooms were missing hand towels, slippers, and bathrobes, so we had to call to request them. Overall, we had a pleasant stay: the rooms were spacious and offered a beautiful view, and the breakfast was excellent. However, if you are someone who pays close attention to details, you may find that certain aspects are somewhat neglected. The furniture is rather basic, the lobby lacks a cozy seating area, and the staff, while polite, was often slow to respond and not particularly professional. Considering the price, I would have expected a slightly higher standard overall.

We chose this hotel based on the price; it was significantly cheaper than the others. The hotel is definitely tired, and this is most noticeable in the bathroom. The faucets barely hold, and the water pressure is weak. Water was leaking from under the toilet, so I pointed it out to the staff; they wiped it up with a rag and that was it. Breakfasts were okay: omelets, pancakes, and local food. We had dinners and liked them; they were worth 15 rubles, and there was a lot of delicious food, although there were no drinks. For lunch, we went to a burger place, a 10-minute walk away, and it was delicious! There's also a small grocery store along the way; that's about it. There are 3 swimming pools, one with slides, and sun loungers are always available. The sea is a 5-minute walk or golf cart ride away. The sea is certainly very unique; we were there for the first time, and the experience was indescribable!!! There's a vat of mud, and everyone gets dirty. The beach itself isn't very well-equipped, but there are showers and sun loungers. The WiFi is excellent! In the evening, there's live music and a short show. A 0.33 local beer at the hotel costs 5 rubles.

The owner is kind and Japanese people should come here when they come to Salto. The people of Salt are very kind and friendly.