Mohammed Mutlak Camp

I saw the previous comments saying there were many exciting activities to book in the evening. It was a bit late to visit the ancient city. If you drive there by yourself, you can't drive there without a four-wheel drive. The signal is not good. Fortunately, I met a relative of the hotel owner who called for us. We were the only guests that night, so there were no activities. The tent room was relatively simple. Dinner was a plate of roast chicken and rice. The breakfast the next day was even simpler, with only bread and jam. Flies stared at people and made them lose their appetite. There were also four cats! It cost 50 local currency to report their group to the desert sand rush. In the end, they sent us away and changed to our own car. Only then did they tell me that I had to pay an additional 30 local currency for the pick-up and drop-off fee, which was higher than the room rate. After a while of communication, the boss said that he did not send me a message to inform me, so forget it! No credit card, only cash payment

I recently had an unforgettable traditional Bedouin experience at Mohammed Mutlak Camp in Wadi Rum, Jordan. This stay truly embodied the warm hospitality and unique culture of the Bedouin people. The tents were comfortable and clean, and at night, amidst the tranquility of the desert, we enjoyed unparalleled stargazing. The food was delicious, and I was particularly impressed by the traditional Bedouin barbecue (zarb). The daytime jeep safaris, camel rides, and dune boarding were all thrilling, while the evening campfires, tea, and stories immersed us in the true spirit of desert life. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, and their fluent English made the entire trip even smoother. If you're looking for an authentic Bedouin experience, I highly recommend Mohammed Mutlak Camp!