Amazing Bedouin Hospitality

Through the reviews on this accommodation, which have preceded me, I understand that it's very different to stay overnight in the regular rooms, and in the large tent. We were a group of 14 people, so there was no other choice for us than the Bedouin tent, however equipped with carpets, mattresses, sheets and blankets. It isn't the first time that I sleep like this: I remember, e.g. - many years ago - a memorable collective sleep in a yurt, near Lake Karakul (Xinjiang, China). The fact remains that the picturesque side comes at the expense of comfort. Nothing unbearable though: I slept a long, deep sleep. At the service of the tent there are only two bathrooms (basic, but impeccably clean), which inevitably leads to crowding, especially in the morning. And let's get to the positives. The owner and his family are particularly friendly. The food (dinner and breakfast) was tasty. I cannot say anything about the price, as the accommodation was part of a package tour.

This accommodation is very run down and not very clean. The owner is friendly but that is not a reason to stay here or inflate the review. We stayed in the tent and were eaten alive by bugs. The owner says that the breakfast is free but in reality you of course pay for it in the price for your stay. The accommodation is in a run down village which you would not normally go to. The breakfast was meagre. Pay a bit more and stay somewhere where you will be comfortable.