The facilities are well-maintained, and you will find exactly what you see in the pictures. The key question now is whether this facility is worth to pay 230JOD++, and I believe it is reasonably priced for the following reasons: Having lived in Jordan for a long time, I’ve stayed at numerous hotels and chalets in the Dead Sea area. Generally, chalets priced under 200 JOD have a low barrier to entry. This often means they get run down quickly by discourteous guests, or they suffer from poor maintenance due to tight labor budgets. When you push the budget above 300 JOD, the facilities themselves are usually fine. However, at this price, consumers begin to weigh their options between a chalet and premium resort hotels located just 2 km down the road, like the Kempinski. While the resorts might be pricier, they offer full-service convenience along with beautifully landscaped, expansive gardens and walkways.

There was nothing to complain about. But just to fulfill this part, to advise, Little more investment to satisfy the following points, I think this place could become a winter hot spot where bookings are hard to come by. 1) Install at least a simple shade over the parking space in front of the accommodation. 2) Provide at least two towels per bathroom 3) Upgrade to a heated pool through a small investment.