Best hotel I've visited in Jordan. Simply stunning. Just with we would have spend more time there.
Nicest resort we've stayed in in Jordan. So much better than the big Dead Sea resorts. Large comfortable rooms, amazing free hot spring spa and steam. Unbelievable waterfall views, with more waterfalls an easy walk away.
Varied and delicious breakfast buffet with a huge array of choices for any preference. Hommous and laban, fresh fruit, omlette or pancakes cooked to order, pastries and bread, cold cereal and milk, as well as a selection of hot dishes.
Staff is helpful and attentive. Decor may be a bit dated (lots of heavy dark wood) but the amenities are modern and the setting is perfect for spending time relaxing.
Amazing Experience
We stayed for a day at the hotel at Ma’in Hot Springs, this was my first stay at a Hot Springs hotel so I meant to enjoy it to the fullest. The hotel is located at 200 meters below sea level surrounded by hot waterfalls making the average temperature here higher than rest of the region, in the month of March the temperature was pleasant and the views and landscaping around the hotel are beautiful.
A guest can try the springs at three spots, the Hotel’s Pool, the Spa’s Pool & the Public Waterfall right outside the Hotel’s Gate, all three experiences have its own waterfall feeding the pools, each of them is great and had its own positives.
At Spa you need to take up a spa service to use their pool (80 JD minimum if I remember correctly) it is the most beautiful, least crowded and the most expensive of the three options, the time we were here only six of us in total were in the poll. Also, the massage I received here was among the best I have had.
The Hotel Pool is always crowded, we went twice ones in the morning and ones in the evening, both times there were about thirty people around the poll and another twenty in it. While it’s beautiful it does seem too crowded. We needed to wait for over 20 minutes just to secure ourselves towels. Also, their steam room was stinking and still a favorite with the crowds. Around noon it did feel good as there were only ten of us in the pool.
The Public Waterfall was super crowded when we were entering the Ma’in hotel, looking at the number of people and cars on the road we didn’t even bother to try them. Around midnight a hotel staff prompted me to go for it as crowds would have left. I took the 10 minutes’ walk to it and was thrilled to find the place all to myself. It’s made in style of a Roman bath with the biggest/longest waterfall of the three. This made my experience here the best and one of the highlights of the trip.
During our stay there were limited eating options at the Hotel, one of their restaurants was closed and only opens during summers and another one near the falls was booked for a private event. That left us three options, the Bar (al la carte meals), the Buffet restaurant and the Poll side café with its limited menu. We took our Lunch & Dinner at their Bar, the food was mediocre but no fault of theirs as we ordered out of the menu and they did give it their best try. We were disappointed with their Hooka/Shisha service as it didn’t get prepared for an hour (the guy who does it was missing, my guess he was at the private dinner event), complaining to the serving staff didn’t help much but when we took it a level higher immediate action was taken and we were treated like VIP due to lapse in their service. The next morning’s breakfast buffet, extra care was given in service and we had one of the best breakfast meals of our life.
I left the property totally satisfied, well pampered and rested. Special thanks to Mr.Basim & Mr.Nidall from the catering team for taking care of us.
Beautiful setting for a resort. We stayed 2 nights there, and was upgraded to a three room suite, with view of the Dead Sea. The breakfast was top notch as was the a la carte good at night. Didn't visit the spa because it was a little higher than my budget, but it looks very nice. Larger pool close to the public got springs was under repair and not open unfortunately. This was a little bit of a problem on Thursday as it was the weekend and busy at the small pool right at the hotel, but not a problem on Saturday. It would be good if there was a cool pool there too instead of just warm pools.
The early morning entrance only for the hotel guests to the public got spring waterfall was amazing. We had the while place to ourselves for a long time.
As for transportation to and from this hotel, we took an Uber from Amman, but Uber won't pick up at the hotel. The hotel has a shuttle but costs way to much at 85 JOD. We took a Careem car in the end which was much lower cost but had to arrange it ourselves unfortunately.
Great place to relax with great views. Staff is courteous and respectful. Food is great. Water is naturally hot and helps to heal any pain in your body. #LoveJo #LoveJordan
It is the perfect place to stay in when you visit maan Because it is the only place there
Waouw! Amazing 😃
Very nice place to relax and blow the stress off
With perfect pools and delicious food
It's very interesting place very nice to stay more time there pool , spa, Gem and bar .. I like it
I enjoyed sharing my (spoilt for choice) luxury breakfast with the birds in the morning over looking the waterfall.
The hot spring bathing at night when the air is cooler is awesome.
Very secure and safe place for a woman alone.
Definitely not for the budget traveller, as one becomes a captive audience in luxury hotels that are in the middle of nowhere and this one being on the edge of the desert, I would only recommend a short stay.
SHUKRAAN for a memorable time.
Great view .. hot springs all year long
Massive relaxation in the middle of the hot springs ! Great place to finish your holidays! Service is a bit slow but is there really a need to rush ?!
The experience of being surrounded by hot springs was a beautiful and astonishing experience. The view is absolutely beautiful! Although, the hotel's service is a disaster and a nightmare! To bring a bottle of water back to the customers takes around a half hour (no exaggeration). The staff/employees are inactive, indolent and not friendly! The hotel itself requires high maintenance. There is only one restaurant in the hotel and the food is overpriced and the quality of the food is extremely ordinary. Nevertheless, the hotel must provide some type of entertainment, the hotel gives the expression of being abandoned! If the hotel was well taken care of, therefore many views will be changed, the hotel management is very poor.
Haven't traveled much but this place has to be the most relaxing place I've ever been to. Amazing breakfast options, orange juice and the view I had of the waterfalls from my room was beautiful. Also the hospitality that was given to me was amazing!