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What Guests Said About Madaba:
Alexander
Italy
8.0
Città storica.
Città storica. Ci è piaciuto molto camminare. Hanno locali molto simpatici e negozi di souvenir. Il museo della storia fuori di questo mondo.
La chiesa di San Giovanni deve andare sotto la chiesa e vedere l'arte
Pierre
United Arab Emirates
8.0
Buy the Jordan Pass ahead of time, before entering Jordan.
Buy the Jordan Pass ahead of time, before entering Jordan. You will save some money by showing this at the entrance of most of the sites and attractions. The tourist area is really cute with lovely streets and very friendly locals, making you feel at home and comfortable. The food and coffee on the street is really delicious.
Visit St George's Orthodox Church to see the Mosaic Map - (JOD1).
VAMTravel
Netherlands
10
Madaba is such an open-minded and modern city / town in...
Madaba is such an open-minded and modern city / town in Jordan. The people are smiling and more than willing to help. Madaba is excellent for a religious trip since the city / area is dotted with beautiful churches and mosques. As well, this city is such a place of importance in both religion and history (just think about Mount Nebo and its Moses Memorial Church, which recently opened after conservation-works, which is just on the outskirts of Madaba and the many archaeological museums). Beside religious / history / archaeology interests in this city, Madaba as well offers the possibility of "good shopping" for both clothing, soaps, dead sea products and more... And... Madaba has one of the best restaurants, such as the famous "Haret Jdoudna" and the "Abbeys Road" restaurant. A must-visit once in Jordan!
Kevan
United States of America
6.0
We didn't want to navigate Amman in our rental car and...
We didn't want to navigate Amman in our rental car and Madaba was closer to the airport and the Dead Sea. The town is very dirty and third world which is not news. The people are welcoming, friendly and helpful. There are a few things to see but not a magnet for tourism. It is just a gateway to stay overnight when traveling to the Dead Sea or other ancient sites that can be driven to nearby or before passing into Israel at the bridge boarder crossing.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
This was my sixth visit to Madaba.
This was my sixth visit to Madaba. The people are friendly and very hospitable. The town is small enough to give a sense of community. Mostly everyone knows everybody. I've made some friends there and try to spend time visiting. A person traveling alone can do just about anything. It is very safe. I love to just walk around. Lots of shopping. Darna is the best place for shawarma, Adonis and Bawabit have excellent food along with a few others I can't spell. Ask around and anyone would be happy to make a recommendation. Everything is within walking distance except Mt. Nebo which is a 15 minute ride from Madaba. Ma'in Springs is a worthwhile visit in warm weather by taxi or The Panorama at sunset is a must see, also by taxi. The Springs and Panorama are close to each other and can be done in one day.
“Great location at the Church of St. George in the middle of Madaba.
Close to the airport and a great way to start the trip.
Staff were warm friendly and very much willing to go the extra mile.
The property was basic but clean and had everything needed.
An extra bonus is that all the proceeds go to church and the school.”
“The location of the hotel superb near to all possible things, the staff was so friendly and helpful they made us feel homely.abdullha and mariyam you guys are fantastic”
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