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I like the location and the staff at the bar. They were friendly and polite. In my opinion this hotel should be 3 star. The breakfast had very limited choice of food; cleanliness much to be desire, staff didn't speak English (or barely speak) with bar staff be the exception. However my worse experience was with the lady that was security guard at the entrance to the hotel. I felt she was getting great pleasure in checking my grocery shopping!! Twice!!she was rude and und unpleasant . This was my third visit to Sowayma (different hotels) but never I felt so unwelcome

Food and Ambience At Burj Al Hamam, you’re not just dining; you’re embarking on a sensory journey. This Lebanese and Arabic eatery has mastered the art of blending tradition with innovation. Let’s dive into the flavors: Local Cuisine: The menu celebrates the rich culinary heritage of Jordan. From fragrant mezze platters to hearty kebabs, every dish whispers tales of ancient spice markets and bustling souks. Salad Sensations: Freshness takes center stage here. Their salads—crisp, vibrant, and brimming with local produce—will make your taste buds dance. Try the Jordan b Salad for a burst of flavors. Scenic Views and Romance Burj Al Hamam isn’t just about food; it’s an experience. Imagine savoring your meal against a backdrop of the Dead Sea, its waters shimmering under the sun. Whether it’s a special occasion or a romantic dinner, this restaurant sets the stage for unforgettable moments. Large Groups and Business Meetings Planning a gathering? Look no further. Burj Al Hamam caters seamlessly to large groups. The spacious seating areas allow for lively conversations, and the attentive service ensures everyone feels pampered. Vegan-Friendly and Halal For our plant-based friends, rejoice! The menu offers vegetarian-friendly and vegan options that don’t compromise on taste. Plus, all dishes adhere to halal guidelines. Verdict Burj Al Hamam is more than a restaurant; it’s a love letter to Jordanian flavors. So, whether you’re celebrating life’s milestones or simply seeking a memorable meal, let this culinary oasis enchant you.

This city was a city on the shores of the Dead Sea. There were no places of entertainment for tourists in the city. Of course, being close to the Dead Sea has its advantages. There are many interesting historical sites in the vicinity of this city, which are definitely worth visiting, but since public transport is not available, be sure to consider the lack or inaccessibility of public transport to tourists. That is why it is important that you also rent a car before booking a hotel here, so that you can visit the sights in the vicinity of the city. We applied to a car rental company and were very satisfied with the professional service, and I would like to share my experience with you. If you would like to rent a car, I leave here the phone number of the manager Zaid, he is an expert in his business and will support you unconditionally for car rental throughout Jordan +962797918921

Dirty/not super clean, sticky surfaces, run down spa. The breakfast was not worth it. I would give it 4 out of 10 for cleanliness, 7 out of 10 for attentive staff, 8 out of 10 for pools and access to Dead Sea. Spa facility 4 out of 10. But sunset over Dead Sea was 10 out of 10. Don’t eat at the poolside Aqua Bar.

The town is quite dirty, there is plenty of rubbish on the streets. Options of restaurants is quite limited, although Beit Sweimeh is so good that ypu won't need anything else. Booking reccommended to not move around too much without the guide, although we felt quite safe even on the late evening walk.

The visit to Salt Beach was an exceptional experience for us. The beach was windy and the Israeli Border could be seen towards the horizon. The salt deposits look amazing and it is quite an experience to see the saltiest water body on Earth!