Feynan Ecolodge

I had a great time at Feynan ecolodge. The lodge is beautiful with great rooms and shared spaces. The staff were very friendly and accommodating and the food was delicious. Be prepared for the heat if you go in the summer! I went in June and it was very hot in my room, even at night, because, as an ecolodge, they have no AC. I did the Wadi Dana and Wadi Ghwayr hikes, both of which were absolutely beautiful!

A very special place, isolated and completely relaxing. The lodge itself is quite simple but beautifully designed and blends harmoniously with the surrounding nature. The staff team were excellent and helpful, food delicious, and the star gazing was incredible. Although it's a bit pricey, in my opinion it was worth it to experience the location and local Bedouin life. Unfortunately we were only able to stay one night, but wish we had stayed longer to relax, hike and explore more of the area. One of my favourite places in Jordan for sure.

A lovely place, calm nature and great and helpful and knowledgable staff. Food is delicious! There are great hikes around the hotel. The hotel is very comfortable and offers a unique expereince in Jordan. I highly reccomend it, I was there with family and a child, who had a great time.

Very Nice stay in a peaceful and charming venue. People are welcoming and Nice. Food is simple but wealthy and excellent. We enjoyed Great expériences such as Wadi Ghweir hike, sunset hike and stargazing at night. The only little inconvenience is the lighting with candles in the room which provides very Little Light at night.

This is the third time I’ve been to Feynan over a span of nearly 20 years. It remains a special place and a pioneer in how to do authentic ecotourism. The food remains as delicious as ever. This time I brought my 2 year old and she absolutely loved it.

I had a really lovely one-night stay. I wish I had stayed longer for more hikes, walks, and food. Eco: we took all the trash that we brought with us because they are an eco-resort, and Although they do have recycling and trash facilities, it’s the ethos of eco travel. Getting there: there is a dirt road, so if you don’t have an almost 4X4, you must arrange for reception to pick you up. That’s the fun part of driving off-road-ish. Rooms: We stayed in a nice fancy room, so to me, it was worth it, especially the view and hot water. Food: amazing vegetarian food. Like a Wadi rum experience but less crowded, they don’t sell alcohol. But you could bring your own. Activities: They have an activity calendar that includes morning hikes and experiences with the Bedouin tribe. Stargazing at night. A cosy room with a fireplace in the evenings to read or relax. The staff are so kind and thoughtful.