SababaRum

We run this bed and breakfast on Jordan Trail, a quiet place for hikers, bicyclists, animal-lovers (allergic alert), stargazers and family weekends. It’s a tiny place, our max capacity is a dozen of people - a good chance to be tet-a-tet with the desert or make a party of your own (we’d love to assist with birthday surprise, private elopement in the mountains or whatever other ideas) Guests are provided with lining and warm blankets There is hot water and clean towels in the bathrooms Light and solar-powered charging station, free Wi-Fi. Breakfast is included in the room rate, traditional dinner is JoD 8 extra, vegetarian - JoD 5, if you plan your own dinner - there is a communal kitchen with essential utensils, gas burner, mangal, and firewood Booking two rooms or more, add a note if you want to have all the place for yourself private - we'll close other bookings for this date. Jo Pollack @wadirumdiary walks with our goat-flock every morning - you are welcome to join us on the mountain tracks - we’ll share everything we know about history, geology, flora and fauna of the surroundings. Sandstone bridges of Al-Kharazeh are just 8 kilometers away from us - a car can be arranged for an hour ride (though we recommend two as the area was densely inhabited and has more to see. 15 kilometres north of us is the very underrated village of Humayma. People lived there longer than in Petra, and at the excavation site one can find ancient Idumean burials, and the remains of fifty meters of the Roman aqueduct, and water collectors, and baths of legionnaires, and an Abbasid villa. And behind the village - Wadi Aheimar canyon, so your exploration can be scaled from an hour to the whole day.