Jordan Dead Sea Jordan Dead Sea

Jordan is a very beautiful country, its mountains, serpentines are unusual, but at the same time this country is far from civilization, it is too poor and it is difficult to develop tourism in it.
My stay at the Dead Sea Spa hotel was very good, everything was measured and calm. I can separately highlight the pros and cons.
Pros: the hotel has a pretty good beach, there are few stones on the coast and it is easy to go into the sea, the food is quite tasty, the rooms are comfortable and clean, plumbing works, clean pools on site, there is no tension with towels and sunbeds, the staff is very polite and sociable.
Cons: there is nothing outside the territory, a wasteland, but in principle I was ready for this, but when 50 km to a normal store is too much, I didn’t like the fact that even at dinner water without gas is paid, the food is delicious, as I said earlier, but monotonous .

The hotel demagnetizes the cards from the rooms all the time, you have to run around and, as usual, you won’t be able to interrogate anything.
The buildings look rather gloomy and somehow everything is too gray. Terribly boring, except for the sea there is no entertainment. Uncomfortable pillows in the rooms, I regretted not taking my own. Be prepared for the fact that Wi-Fi is paid here, it is expensive. dinars for half an hour, 4 dinars for an hour, 10 dinars for 24 hours (you can use these 24 hours for 3 days). I think that 10 euros for internet is cool.
Tips: Take something with you from mosquitoes and flies (there are an awful lot of them and they are sticky!!! ) to turn on in the room. Take computers, movies, games, rackets, balls, magazines.
Girls, take closed clothes, the country is Arabic, no vulgarity. If you go to hot springs nearby, take clothes that you can swim in.
Dedicate one day for a tour of Petra, the place is beautiful, it’s definitely worth seeing 1 time. If you want to go to Amman (50 km from the hotel), rent a car, if of course you drive well and follow the signs. On the way to Amman there are liquor stores and in the very Amman, too, you can buy alcohol (delivery to the hotel is free, so far). You don’t need to buy anything at the hotel itself, even buy everything in the city.
Come to Jordan, it's warm here (at the beginning of January 20-22 degrees, water 22). A great place to relax.