Hot springs & baths · JORDAN HOT SPRINGS
The 5 best jordan hot springs you can book today, with what each costs, how long you get in the water and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Review of Amman’s private city tour, with Roman ruins, mosques, markets, Arabic mezze, museum options, and a Turkish bath upgrade.
“Loved, loved, loved, the lunch. Driver pleasant, and helpful.”
Review of Jordan’s Madaba, Mount Nebo, Baptism Site, and Ma’in Hot Springs tour, with practical advice on cost, timing, facilities, and value.
“Mohammed was really accommodating with the itinerary which helped with my last minute changes. I really enjoyed the overall experience.”
Review of Amman’s Ma’in Hot Springs and Dead Sea day trip, with honest advice on price, timing, swimming, entry fees, and what to bring.
“Both places are a must see when in Jordan. The driver, Basil, was very nice and drive safely. I strongly recommend”
Review of Amman’s Turkish and Moroccan Hammam, with Dead Sea mud, sauna, jacuzzi, fish spa, scrubs, and massage for $44.
“I asked for transportation, no one picked me up and the place ended up being closed”
Review of Ma’in Hot Springs from Amman or the Dead Sea, with practical advice on price, bathing areas, comfort, transport, and value.
“On this tour, the public baths were overcrowded and not very hygienic. The changing and shower areas were also dirty and poorly maintained, without the minimum conditions you’d expect for a quality experience. There is the option to go to a hotel instead, but I didn’t have a great experience there either. The hotel isn’t modern, a lot of things are broken, hygiene is also lacking, and the price is quite high — around 40 Jordanian dinars per day. So overall, I wouldn’t really recommend this tour. You end up staying 3 to 4 hours without really enjoying it. There’s no proper place to relax, lie down, or anything with…”
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