HOTELS Ma'In Hot Springs Resort & Spa - Hotel In The Desert With A Waterfall

Ma'In Hot Springs Resort & Spa - Hotel In The Desert With A Waterfall

Location:

Madaba Jordan Middle East
DesertNature

The Ma’In Hot Springs emerges as an oasis from the dramatic terrain of the Jordanian landscape.

Located in close proximity to the capital city, Amman, and the Dead Sea, this is the perfect destination for those seeking a relaxing and pampering retreat.

The outstanding hospitality and the therapeutic benefits of the hot spring and waterfall create a serene and welcoming atmosphere.

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Ma'in Hot Springs in the Jordanian desert valley
Ma'in Hot Springs building in the valley
Ma'in Hot Springs in the rock desert
Ma'in Hot Springs lounge
Ma'in Hot Springs room
Ma'in Hot Springs bedroom with balcony and views on the desert mountains

The rooms incorporate natural materials into a studio layout to highlight the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Ma'in Hot Springs balcony

Every room includes a private balcony and a sitting area where you can relax and enjoy the breathtaking views.

Ma'in Hot Springs balcony breakfast with panorama
Arabic mezzah
Romantic dinner at Ma'in Hot Springs
Breakfast by the waterfall
Ma'in Hot Springs rock pool with waterfall

Various services and facilities are available to guests, but the Cascade Spa is undoubtedly the jewel of this oasis.

Ma'in Hot Springs pool

It is situated directly beneath a natural hot spring waterfall that cascades into the relaxation pool.

Ma'in Hot Springs big pool and rock hill behind

The spa is located in a separate building with ten treatment rooms and a steam cave to create an intimate and peaceful environment.

Ma'in Hot Springs panoramic view on the pool

The mineral-rich waters and signature treatments provide a purely rejuvenating experience.

Jordanian desert waterfall

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PRICE FROM $170


P.O.Box 801 Madaba, Ma'in 11117, Jordan


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