Overall Ratings & Reviews Thara Dead Sea

The room was big and quite comfortable with a big comfortable bed with bed sheets, and 2 sofas, small table and refrigerator. However the cleanliness of the room was poor, the furniture were old and used. The kettle did not work, there was no mirror in the bathroom. Hotel is far from the sea, and main road and located in the lonely place. No regular parking near hotel. The air conditioning had a fault and the temperature could not be adjusted. We spent there 1 night, so we could turn a blind eye to the inconveniences.

Generally ok.

Everything was OK, around the property little bit rubbished and

Owner of the hotel was super nice! Room are clean and nice!

It has double bed and living room and frige,TV,small kitchen. The room is new and clean, with good price

it would take them a small amount of work to make much cleaner and more attractive

The hotel is a bit lost in the middle of nowhere, and it can be difficult to find, especially at night time, what is bound to happen, since there is no restaurant anywhere near. But it has a nice view of the Dead Sea from the roof terrace. The kids enjoyed the swimming pool.

We loved the friendly staff and easy access to the Dead Sea.

This was a good value for the price. It would have been nice if the hotel provided coffee and tea in the rooms which is something easyly done. The pool was empty. Room was jin very good condition. We were not told about the rooftop availability fot bbq dinners. Something they should mention as a positive for the jotel. Overall I think for the value we did good.

The overall property and amneties are fair enough in comparison with the price we paid. We spend two night there, it was quite good.

Location is less than optimal. Difficult to find in the dark. There were issues with water leakage.

Everything perfect. Close to the sea. Helpful staff.

This hotel was one of the nicer places I stayed at in Jordan - not far from the Dead Sea, but DID NOT offer a free breakfast like the rest. BIG complaint was that the room was full of flying bugs / fruit fly type - not biting ones, but annoying ones. Perhaps they can invest in sticky fly traps to decrease the amount. The room itself was really nice - big sofa, big comfy bed. Wifi is really really bad in the room, but the stay in general was good.

We stayed one night on our way south. Hotel easy to find, staff very friendly and welcoming. Hotel close to beach amenities and restaurants etc by car.

Mustafa, who working at reception was very helpful.

Honestly, just stay in a resort. The access to the dead sea and comforts of home are worth the resort prices. This is in a slum area, with stray dogs. Wi-Fi is weak, there's no food on or near the premises. The only positive thing about this hotel is the receptionist Mamouhd (?) from Egypt. He is very friendly and helpful. He tried his best to accommodate us and make the stay more pleasant.

Mostofa at the front desk was a huge help. He helped us coordinate passage to our next destination and gave advice on the local area. He's a definite asset to the property. The rooms were clean and very large for the cost. Whatever repairs were being done (per some reviews) have been completed.

The room was very spacious and clean. The staff was brilliant, both Mr Mustafa and Abu Ahmed were very helpful and cater to all our needs. Price is also very reasonable. I would like to suggest to the admin to also provide meal faciilities. There was a large dinning room with tables and chairs but no kitchen services. This will be a great plus for the property.

Very good staff. Mustapha and Abu Ahmad we're excellent. Though didn't understand much English but communicated via Google translate. The place is quiet, clean, spacious with a true feel of home in a village setting. My experience was superb

The price was a bit outrageous but that is the Dead Sea. The room itself was quite comfortable and clean. The property less impressive. Staff was very accommodating. There is a terrace with a wonderful view. The apartment was spacious. It is located up a dirt road from the highway that runs along the Dead Sea. They had directions to some free beaches which might have meant that we could avoid the painful cost at Amman Beach.