wadi Rum bissan camp

The camp is quite luxurious

It's located closeby the road creating some light pollution. We found fake eyelashes in the bed... and booked a double bed but we got two single beda instead.

I stayed at Bisan camp in Wadi Rum for one night, and the experience was completely unforgettable! The tent was very comfortable, clean, with warm beds and enough blankets for the night cold. The view of the mountains and the desert is amazing, and the bathroom was clean and comfortable. Reception and service: The Bedouin crew were very welcoming and generous, I felt like I was in a family home. They helped me arrange the tours and they were cooperative in everything. The best part is authentic hospitality! Food: Breakfast and dinner were very delicious and fresh, abundant quantities and vegetarian options are available. Bedouin tea is irresistible! - Fire and Stars Session: Highlights of the Experience! I sat around the fire with tea and stories, and the sky is full of stars – I saw the Milky Way very clearly, a truly magical experience in the darkness of the desert. In general, the camp is quiet and away from congestion, perfect to relax and enjoy the beauty of Wadi Rum. I highly recommend it to those looking for an authentic Bedouin experience at a reasonable price. Thanks to the crew for the beautiful memories! I will be back, God willing.

Everything was very beautiful

My stay at Bissan Hotel in Wadi Rum was an unforgettable experience. The warm welcome and great care from the staff made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. The food was delicious, tasty, and varied, catering to different preferences. The activities were fun and well organized, including tours and evening experiences. Stargazing at night was truly magical and added a special charm to the stay. The place perfectly combines comfort, nature, and excellent service. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique experience in Wadi Rum.

Everything was perfect

The property is set in a beautiful, scenic location with clean and well-maintained rooms. The dining area and campfire setup were great.

Dinner and breakfast options were quite limited, and since we don’t eat meat, there were no suitable alternatives — which was inconvenient given the remote location. Even water was served in small capsules during meals and wasn’t refilled. It’s best to carry your own lunch and snacks, as there are no nearby food options. Guests are not allowed to reach the property in their own vehicles because it’s located inside the desert. If you arrive by taxi, additional pickup charges apply per person rather than per vehicle. Although 4x4 cars can easily reach the site, they are not permitted. Guests arriving in their own vehicles are charged for parking unless they book an activity through the host, which waives the fee. This arrangement felt restrictive, and we were informed about it only a day before arrival — even though tour guides from Petra mentioned that such services are normally free. Additionally, there was no water flow in the shower, only through the tap.