The place is very clean and it is a quite place to relax even when it is crowded. The food is amazing little high prices but worth to try. Prefer to have a reservation for the restaurant but it is not a must you will wait max 5-10min. . Welcoming staff. It is easy to go within 40 min from Amman.

I went there just to check and everything was amazing especially the restaurant view, it's worth to stay there couple of days just to relax and get away from the city and enjoying the view and breeze. Definitely I'll stay there next visit. And thanks to Adel for the warm welcome.

Good mini getaway camp well serviced. Not a complete natural getaway. It’s basically a hillside restaurant, a kids park and pony riding, and a swimming pool along with a mini track. Still worth it though for a quick one day disconnection.

We went there for dinner. The service was great, and the food and ambiance were nice. However, the road there is very scary at night with no street lights, twists, turns, and stray dogs. We didn't feel it was a safe road, especially with kids in the car. But the place itself is cozy.

The place took me by surprise! I didn't expect this gem on top of the mountain. We went to the restaurant on a day, and didn't spend the night. The view is incredible, the atmosphere of the restaurant is very relaxing, earthy from all the greenery surrounding and elegant. The food was delicious! Amongst everything, the staff! Very friendly, attending and always making sure everything is ok with us. Marwan was top! Thank you for making our visit comfortable. The place is child friendly, high chairs in the restaurant, changing table in the ladies room, playground, football field and we went in to pet the pony and kids really enjoyed looking at the hens. I will come back again and will recommend it too!

- We stayed in cabin 6, it was amazing, everything we needed was in the room. The AC/heater worked well, and all amenities were on par. - Service was great, everyone who served us was polite, super helpful and kind. - Food is good, we dined in both restaurants and food was great. The place is exceptionally clean. - The views were spectacular. We were lucky as the weather was great on Christmas Day. - Location is easy to find and not far from Amman. - Don’t forget to collect the free fresh eggs!

Their menu is only in english! I mean this is an Arab country unless you only want these rich white tourists so thats really disappointing. The food used to be Arab food they changed it to something international you can find any where in the world or any hotel. They really killed the old beautiful place.

A good place, nature vibes around you! I went to the restaurant, good service and fast, the food os fresh, the price a little bit higher than the average but it’s a good experience! The coffee that day was amazing!

The ambience and the scenery are fantastic. But the service was terrible. They double charged us on multiple items, so I highly recommend you review your bill before paying. We found this out after we left. Some of the food items were damaged and we raised a complaint about it and they took no action about it as they served our friends later during the day and it had the same problem. They missed most of the order, the place was at half capacity so no excuses there. The showstopper for us as a family were the toilets. The toilets were very dirty with no toilet paper or amenities and were left like that for hours.

Very tranquil and peaceful ambience. A nature’s escape. It was a lovely getaway from the city madness. As customers to the restaurant we were not allowed into hotel guest areas, nevertheless where we were was thoroughly enjoyable. The food was good and the service was better. It was obvious that the management were eager to protect the privacy of the hotel guests which totally understandable. I wouldn’t mind staying there to enjoy the different facilities and amenities of the hotel in the future weather allows of course..

The place is amazing with beautiful views and large cabins to accommodate all parties. However, the pool is FILLED with kids at all times of the day so no relaxation there. We have also asked before coming in if we are allowed to play our own music (soft music) at the pool at low volume to respect all guests however we were approached twice to turn it off by foreigners due to them reading books, as if the yelling and shouting by kids is very relaxing. I have asked management again if this is okay even the employees said they couldn’t hear our music playing as it’s very low. So my advise is Make a pool 18+ and one with kids so all foreigners can let loose a bit with their book reading around multiple shouting kids.

Its About the restaurant the service was decent The location and the view are fantastic but it took three hours just to get a pizza and that came after us by like one hour were like entire family And we were only five people their food came before us before but the food was good

Very nice place in the nature Extremely clean No bugs or insects in room Super amazing atmosphere We had one night there 8n winter time There is AC on the room can be used for heating Also there is heated mattress so you never feel cold. The food is good but overpriced The breakfast is complementary With rooms and there is specail menu for it without prices There is a swimming pool but was closed in winter time and it extra fees for using it There is nice playing area for kids with z line I recommend this place

A magical mountaintop venue with rustic charm, modern amenities and very clean. The perfect venue for our family wedding. Plenty of activities such as a kiddy pool, large pool, fenced playground, volleyball, hiking trails, paintball and more including on-site ponies, chickens, and fire-circles where the staff builds a fire ready to burn! The food is top notch, allergy friendly, the service is friendly and professional. The restaurant overlooking the view is outstanding and a perfect reception hall. Restaurant and bar is open to the public, but the rest of the facility is beyond security gates for guest security. Rooms have refrigerator & tea kettles, robes, slippers & all the toiletries. As far as prior negative reviews about service, & neglected pregnant pony? We ALL experienced amazing service and I included pix of the large pony enclosure… service was so good that a party member lost wallet LATE & they turned on all facility lights to look for it. It was found and returned at 4 am and same staff was rocking the house at breakfast… even cash in the wallet was untouched…unbelievably great service. In every way, great attention to detail as only a female owned property is capable of!

This was by far one of the most memorable experiences ever ...the service is not a 5 star ...it's a 7 star ...it's was exceptional...the food was unbelievably delicious...rooms were amazing...

We went for a day experience.. Food was good, a little overpriced though.. some items were very nice (muhammara, liver and nakanik) and some were not the best (grilled shukaf, and gallayet bandora) We really enjoyed archery and paintball and staff was very nice.. All in all, would recommend, however you need to know it will be a bit costly..

Great place with a great view and seating area, we had breakfast buffet .. it was good but a bit too oily, nothing too special just a regular simple breakfast. The greenery is worth the trip, kids also had fun in the play area under the trees. Edit. Came back again for Ramadan iftar, amazing food, amazing atmosphere. Lovely staff

This place is like a breath of fresh air. It doesn't disappoint and offers a great getaway that isn't too far from Amman! Would highly recommend an overnight stay to truly disconnect and enjoy the hospitality the team offers.

We have tried the restaurant .. everything was amazing .. the vibes and decorations .. the stuffs were amazing and smiling .. recommend and will back soon

One of the museums that deserves to seen. Free entry. Brochures are available. Souvenirs near by. Not suitable for elderly or wheelchairs. The building itself is beautiful, historical, and wonderful with its small staircases, halls,building stones and the big numbers of rooms. A lot of information about SALT Town and Jordan in general. A must seen museum. Most attractions in Salt are walking distance.

An old house that was built in the late 19th century / early 20th century, when King Abdullah the first the founder of the Jordanian Hashemite kingdom first came to Jordan from Hijaz, he lived in this house as a guest until his residence was prepared, it was turned to a museum when he first came to the Kingdom from Hijaz, this three-story building that was owned by a wealthy merchant and turned into a museum in the 21st century is not well used, it contains very few artifacts/furniture on exhibit. It is a nice place to visit if you are in the area, but I wouldn’t recommend taking a special trip to see it, it is not worth it.

One of the most popular places in Al-Salt. A small heritage museum full of cultural information about the city. A fantastic view from the outdoor terrace overlooking the old city of Al-Salt. The whole visit takes between 30 mints to 1 hour. There’s no place to park your car, and the area is so crowded.

Historic Old Salt Museum Built for the Abu Jaber family between 1896 and 1905 by the architect Abdel Rahman al Aqrouq, the Abu Jaber House is the finest heritage building in As-Salt, and one of the most significant architectural icons of Jordan. Since 2010 it houses the Historic Old Salt Museum which recounts the history of the city in its Golden Age, between the end of the 19th century and the 1930s

Free entrance to the museum, they hand out pamphlets and cds with different information about the city. The museum is the house of Abu Jaber (a merchant / trader) built in 1887 which they turned into a museum in 2010.

Highly recommended, worth the visit, you have to start from the basement and take reset and breath As-salt air in the balcony at the last floor, historical place talking about As-salt.

Loved the museum of Abu Jaber. It was the magnificent house of the famous Marchant "Abu Jaber". Very big, lots of stairs though has a comfortable lift in case you need it.

To be honest the expositions, unless you are really into ethnology, will not blow you away. However the building is beautiful, the views over the old town great, and it is free. You will invest some time and understand a bit better the history and relative importance of As-Salt