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Crystal Hotel Aqaba

Cornish Street, PO Box 905 Aqaba, 77110, Jordan

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A travel blog entry by karl.and.kat

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... hell was the cat? It was the parrot- some one had taught it to meow. I asked the guy working the reception desk did the parrot ever shut up and he said no. He looked like he wanted to kill the damn thing, or himself. All the time we were there that parrot never shut up.

The room cost 50 JD. We got a double room, AC, with a TV with an ensuite bathroom. It seemed like a really fancy hotel with a swimming pool as well! However, when you looked a closer at the room you could see that ...

Nothings too far from Aqaba! (Lol!)

A travel blog entry by chris-roisin

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... had occupied Jordan under Ottoman rule for some 400 years.

It was a 1-hour drive to the start of our off-road trip across Wadi Rhum. Wadi in Arabic means desert while Rhum is a shortened version of Erhum. This was a name on one of the ancient inscriptions that are dotted all over the desert.

The first thing Roisin and I were impressed with is the state of the roads in Jordan. The Great Desert Highway stretches from Aqaba to the North of the country and is ...

In an octopus's garden (In Aqaba)

A travel blog entry by nathananddarja

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... that we’re going to the border of Egypt!!! It takes about a half hour to get there and a half hour back, so we lost about an hour of time and the bus fare (about $5). But it was just stupid and we were really kicking ourselves. We take a taxi to the correct border. It was a rather short 10 minute cab ride…

Luckily this border crossing was crazy easy when compared to the first one up north. I’ve heard the middle one ...

Dead to Red: a mini epic

A travel blog entry by hack8646

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... whose name escapes me and there wasn't much there. The
houses were one story and quite small, there was maybe one gas station,
and no traffic lights. Given the smells there may or may not have been
plumbing, yet everyone seemed to have a satellite dish for tv (tv
programming is completely free in pretty much all of the Middle East).
The people, while they seemed to live in what would be poverty by our
standards, were still ever as welcoming ...

Marie Louise and John quit luxury for one night

A travel blog entry by john_tillett

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This was an amazing day.

I've chosen to omit, quite deliberately, the one frustrating aspect of our trip in Jordan- our extremely annoying driver. He drives me truly nuts. His job is not as a guide, yet he launches into extended monologues with historical insight into such fascinating episodes as the progressive history of Ajlun Castle/Jerash/Mt Nebo/Madaba/the whole country of Jordan, or the regional historical basis of Sodom and Gomorrah, or the fact ...

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