Irbid Hotels

... also wanted to treat ourselves to some R & R at the Dead Sea and the Red Sea. We spoiled ourselves rotten in very nice hotels, and we enjoyed looking at one of the world's finest collections of mosaics. Sadly, many people thought we were crazy to go to ...

... réflexions, le proprio du café nous offre gratuitement le dessert. Dommage que nous n’ayons pas trouvé de chambre à Irbid. La ville semble accueillante. Nous prenons la décision de retourner à notre petite auberge de jeunesse d’Amman et ...

... und einer Busfahrt nach Tiberias erreichte ich mit dem See Genezareth endlich mein Ziel. Tiberias ist eine typische Ferienstadt voller Hotels und einer langen Uferpromenade. Waehrend man zu biblischen Zeiten noch zu Fuss ueber den See ging, macht man das ...

... 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1,000 fils.   Major credit cards are generally accepted in shops, hotels and restaurants. US dollars are widely accepted with larger bank notes preferred. Traveler's checks are more difficult to exchange and service ...

... the internet, which is a bit strange, as you don’t have to register to use wi-fi, which is available in most of the hotels. As usual, Facebook is disabled, but it seemed like there may have been a way around this, but we didn't want to risk ...

... the definition of lush.  Once in Damascus, we hopped in a cab (who tried to rip us off, of course), to our hotels/hostels.  The city is modern but lacks many stains of globalization that Amman is infamous for.  You can easily tell that ...