Homestays in Madaba

Set just 800 metres from the Greek Orthodox Basilica of Saint George, Tell Madaba provides accommodation in Madaba with access to a garden, a terrace, as well as full-day security.

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Weijun

From

United States

The owner Edward and family are super friendly and ready to help any time with going extra mile. The breakfast was delicious and surprisingly good with lots of homemade items. Also, don’t forget to ask Edward about where to find very good local food (he even offered food for us when we got there and it was too late to change local currency). Location is very convenient going to major attractions in town and a private parking lot made people with rental cars much easier. After traveling Jordan, I can say that safety is not a concern at all.

This accommodation is located in the courtyard of the St. George's Mosaic Church in the centre of the city of Madaba. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.

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Svetoslava

From

Bulgaria

The place is great and the host is truly wonderful. We had the perfect stay and the free parking in the yard is just a comfortable bonus. Location is perfect, everything is just a step away. Super clean and we recommend it 100%

Set in Sowayma, The Precious Villa offers a patio with mountain and pool views, as well as a year-round outdoor pool, wellness packages and beauty services.

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Jorg

From

Switzerland

Quiet and very welcoming. Thanks very much!

Situated within less than 1 km of the Greek Orthodox Basilica of Saint George and 11 km of Mount Nebo, IBN Khaldoon features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Madaba.

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Zuzanna Maria Koźbiał

From

Poland

We had some difficulty with finding the place (there is sign but the building is beneath street level) and while it may look inconspicuous, it is comfortable and nice inside. Electric fans were working alright. The owners were amazing – they offered us fruits from their garden, cold water and shisha. The place has hot water, which is not always a case in Jordan. The beds were hard but later we noticed that it is a common thing in Jordan.