Mövenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea

Amman

To really get to know Jordan, a visit to Amman, its capital, is a must. The city’s cultural and historical wealth is well worth discovering. It is several thousand years old, and is one of the only cities that has always been inhabited. Amman is both ancient and modern. Its temperate climate and the economic growth it has experienced in recent decades have made it the country’s most populated city. It’s ideal for walking around and discovering its different neighborhoods and it’s advisable to take advantage of the hospitality of the inhabitants who are often only too happy to help you learn about their way of life and their traditions. Some are even willing to offer a guided tour of the city and its most emblematic monuments, like the Temple of Hercules, as well as its various museums.

A visit to the Dead Sea is an absolute must. It is so unique that it has been praised ever since ancient times. Its legendary waters particularly rich in salt and minerals attract visitors from all over the world, anxious to swim in water that you can’t sink in, but float instead. Its virtues for the skin have added to its reputation, and numerous treatment and cure centers are present to enable visitors to take advantage of its benefits.

An oriental flavored vacation

Staying at the Mövenpick Resort and Spa Dead Sea means immersing yourself in a typically eastern atmosphere, in the heart of a hotel complex full of charm, in the spirit of a small local village…a vastly unique experience.

Built in stone around a lush 8,000 square meter garden with bewitching colors and aromas, the Mövenpick Resort is the ideal place to recharge one’s batteries and take advantage of the ancient benefits of the Dead Sea. The complex’s 346 rooms offer a wide variety of accommodations either in the center of the village or somewhat removed from it. The rooms and suites are all decorated with elegance and refinement, offering unparalleled comfort and a great deal of important equipment. Most rooms have balconies or terraces, the largest measuring 170 square meters. The equipment, worthy of the hotel’s five star status, will satisfy even the most demanding guests.

Several swimming pools, including one infinity pool, seem to blend into the horizon, and another, heated in winter, offer guests privileged and relaxing moments. The hotel’s beach, with its private access to the Dead Sea, is a haven of peace, and ideal for enjoying the sunshine while sipping a fresh fruit cocktail. More than nine restaurants and bars are available to guests to satisfy all tastes and desires. The vacation would not be complete without a visit to the luxurious and elegant spa with its legendary wellness treatments.

A legend recounts that Cleopatra was among the first to discover and recognize the Dead Sea’s benefits and probably conserved her famous gleaming complexion by taking the world famous mud baths here.