B&Bs in Irbid

Located in Umm Qays, 30 km from Al Yarmok University, Beit Al Baraka provides accommodation with a garden, free WiFi, a shared kitchen, and luggage storage space. It is set 36 km from St.

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NATALIA

From

Spain

Very very beautiful house, with many details, great terrace, garden and roof top. Rooms are very spacious and comfortable, with everything you need. We were alone in the house because there were no tourists that night and the very kind Walleed (staff) offered us to use the whole house for us. He even brought us some excellent sandwiches for dinner! Special mention also to the breakfast, the best I had during my trip in Jordan, local food homemade by the people of the village, very well.cooked by the woman at the hotel, it was just delicious.... It is well worth staying at this hotel, different from others in Jordan, a great experience!

29 km from Al Yarmok University, ( b&b ) Gadara rent room is a recently renovated property set in Umm Qays and offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private parking.

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Roy

From

Netherlands

Thank you very much Ibrahim for your hospitality!! Clean rooms incl. Airco, good beds and very good advice and tips for restaurants. Also thanks for the free tour to the archeological site and BEST breakfast in Jordan :)

29 km from Al Yarmok University, Beit Philodemus is a recently renovated property located in Umm Qays and provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private parking.

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Mathieu

From

Luxembourg

Verry well located in a calm street with easy park possibilities. You are 2 minutes away by car = 12 minutes by foot from the archeological site. Verry welcomming hosts and sharing a meal with them was one of the best experience we had in Jordan!

Offering a garden and garden view, Beit Al Fannan is situated in Ţabaqat Faḩl, 26 km from Ajloun Castle and 40 km from Al Yarmok University.

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Thomas

From

United Kingdom

Beautiful house in an amazing location on a hillside overlooking the Pella ruins. The house and location were both so atmospheric and it really felt like you had escaped from it all. Also, the dinner and breakfast served were the best and the hosts who live a short walk away were very kind. We also recommend the Pella site tour with the female archaeologist guide (sorry forgotten her name!) very informative!