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When you imagine that you travel to a friends who lives at the village in Europe, what would you expect? Probably village life, which is different than the one in the city. What would you expect when you travel to desert? Probably much less confortable place than you can find here at MalakoRum. Very confortable rooms, european type of toilet, hot shower (we vere there just at the end of calendar year - so in winter time). Wow and such delicious dinner freshly cooked by the hosts. The stay for us was like visiting friends who moved to desert to farm there. So we expected animals around, and we loved it. When you see beduins next the desert streets they have also animals around. So the experience from the desert life was way more much authentic then the games played to tourist elsevere. We expected and loved that touch of authenticity. Jo was very kind all the time to explain all the things we were curious about - desert life,geology, history etc. and she turn to be very rich well of knowledge. She offered us a hiking tour in the mountains around and it was unexpectedly experience with a little climbing at the top of near hill top with wonderful view. Jafar may seem to be harsh and bitter, as the desert fruit are, on the first glance. But when you let to know him a little bit more you will find the cool and broad hearted man you can love. We had four-wheeler car so we wanted to travel more in desert, but without any experience of desert ride. Jo and Jafar helped us to plan our little desert trip, just for the time we had. That trip was also wonderful experience which we would have not undergo without the help of our "desert" friends. Thank you for encouraging and helping.

Simple but beautiful. The tour was relaxing. Dinner by the fire made it even better.

It is an organized and comfortable camp. It enjoys calm and psychological comfort from the stunning sky views and the respect of the good staff. It is the best camp.

I was impressed by the hospitality of our hosts. Being in the desert was magical. They wanted us to enjoy it to the fullest. They recommended an overnight trip to the desert and a six-hour tour. We also loved the bubble. It is air-conditioned, allowing you to cool your bubble or warm it up if you are visiting during cooler times.

Abdallah runs a tight ship so is on top of everything from arranging your pickup from visitor centre, to delivering additional pillows to getting you meds from local pharmacy (I picked up a little bug). The balloon ride he helped organise was a massive highlight. Our room was great just like you can see on the pictures.

Everyone at the camp was so welcoming. They served us tea all the time and shared stories. The jeep tour was really cool — saw all the main spots. Felt like home away from home

The location is amazing and the rooms are super cozy and tidy. We had typical dinner at the Resort and it has been and incredible experience. A particular thank to the cook and to the staff that prepared a delicious food for us. We really recommend to do the Jeep tour - it’s a once in a lifetime experience. Do not miss the chance to visit this Resort - we hope to come back again soon!

Rue Armouni Camp is a wonderful camp by all standards. From the moment of booking, Mr. Abdullah contacted us and provided us with all the information about the place of stay, meals, and timings. He also gave us a suggestion for activities such as jeep tours, balloon rides, and stargazing with several dinners that fit our stay. The dinner was delicious and varied. We loved the traditional dish they cooked underground. The rooms are beautiful and clean and contain everything a personح needs, including a refrigerator, air conditioner, and hairdryer. The bathroom is large and clean. Everything was perfect.

We had a great time at this camp. Everything is new and perfect. The rooms are new and clean. Great staff. I had a nice jeep trip experience at a good price. I enjoyed looking at the stars. Food is prepared in a hole in the sand. it is delicious. I recommend it is flexible. Thank you, Atef