"Pros: Aroma Chalet offers a unique and beautiful outdoor experience that is truly worth the visit. The stunning pool and panoramic views alone are enough to make a lasting impression. Cons: However, the lack of attention to detail and cleanliness within the chalet's interior, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms, is a serious drawback. If you're someone who prioritizes a spectacular outdoor setting and can overlook some indoor shortcomings, this might be the place for you. But for those who expect a clean and well-maintained living space, it's best to proceed with caution." ~Waleed

"Pros: Landlord honesty , pool, outside facilities, overall experience Cons: What I'm about to write is for others to know. I'm not criticizing—just stating facts. Most of the disadvantages are common for any villa you might rent in Jordan. Some disadvantages may not be noticed or felt by some readers, while others might appreciate the heads-up. Overall, the stay was good. The landlord is very professional and respectful. There were two malfunctioning water faucets, and he immediately sent someone to replace them. If you're staying for a day without an overnight stay, just to swim and barbecue, the villa is a good choice. But if you're planning to sleep there, don't expect hotel service—this is a villa, not a hotel. You won’t find clean bed sheets, pillowcases, blanket covers, or towels provided. We had to wash everything ourselves manually, especially since we had kids and couldn't risk bad or dirty bed sheets. Although most of them looked good, they weren’t wrapped and didn’t smell fresh, so we couldn’t take the chance. Keep in mind that just an hour before, other guests were using the villa, so it’s impossible to clean everything and change all the sheets that quickly. Another issue is insects—this is a common problem in the Dead Sea area. There are lots of them, and the insect killer runs constantly, making a very loud noise. A downside is that the villa is split into two units, meaning guests could disturb each other, whether at night or midday. The water pump is also quite loud, especially at night, and runs whenever someone in the second villa uses water. The internet speed is 3 Mbps, which is slow but functional. There are no nearby shops, and the road from the main road to the villa is very bumpy. But again, as I said, 99% of villas in Jordan are like this, so these disadvantages apply to nearly all of them. At the end of the day, it's a villa, not a hotel—keep that in mind. Many thanks to the landlord—truly a respectful man." ~Tariq