Beit Al Baraka

Lovely overnight stay. The rooms are very well equipped with everything you need. W as tee cooler dispenser is a very welcome addition. Dinner and breakfast were delicious, plenty of options for us vegetarians. The outdoor spaces on the roof and the ground floor verandah were great areas to relax and chat with other guests and admire the views. The staff were so friendly and helpful and welcoming. We will be back and definitely recommend others to stay.

We had a great time here. The host Walid was extremely helpful during our stay, from helping us with bags and providing a special breakfast for us to even escorting me for a haircut. We had the house to ourselves and thoroughly enjoyed the abundant delicious breakfast and the living room space and library. Highly recommended for a visit and stay in Unm Qais. We loved it

Beit al Baraka is the ideal place to experience all that Umm Qais has to offer. We were a family of 4, which included 2 teens, so I was concered if they would enjoy our outings. They LOVED them! We did basket weaving with Manal which was so cool and harder than it looks. The 6 mile bike ride was gorgeous - on paved roads, very little traffic, with some hills. The tour of the Umm Qais ruins with Ahmad the tour guide was a highlight for me -- learning the history, seeing the views, hearing about his childhood among the ruins - incredible!

I truly enjoyed my stay at the guest house. My room was large and very nice. There is a common room (living room) which is very large and cozy. But then, the garden as well as the rooftop terrace are good spots to spend the evening, too... The breakfast was fresh and yummy. I particularly enjoyed the "communal" atmosphere, all guests sitting at the same table. It is a place to meet other travellers, which makes it very nice. I was just a bit surprised about the price tag (ok, I booked it anyhow :-) ) - considering I paid more for the guesthouse than for a 5 star hotel in Amman...

We really enjoyed our stay in the very cozy and welcoming guesthouse. Breakfast and dinner were very good and huge, rooms were comfortable, very nice view from the rooftop (we didn't stay long as it was cold). The garden at the groundfloor and the common room upstairs are perfect for relaxing and for kids to play (quiet games). The place is clean, and the ladies working there very kind. bathroom are shared , so just be prepared for it.

Beit Al Baraka is located in a small scruffy village overlooking beautiful, green, rolling countryside. The views across to the Golan Heights, Syria, Lebanon and the Palestinian Territories are breathtaking taking. The staff are so kind and attentive, Walid in particular, was exceptional. During our stay we visited the ancient ruins of Gedara with our excellent guide Ahmed, enjoyed a delicious lunch cooked by Na’ela and her sister in her local home, plus we did a cycle ride around the stunning countryside and a cookery class. All are highly recommended. The accommodation is simple but clean. We stayed in the garden room and picked our own kumquats for an afternoon snack. The breakfast was large, beautifully presented and featured many local products. This is a perfect peaceful and interesting place to stay for a few days.