Wadi Musa Hotels & Hostels (23)

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A good-value and very well-run three-star resort on the road between 'Ain Musa and Wadi Musa. The spacious rooms come with satellite TV, and most have a balcony with views over the wadi. Faciliti…

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The cheaper of the two Anbats, the rooms here are quiet and well-furnished, with clean but small private bathrooms, making it especially good value in the heart of Wadi Musa. It's not perfect; th…

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The very comfortable rooms, satellite TV, heated outdoor pool, Jacuzzi, summer terrace and excellent Turkish bath push this a notch above anything else in Wadi Musa. Rooms at the front have the b…

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The rooms here, all with private bathroom and breakfast, are reasonable but smallish but it's a friendly place to hang out, with BBC World and an extensive range of movies playing in the lobby. D…

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A great location (close to the Petra gate and overlooking sandstone bluffs) and good discounted online rates make this a good option. The heated swimming pool is useful outside of high summer and…

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Across the road from the Rose City Hotel, this is also a passable option, with all rooms having private bathrooms, though the lobby bar and top-floor disco are a bit seedy.

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Popular with French groups, this place is uninspiring but spacious (particularly the new rooms), and has comfortable rooms right in the centre of town. During quiet periods the friendly managemen…

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Sterile but comforting tour group option from the reliable Dutch chain. It's a bit far from the action, out in 'Ain Musa, and there's no shuttle bus so you'll have to shell out for a taxi to Petr…

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Down the hill on the road to Petra, this is a friendly place and one where the hard sell is refreshingly absent. It's clean and well-looked after, with a nice lobby sitting area and roof-top café…

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One hundred metres from the gate to Petra, this is the most luxurious place in town, and as stylish as you'd expect. There are Mediterranean and buffet restaurants, a good bar, a swimming pool, r…

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Next to Moses Spring, this is as far from the clamour of Petra as you can get and one of the first places you reach en route from Amman or Ma'an. It offers daily free shuttles to/from the gate at…

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Mövenpick run this luxury place (with the region's only heated indoor pool) and runs a daily shuttle bus to and from Petra. It's located 5km south of the Police roundabout.

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You can't get closer to the entrance to Petra without sleeping in a cave. It's a step down in quality from its sister, the Crown Plaza, but you can use the facilities (pool etc) of that hotel so …

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Similarly good value with comfortable rooms and a convenient location not far from the Petra gate. The rooms can be a bit dark with the notable exception of the fabulous end rooms which offer 120…

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Superb luxury, around 4km from the Police roundabout, on the road to Tayyibeh. It has an outdoor pool, several restaurants, a Turkish bath and even a cinema for free use by guests.

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Up behind the Mövenpick Hotel, this is convenient for the entrance to Petra. The rooms are simple but clean, with decent bathrooms, and the staff are helpful. If you are planning to spend more th…

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This is a well run place, offering superb value and nice details like in-room hair dryers and a washing line. Some of the luxury rooms open out onto a terrace with a swimming pool and there's a g…

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Like most of the hotels along this road, it offers wonderful sunset views and luxurious rooms. Discounts make this four-star place great value. It is likewise located 5km south of the Police roun…

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Quieter than most, this is one of the better-value places in the village centre, with friendly staff. Rooms vary a lot, but all have private bathroom and breakfast.

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Another decent, if dull, midrange hotel close to Petra, with spacious rooms. The huge restaurant does a buffet dinner and is popular with tour groups.

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One of the most unique hotels in Jordan, the Taybet Zaman is a stylish and evocative reconstruction of a traditional Ottoman stone village, with luxurious and spacious rooms, a terrace restaurant…

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Handy for the entrance to Petra, with a nice breakfast terrace, but you'll pay for the convenience with average, somewhat gloomy rooms.

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The good news here is that for men this is the biggest backpacker hangout in town, well attuned to a range of budget travel needs from travel information to laundry, a great veggie dinner buffet,…

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