Petra Hotels with Airport pickup service

Z of Phnom Penh chose the Marriott in Petra after a deeply debated tl”Top 5 YouTube Petra Hotels” clip. We arrived on a road with absolutely no bumps, and were greeted by the friendliest concierge, the friendliest hotel manager, the friendliest waiter, and the friendliest chef. Immediately we ordered the ”Beef burger, no meat, just the bun please” and the chef nodded silently and understood our needs. The kids amazingly ate lunch free, so they had more time to Switch on, Vapow! In the evening, we looked for the green flash overlooking the majestic Petra mountains after a cool dip. For dinner, Sadly, Caramello and Nede didn't make it, but the Mandi was amazing. Kids again ate free, as did a little cat in exchange for a few scratches. 6 months is justified, as by now, it's all about the principle. We all agreed So in the end, it wasn't just the personal welcome message on the TV in the room that justified Z's decision, but the phenomenal kindness of the staff, ”You're Welcome!”

Located on an uphill of Wadi Musa with amazing views of the city below! Very welcoming as soon as you walked in. Provided anything you needed, including setting up taxis and Turkish bath (extra of course) but worth it. What a experience. Room was clean and had all amenities one might need. Amazing views of the city from my room especially at night while the Call of Prayer is being played. Fantastic stay! Thank you

Such a warm welcome upon arrival from the man at the reception. He was full of valuable information about the town and visiting Petra with good insights and tricks to avoid being fleeced. It is a short drive from Petra itself as you'll won't want the additional steps in the heat but parking is no issue. Our room had a beautiful view across the town and the roof terrace was a per place to chill and recuperate. My son and I had some nice swims in the pool too.

This place is sort of a boutique hotel opened by locals and not one of the big chain hotels and it’s location (point 1) is slightly further away from the city centre and it’s located on the hillside and there is no way you can walk there, you definitely need a car to reach this place from Petra Visitor Center ( hence please take a cab ) but it was fine for us as we drove. The price we paid was somewhat expensive ( due to its peak season) but all the hotels nearby were on the high side. Rooms are exceptionally clean and it even smell of freshly laundered sheets, good ventilation and breakfast was decent. We had dinner here as well 20JOD for the buffet dinner per person and it was great on the weekend nights but on a weekday nights the menu offering is much limited. Staff are generally friendly but I was turn off by a cook named Ala’a who was attending the egg station during breakfast on 29 October - not only was he slow ( compared to the cook of the previous day - leading to long wait at the station despite less than 30 people in the breakfast place), he was also rude to guests who didn’t really speak English and even told them when they didn’t clearly place their orders- I was observing and it was really bad taste as he scowl at them and this is only coming from a cook at the eggs station - you need mind your customer service ettiquete especially to foreign guests who makes up most of your revenue. The least you can do is smile and not make your guests feel like feel bad about their language when they are ordering their eggs.

The hotel is good, the room is large, the front desk service is very good, the hotel staff are very NICE, and there is fruit delivery ☺, it is recommended that those who go to the ancient city of Petra can start from the monastery, and you can go completely and not tired.

With a stay at Al Rashid Hotel in Wadi Musa, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Petra and Petra Turkish Bath. This hotel is 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Street of Facades and 1.3 mi (2 km) from Petra Visitor Center.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a banquet hall. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 25 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Conveniences include phones and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I had a wonderful time here! We stayed in an upgraded dome for a romantic holiday and cultural adventure. It was very comfortable and the view was incredible. The domes have large clear windows facing the bed, so you fall asleep and wake with an amazing view of the rocky mountainous landscape. There was heat and AC in each dome, and a nice shower. It was a great blend of luxury and camping. The best part was the friendly staff. They were wonderful throughout the trip, and in particular when we suffered a flat tire 10 km outside of town, we called for help and 2 staff members drove out to help us change our tire. In a blizzard... after we checked out of the hotel even! Then they guided us into town and connected us to a mechanic who patched and refilled the tire. Having that kind of support in a new country brings a great level of comfort. Thanks to everyone at the Seven Wonders Camps!

The Seven Wonders Hotel provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Petra will find that the Seven Wonders Hotel is a fantastic accommodation choice.This hotel is located near many of Petra's attractions including Jordania, I Love Petra Sign and Wadi Musa Park.When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. This Petra hotel offers parking on site.

The facilities were very limited for a camp welcoming tourists and with quite a high price. We didn't expect this when we saw the rather positive reviews and ratings... - When we arrived at check-in time, it seemed that our rooms were not ready and when we entered them, they were not clean at all (traces of excrement in the toilets, the shower drain was blocked, etc.). - Then it was mentioned to us only at the arrival that the electricity is available only from 6 am to 8 am and then from 6pm to 12am. We can wash only in the evening and we have to ask (sometimes several times) to have hot water. This information should be absolutely present in the description of the hotel or at the time of the reservation. Even if this is due to the fact that the camp is far away, it is still the least an hotel can offer for the price paid. - Although the camp is on a hill and it was December, it was also much too cold and the rooms were not well insulated for that. We could see and feel the wind passing through the fabric of the walls. We had made camps in the desert before, where the temperature were the same, and that was still well insulated from the cold so that proves that the rooms in this camp are not at all adapted for that. Moreover, there is no point in taking the AC to warm up (a paying service) since the electricity cuts off at midnight and the cold comes in from everywhere in the room. - The meal is not excellent and expensive (15 JOD). - The road to arrive at the camp is rocky. It would have been nice to have the information to know if our car could access it or not.

My third time visit to this hotel and it just gets better. Staff excellent and friendly including the new manager Talal Homos and his wife. They now have restaurant on fourth floor with breakfast buffet and local food for dinner. There are beautiful views of the town and mountains from the restaurant and my room on the third floor. All major work is completed. Once again thank you all from owner to housekeeper. It was like home from home.