Petra Planet

“You get what you pay”

It was inexpensive, but the owner pushed hard for us to dine there—almost to a point of being annoying—and we couldn’t understand why we wanted to eat in town; there’s a mosque that wakes you up at 4 am.

The receptionist was very helpful, and the service was good.

“Harika”

Salam abi ve maya abla bize çok yardımcı oldular olanaklar iyiydi merkeze biraz uzak olsa da istediğimiz zaman bizi götürüp getirdiler sonraki seyahatinde yine burada kalacağız

“Good value, but manage your expectations”

We spent two nights here while touring Petra, and overall it lived up to the price. The room was tidy and the bathroom was adequate. The owner moved us to a balcony room, which felt like a thoughtful upgrade. I did wish there was a small table or chair for unpacking, as space was tight. A major perk is the free shuttle to Petra Old City and back, which is handy after a long day and cheaper than a taxi. They also can arrange bus trips to Wadi Rum, Amman, and other spots at very reasonable rates, so talk to them before booking online. The hotel is a bit away from the main restaurant area; the walk back is about an hour and mostly uphill, but we enjoyed strolling through the local neighborhood, so it wasn’t a problem. I wasn’t blown away by the room, but if you’re mainly in Petra and just need a place to sleep, it does the job. Breakfast is included and they offer packed lunch boxes and homemade dinners on request. The breakfast was basic with limited choices, but it was included and gave us something before heading out. We ordered a lunch box with fruit and a sandwich, but I didn’t find it great value, since there are plenty of shops where you can buy cheaper options and restaurant prices aren’t much higher. If you’re picky about food like me, you might skip the lunch box.

“Excelente hotel en Petra”

Muy buen servicio, estuvieron muy pendientes de nosotros, nos ofrecieron transporte gratis en la ciudad y para ir a Petra, recomendado!. El colchón era un poco duro