Reception is closed after midnight, just to consider it if you're arriving late but that wasn't a problem The staff gave us the best tips to have dinner and also recommended the best way to organize our two-day visit to Petra. For it, they also offer a lunch box for 5JOD with two sandwiches, two fruits, a pack of cookies, pastry and juice and this made all the difference in our visit given that we didn't have to spend anything for food in Petra! The breakfast fulfills your needs and there's also a nice terrace where you can drink something or eat with a nice view. Parking is available either in front or at the street of the hotel. And with the car we were in 3 min in Petra.

Our stay at Nomads Hotel Petra was absolutely unforgettable! The facilities were top-notch, with spacious and impeccably clean rooms, but the real highlight was the rooftop. It offered stunning panoramic views of both the city and the majestic mountains of Petra—watching the sunset from up there was magical. The common spaces were thoughtfully designed, providing plenty of cozy spots to relax after exploring. But what truly set this hotel apart was the staff. They were unbelievably friendly and welcoming, going above and beyond to assist us with every request. From the moment we arrived, we were treated like family, which made the experience all the more special. A special shoutout to the chef, a super kind and talented lady who cooked the most delicious traditional Jordanian meals. Every dish felt like it came straight from Mama’s kitchen, full of love and authentic flavors. We even bought a special pack lunch for our day visit to Petra which was delicious and nutritious for such a physically demanding hike. If you’re planning a trip to Petra, this hotel is a must-stay. It’s more than just accommodation—it’s a home away from home. Highly recommended! Thank you so much to the staff of Nomads Hotel you are doing something great there!

The location is great -although there is a long and steep hill for you to reach at the entrance of Petra, it's still worth it. The staff was really friendly and they helped us with everything we needed. It's breakfast included so that's another plus! The breakfast was a bit salty but it had everything you'd want -a traditional tomato-egg thingy (delicious), pancakes, cereals, boiled eggs, etc. Room was clean and spacey enough for us. The shower was good too. We enjoyed our stay.

The toilet was leaking? There was always water on the floor. Nothing that would disgust you but still kinda annoying. We tried to solve it with placing a towel on the floor.

It was perfect for us. Comfortable room, well stocked, friendly and helpful staff, a wide variety at breakfast, rooftop bar with shesha overlooking the Petra valley, and super close to the main gate of Petra. They have free parking as well. It looked nice online, but I was still surprised just how nice it turned out to be for the price point. I’ll recommend this to anyone staying in Wadi Musa.

Not a dislike, but a good tip is to drive from the hotel to Petra gate. That hill is no joke, and the idea of doing after spending the entire day hiking in the park would be rough. Plenty of free parking at Petra visitor center.

Our stay at Nomads Hotel Petra was truly memorable! The room was spacious, comfortable, and offered a stunning view, making it the perfect retreat after exploring Petra. As we were on our honeymoon, the staff went above and beyond by adding some lovely little decorations to the room. These thoughtful gestures made us feel so special and added a personal touch to our stay. The overall experience was fantastic, and we would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Petra. Thank you, Nomads Hotel, for making our honeymoon even more magical!

The hotel is situated up a hill from the entrance of Petra, recommended to drive to Petra's visitor center

We had a double room and it was great! Clean, comfortable, hot water, fridge and a safe, and a great view onto Petra over the rooftops. Blackout blinds were a welcome bonus for day 2 after an early start on day 1. The evening buffet for 10JOD each was really nice. The staff were all very welcoming, smiling and super helpful with advice about Petra, etc. We had a car which we drove down the hill to the free car park at Petra, as you will really appreciate it rather than walking back to the hotel up steep hills. We would stay there again if we visited. Oh, and the cute dog helped! Regarding Petra, we took the route from Little Petra, to the Monastery and then into the main part. There is a free shuttle bus from the Visitors Centre to Little Petra from around 07:15/07:30am. At Little Petra, we bought a jeep ride to cover the first 5km for 5JOD each as it's a fairly bland walk (apparently). However, the walk from the jeep drop off point to the Monastery is fabulous, with some stunning views. It took us about 70 minutes and we are plodders and not fit! I'm not over-keen on heights, but most of the time I felt fine.

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Nomads Hotel is the best place to stay in Petra—cozy, unique, and authentically charming. The rooms are comfortable, spotlessly clean, and the breakfast is simply amazing. The rooftop café has a great ambiance, with cool music and an affordable menu. I highly recommend this place to everyone! The location is very convenient—just 1 km from downtown and only 10 minutes from the Petra entrance. Plus, the hotel offers free parking, which is a great bonus. A big thank you to the Nomads team for making our stay a truly wonderful experience!

Because my boyfriend got sick, we extended 2 more days in Nomads Hotel and did not regret it. The rooms are nice with beautiful views, well heated. The hotel is very close to the entrance of Petra. And most of all, the people working there are amazing !

Everything was great! If I must say one thing maybe it’s the food which is ok but not waow. The lunch box that you can buy is composed of 2 sandwiches from the morning stuff: humus and cheese/yogourt, that I would not especially recommend but maybe it was because we were in very low season.

Great hostel and lots of facilities, but due to their not being many tourists some of their services such as the restaurant was not open as usual (totally understandable so not a negative). Great view from the terrace but bear in mind the hotel is up a very steep hill which is very challenging to climb, but there are taxis that will take you up the hill (and down) for 3 JOD

Didn't enjoy the hill! Also was a shame that there wasn't many people as think it would be quite social, but again that's not the hostels fault at all (people just scared to travel to Jordan at the moment).

I stayed at Nomads Hotel for one night with three friends. We had two twin rooms, including breakfast. It's convenient and easy to reach, as you need 2-3 minutes by car to get to the Petra visitor center. Yet, the roads are too steep. The whole experience was extraordinary! The interior is quite impressive. It has a fusion of heritage and modern touch. The entrance is very welcoming, as is the staff! You feel the great vibe once you enter. The murals on the walls are amazing. You don't need to leave the hotel to get entertained; the reception has foosball tables and a nice seating area with board games and books! The vibe of the rooftop is cozy and unique. It closes at midnight, which is fair enough if you want to wake up early to visit the archeological site before it gets too hot! The rooms at Nomads Hotel are clean and comfortable. The minimalist interior design adds to the serene ambiance. The concrete hollow block beds are unique and incredibly comfortable. The staff is very kind and helpful! The breakfast has a good variety! It's super clean, fresh, and tasty. The Shakshouka is a must! I have been to Petra many times, and I used to stay in 5-star hotels. Yet this time, my experience was extraordinary and worth the risk. My new favorite hotel in Petra definitely exceeded my expectations!

The close-up view from our rooms could have been better, as you could see the construction debris. However, the view from the rooftop is amazing! The rooms have poor sound insulation! I could hear the alarms and vibration of my neighbor's phone, but it wasn't a big deal. After a long day in Petra, I slept like a baby.