The best accommodations Jordan

Signs pointing the way will help you find the camp without a hitch. Sun City Camp may not be located in the heart of the Wadi Rum Protected Area, but it offers a number of advantages. In particular, you can access it directly with your vehicle. The camp is the only one in this small protected valley, and you won't be able to see any other camp. The friendly staff will go out of their way to make your visit unforgettable and share Bedouin traditions with you. And the buffet meals are excellent!

A wind of charm blows on this beautiful traditional stone house in the village of Al-Taybeh. Fadi and Jolanda have renovated it to make 7 rooms available to visitors. We loved the bucolic and rural setting of the place, with the old jointed stones, the shaded central courtyard which offers a pleasant refuge in summer and the various terraces. The comfort is rather simple, but the magic works, as this type of address is still rare in Jordan. A hearty breakfast is served in the shade or in the sun depending on the season.

The latest hotel built at the gates of the site offers very pleasant rooms, tastefully decorated and with the latest technology. Touch-sensitive switches, lights that are activated when the front door is opened, extra large and extra flat TVs, sitting areas, walk-in showers and bathroom products with Dead Sea mud: no doubt, nothing is missing for a more than comfortable stay. As a bonus, the restaurant located on the top floor serves very good food and solid breakfasts. At this price, it would be a shame to miss out.

This hotel opened its doors in August 2018. Past the very kitsch reception, it offers beautiful, spacious and spotless rooms (plasma TV, telephone, hairdryer, fridge, A/C, tea and coffee maker, wifi...). Some of them boast lovely views of the Petra mountains. A restaurant and café invite you to relax on the terrace. The hotel stands out from the big chains for its family atmosphere and attentive staff. It enjoys a beautiful location in the heart of the city, but in a quiet street. A recommended address at reasonable prices.

Before arriving at Beidha from the visitors' centre in Wadi Musa, follow the sign to the camp. The name comes from the name of the Bedouin tribe that runs it. The place is very pleasant and far from everything. It offers a rejuvenating stopover away from the tourist circus of Wadi Musa. It will be perfect for those who are looking for peace and quiet and practice a different kind of tourism. The welcome is very friendly and you dine under a large Bedouin tent. On the other hand, the rates are very prohibitive for the comfort offered. Try to negotiate.

This luxury hotel of the American chain offers impeccable comfort. The rooms, with their characterful furniture and thick carpeting, are over-equipped: plasma TV, wifi, telephone, hairdryer, safe, individual air conditioning, iron... As for the services offered, you are spoilt for choice with a gym, a spa, a hammam, a sauna, a swimming pool, several restaurants and a bar. This hotel would be flawless if it wasn't so cruelly lacking in charm. Fortunately, it makes up for it with an extraordinary view.

This hostel is quite far from the site of the ancient city, as it is located on the Kings' Road at the entrance to Wadi Musa, 5 kilometers away. Fortunately, it offers free shuttles to and from the Visitor Center. The rooms are very basic but well maintained. Some have a shared bathroom, others have their own small shower and toilet and have been recently refurbished. Some rooms even have a balcony. Travellers can meet on the restaurant's terrace, which is very pleasant.

With the takeover of the Mövenpick group by French giant Accor, the hotel has been rebranded Mercure. Set in the hills of the Sabra Valley, this fortress-style hotel is just a 10-minute drive from the site of Petra. Enjoy your stay in one of the 90 recently renovated rooms and suites. The many outdoor terraces, as well as the indoor pool heated in winter, will enable you to maximize your travel experience all year round. Sumptuous Jordanian and international cuisine served in the on-site restaurants.

With 183 rooms and suites, an outdoor swimming pool, a gym, a spa and a wide range of choices for your culinary desires, the resort will surprise even the most discerning traveler with its magnificent, luxurious décor. Bedouin traditions are respected here with the Al Baraka tea room, which in Arabic means both blessing and tradition. The latter is even equipped with a fireplace for winter evenings. Don't miss the sunset from the rooftop gardens. Grandiose.

This hotel is the latest 5-star in Petra, and opened its doors in 2023. Perfectly located near the entrance to the site, it also offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, as it is set high up. The rooms are spacious and perfectly equipped, even if some features are not worthy of a 5-star hotel, such as the washbasins. Nevertheless, prices are well maintained for an establishment in this category, and you benefit from a heated indoor pool and an excellent buffet breakfast.

In an exceptional natural setting, Ajlouns Cabins consists of 23 wooden chalets with a rustic decor, solar-powered bathrooms (shared or private, depending on the level of comfort chosen) and small terraces overlooking the forest. These cabins can accommodate up to 4 people. Advance booking is recommended. Beware, in summer, mosquitoes will be present, so bring an effective repellent. An adjoining restaurant offers meals at reasonable prices. You can also order a picnic to take away.

The hotel is off the beaten track, but in a pleasant area with plenty of restaurants and shops. The hotel is in the address book of the good travel agencies in Amman and you will meet many tourists from all over the world. The large rooms with comfortable bedding will guarantee you a pleasant stay. The extremely friendly staff is a tribute to Jordanian hospitality and will leave you with an indelible memory, as will the well-stocked buffet breakfasts, allowing you to sample some of the country's delicious specialities.