Beit Zaman Hotel & Resort, Petra

The hotel has a charming local feel with comfortable and quiet rooms that blend nicely with the surroundings. It’s located perfectly for visiting the ancient city of Petra, which is an absolute bonus. However, I found the cleanliness in some areas lacking, particularly in the bathroom, and the dining options were pretty uninspiring. Overall, it’s decent value for money, especially considering how close it is to Petra.

The hotel has warm pool areas and spacious rooms, but the service leaves a lot to be desired. The food was quite repetitive and not ideal for such a high price. The change rooms were poorly maintained and the shower stalls didn’t offer proper amenities. Overall, while there are some highlights, the negatives make it hard to recommend.

I had a pleasant stay at this hotel, which is located in a stunning spot with spectacular views of the hills around Petra. The rooms were spacious and clean, making for a comfortable experience. The service was friendly, but there were a few hiccups with the dining experience, particularly the breakfast options. Overall, it's a great choice for those visiting Petra, offering good value for money despite some minor issues.

I had a lovely stay at this hotel, with friendly staff and a comfortable atmosphere. The rooms were quite spacious, especially since I got upgraded to a suite for my last night, which was a nice surprise. The location is perfect for visiting the Ancient city of Petra, making it really convenient for sightseeing. However, the dining options were a bit limited, and the hot food could have been served warmer.

My stay at Beit Zaman Resort in Petra was a mixed bag. The location was fantastic, being close to Petra and surrounded by beautiful gardens. I found the rooms clean but in need of some renovation. The staff was a hit or miss — some were friendly while others seemed disinterested. Dining options were good overall, except for one day when the omelette station was missing, which was a bit disappointing.

The hotel presents a unique charm with large and comfortable rooms nestled in a traditional village setting. The location offers stunning views, but be prepared for a steep walk to your room after a long day of exploring Petra. While the service is quite friendly and helpful, some aspects, like the dining experience and overall maintenance, could use improvement.

My stay at the hotel was quite mixed. The location is great, with beautiful gardens and a short distance to Petra, but the rooms were a bit of a trek to get to, especially after a long day exploring. The staff were generally friendly, though service could sometimes feel a bit overbearing. Dining was enjoyable with a good variety of options, but some facilities like showers and pool areas could use improvement.

The hotel has a lot of charm with its spread-out buildings, but the rooms could use a good clean and some upgrades. On the bright side, the staff was very accommodating and welcoming, making my stay much more pleasant. The steep hill to my room was a bit challenging after a long day exploring Petra, but the location is really ideal for that purpose. Overall, you get a decent value for money, but there’s definitely room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was beautiful, giving that charming village feel and the pools were warm and inviting. However, I found the dining options rather limited daily, and there were some issues with the room amenities. Overall, it’s not the most luxurious experience, but it had its nice moments.

The hotel had some great aspects, like spacious rooms and helpful service, but there were also a few downsides, such as dirty dishes left around and a disappointing dining experience. The location is convenient for visiting Petra, and I appreciated the overall value for money, even though some amenities felt lacking.