Petra Hotels for Your Next Holiday
Why Tourists Visit Petra
- • Walk through the Siq and explore the Treasury.
- • Hike to the Monastery for breathtaking vistas.
- • Visit the High Place of Sacrifice for a panoramic view of the area.
- • Experience the Petra by Night tour with candle-lit pathways.
- • Discover the nearby desert beauty of Wadi Rum.
With over 75 accommodations in Wadi Musa, including luxury options like the Movenpick Resort Petra ($200-$300 per night) and budget-friendly options like Jordan Guest House ($50-$80), the city offers something for every traveler. The recently opened Petra Bubble Luxotel allows guests to stargaze from transparent domes, providing a unique desert experience near Little Petra.
Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage site, attracts visitors worldwide with its stunning rock-cut architecture and rich history dating back to the Nabatean Kingdom.
The must-visit attractions include the iconic Siq canyon, the Treasury (Al-Khazneh), the Royal Tombs, and the Monastery (Ad Deir).
Beyond the archeological park, visitors can explore authentic Bedouin culture, traditional Jordanian cuisine, and the dramatic desert landscapes of Wadi Rum.
Petra Tips You Must Know
• Book your hotel at least 2 months in advance, especially for visits in spring (March-May) or fall (September-November).
• Choose accommodations in Wadi Musa for the closest access to the Petra Visitor Center.
• Make use of free hotel shuttles or private taxis to reach the park entrance.
• Wear comfortable hiking shoes and stay hydrated for exploring Petra's trails.
• Avoid exploring the site during midday in summer to escape the heat and crowds.