Petra Boutique Hotel

We stayed at Petra Boutique Hotel with my friends. What a surprise with nice ambiance and clean. And the room has a balcony. However despite of the situation still in the calm and stable the place specially in Petra. Also, they have a place for a cooking class @ Petra Kitchen. At their restaurant in the rooftop its called Petra Sky Terrace you can sit their for a cup of coffee, and they served water pipe (Shisha) as well. The place is located nearby Petra visitor center and Petra Museum. It is a walking distance for 2 minutes from the hotel to the gate. I highly recommend the place to stay if you are in Petra!

Very clean, friendly staff and awesome breakfast! Very close to the Petra entrance. The terrace has a beautiful view of the city.

This is a great hotel in Petra and very new. The rooms were very clean and buttons are all digital. Service was amazing and the breakfast was probably one of our best ones. Chef took care of us and made us really nice omelettes. They have a room with four beds and it was perfect for my family. I would highly recommend this place to anyone.

We stayed at the Petra Boutique Hotel in May while on tour with 15 other travelers. It was a delightful place within walking distance of Petra and was near local restaurants and shops. Our room was spacious. All the staff we encountered were friendly and accommodating. The restaurant where we ate several times served delicious meals and the daily breakfast had a wide variety of food. The restaurant also had a panoramic view of the skies and vistas.

This was out first ever visit to Petra, Jordan's biggest tourist attraction, and the Petra Boutique Hotel (PBH) just made our tour unforgettable. We were extremely happy with warm welcome, spot clean and cozy rooms with friendly and hospitable staff. We now know where to stay at for our next visit to the “Rose City”. Thank you, PBH.

What we liked: - The location was good, only a 5-10 minute walk from the Petra visitor centre and main entrance. - The rooms were clean, and the cleaner was very kind. - They provided free soft drinks and water in the rooms. - Most of the receptionists were helpful and all were friendly. - The chef who made breakfast in the restaurant was really kind and friendly. What could be improved: - The reception played music at night time, which we could hear from our room. We had to call down both nights to ask them to turn it down. - There was a power cut one night. Each time the power came back on, all the lights in the room turned on, waking us up. We had to get up and turn all the lights off, only for them to come on again after the next power cut. I provided feedback to the receptionist, explaining that it’s really an issue if their electrical setup wakes up their guests. He mansplained, assuming I didn’t understand what an electricity cut was! - Some of the receptionists didn’t speak English well, and we couldn’t understand each other. - We were only provided with one face wash cloth in a double room. We asked the cleaner for more, but only received one other. We asked the reception, and didn’t receive any. The receptionist said he didn’t know which room we were in so hadn’t given them to us. It seems they need to improve their internal communication. - Quite common in Jordan, but the shisha smoking in the hotel restaurant travelled into the main eating area.