Cleopetra Hotel Wadi Musa

... ' de notre passage à Amman pour manger de délicieuses pâtisseries françaises Chez Paul. C’était trop tentant. Arrivés à Wadi Musa, nous passons la journée à préparer notre visite tant attendue de demain. Ah! Petra! Plusieurs jours à nous ...

We were underwhelmed by the town of Wadi Musa. Perhaps it was the 1* hotel 'Cleopetra' we had booked (and paid for in advance) - Maddie says the name should have been a red flag.  In a moment of frugality I had booked this hotel based on reviews that ...

... drive was altogether wonderful, and watching the sun slowly get lower across the desert was beautiful. we reached our hotel (the 'Cleopetra') in Wadi Musa after dark, and after enjoying some 'welcome tea' fell asleep in our rooms ridicuously early. ...

... a 500m taxi ride past our hotel, which ended with us hiking back up a steep hill to make it safely back to the Cleopetra hotel.  That night we went to a restaurant recommended in the Lonely Planet, which we had eaten at a few nights ...

... , and am especially concerned that the hostel somehow had access to my email address.  I strongly request that you either remove Cleopetra hostel from your website or post this email that they wrote to me as a warning to future guests as to what ...

... villages. We were so high and could see above the mountains. I would recommend it instead of the expressway. We arrived at our hotel and was given cinnamon tea and then offered a traditional dinner.  The next morning was an early start of 5:30am. We ...

... few days after we left.  I realized that in the eight days we were in Syria I never once saw evidence of anyone cleaning a hotel room...no cleaning staff, no piles of sheets to be washed, nothing..."sleep tight, don't let the bed bugs bite" takes on ...

Nous marchons en silence dans le Siq, un canyon creusé par le frottement de plaques tectoniques. L'entrée magique vers les ruines de Petra. Après un kilomètre de marche, le coup d’œil est grandiose. Au bout de la faille, la populaire porte ...

For now, I'm not going to describe Petra.  It would take a really, really long time to write up a description.  Needless to say, it was stunning!  And ...

... trip is about learning and thinking.  When we arrived in Wadi Musa, the gateway city to visit Petra, we went to the Cleopetra Hotel, which is recommended in wikitravel.org and was recommended by the guy at the front desk at the Farah Hotel, where we ...

... I could see why the Wadi Rum is the quintessential desert.  Once arriving in the town of Wadi Musa, just outside Petra we checked into the Cleopetra hotel.  Dusty after our long days travel, we quickly freshened up, and proceed to Petra by ...

... a quick a quiet border crossing (how I like it) into Jordan, then a very sweaty and poorly negotiated bus ride on my part up to Wadi Musa. I don't mind being crammed in a mini bus these days, and it was surely worth it for what was to come. I feel so ...

... been a moment of complete fulfillment. {Luckily, we snapped out of our spell, and didn't walk off the cliff!} Back in town, Wadi Musa, a sleepy town of 2200 people (and 22 mosques), we decided to splurge on a Turkish bath. Now this again was money well ...

... an der Monastery getroffen hatten), der seit 3 Jahren auf seinem Motorrad um die Welt fährt. Dann beginnen wir den Abstieg. In Wadi Musa essen wir gemeinsam zu Abend. Danach treffen wir wieder Nawaf. Gegen 8 Uhr mache ich mich erneut auf den Weg zum ...