Petra Wadi Musa Hotel

... go to Wadi Musa is obviously Petra - an ancient city ruin.  Petra itself is located about 2 km away from Wadi Musa town but our hotel was right near Petra entrance so that we could walk to the site.  The hotel was called Sunset hotel, 25JD for a ...

... a pizza and waited. Sitting there like that, a decision gradually formed in my mind and now that I had arrived in Wadi Musa, and settled in the hotel, I knew I’d hole up here for three days. As it was my birthday two days ahead from now, I wanted ...

Actually, it seemed that I had really put the daylight I had on disposal on my first day in Wadi Musa and Petra to good use. Practically as soon as I had passed through the entrance gate and left Petra, you could almost see the twilight falling down on ...

... ! Une bouchée de pain aux dates, un café turc médium bouillant, papa est content. Nous sommes en route vers Wadi Musa, la ville des ruines de Petra. Xavier et Émilie ont un cadeau spécial pour lui. Ils ont mis trois heures à fabriquer une carte pour ...

... King's Highway. There are so many interesting Biblical connections to make in this area.   We arrived at our hotel, the Al-Anbat 1 on the outskirts of Wadi Musa and got checked in by about 6:30. Dave and I drove into town to get some more Jordanian ...

DAY 5 This was going to be our last day. We had a delicious breakfast at the hotel, then headed into Wadi Musa. We popped into the Movenpick hotel to look at their bazaar, then wandered to the corner.   I had already booked a trip with ...

... que cruzaba directo a Aqaba, Jordania, lo que nos aseguraba llegar no antes de las 16hs, alli tomar un auto hasta Wadi Musa, donde esta ubicada Petra. Pero esta no fue la opcion elegida que, a la postre nos dio la razon. La opcion elegida constaba de ...

Took a taxi on a one hour drive up to Wadi Musa, the little town beside Petra.  Almost froze, as it was quite a bit colder than anything we've been used to recently.  The space heater in the hotel was very ...

... back to memory pretty fast. After rinsing off with fresh water we jumped back on the truck and headed to our next destination Petra. The drive took us for a good hour along the Israel border which was interesting to say the least. Every second ...

... Jordan There is only one place in Jordan that we really wanted to see and that is the Lost City of Petra. To see Petra we have to go to Wadi Musa. The local bus from Amman to Wadi Musa costs 2.5JD per person, but costs us 10JD because we had to pay ...

... ? It's a bit like Ha Long Bay...words and pictures just don't do it justice. We spent the past 4 days in Wadi Musa, which is the town next to Petra. Petra is one of the 7 Wonders of the World--it's the place Indiana Jones gallops on horseback through the ...

... and statues carved directly from the rock. After the Treasury, which was more likely a tomb of a king, Petra opened into a wider canyonland of Wadi Musa, surrounded by High Places of sacrifice and worship for the polytheistic pagan gods from around the ...

... a small sample but hopefully show the magnificence of this ancient place. While visiting Petra we stayed in the town of Wadi Musa at the Amra Palace Hotel.  So far this is the best lodging we have had on this trip.  A very nice room with pure ...

We took the bus from Madaba to the town of Wadi Musa which is only a few km's from Petra. There isn't much going on in the town, probably not the place you would ever consider visiting except for that it's at the gateway to Petra. Our Hotel had a great ...

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 ...

... taken it in the end. We turned left at the end of the road and, after a few false turns, finally found our hotel, the Al Anbat in Petra town/Wadi Musa. Petra – What to say about Petra……… We did "Petra by Night" (No Flashlight ...

... to the left, back toward the Roman Theater. We had a nice view from a low ridge overlooking the Royal Tombs across the Wadi Musa riverbed. As I said earlier this river was named after Moses. Legend has it that this may indeed be the place where Moses ...