Old Village Resort
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See why so many travelers make The Old Village Hotel & Resort their resort of choice when visiting Petra - Wadi Musa. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.
Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at The Old Village Hotel & Resort offer a minibar and air conditioning.
During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including room service and a concierge. Guests of The Old Village Hotel & Resort are also welcome to enjoy a pool and free breakfast, located on site. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Obelisk Tomb (1.5 mi) and Siq (1.9 mi), guests of The Old Village Hotel & Resort can easily experience some of Petra - Wadi Musa's most well known attractions.
While staying in Petra - Wadi Musa, you can check out a popular deli like 7 Wonders Pizza, which is serving up some great dishes.
Plus, during your trip, don’t forget to check out some of the popular historic sites, such as Petra By Night, The Treasury (al-Khazna), and Al-Beidha - Little Petra.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at The Old Village Hotel & Resort as you experience all of the things Petra - Wadi Musa has to offer.
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When we arrived, the hotel owner and senior management showed us our rooms, explaining the history of the site and what the rooms originally were. They also told us about their plans for improvements; their passion was infectious! It was obvious that they wanted everything to be perfect for their guests.
Other awesome things about this hotel: the large indoor pool, the luxurious outdoor jacuzzi, the amazing dinner and breakfast buffets, the view at sunset... it goes on and on.
We were staying there as part of a special anniversary holiday and they even provided a surprise cake to mark the occasion. So kind!
Also, a shout-out to Mousa who was so helpful.
In short: if you're looking for a bit of luxury while you visit Petra, this is the place.
Since we had a rental car, the 10-minute drive to the visitor's centre wasn't a problem for us. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of downtown rather felt like a blessing.
Our two rooms were close to the main building and were connected by a private outdoor sitting area where my wife and I had tea and enjoyed the warm night while the kids were asleep next door. Priceless peace of mind!
The architecture uses local stone and blends in perfectly with the environment. Rooms feature ancient vaulted ceilings and huge beds. Mini Bar contents are complimentary but were not refilled during our stay. The hotel is alcohol free, which didn't bother us at all. The village is on a fairly steep hill, so if you have a room further up, there might be some climbing or a club car ride involved.
Having an indoor pool in a hot and arid climate seemed a bit over the top at first, but when we came back exhausted from a day's hiking in the heat of Petra, we understood: it's about the shade and about reducing evaporation. Clever move! We never went back to the outside pool after that.
From the beautiful suite with bedroom and separate sitting area, fridge stocked with inclusive soft drinks and on the first day 2 x snickers bars that after a long da y travelling made us very happy to the daily plate of fresh fruit. The bathroom had an array of toiletries which were restocked daily and whole place was spotlessly clean and comfortable.
The staff couldn’t be more helpful from the people on the front desk to those in the restaurant . I would like to say a special thank to Saber who waited on us and a very big thank you to the chef Hamza salameen who took a lot of time to make me feel very special (for a change )when it comes to food choice and showed me all the gluten free food I could eat even bringing me my own plate of pudding on the last day decorated with a white chocolate swirl . The selection of food for breakfast and evening meal was excellent whatever your dietary requirements
The hotel is alcohol free but the fruit cocktails were better than any alcoholic cocktail I have ever tasted
The hotel had two pools , 1 indoor heated one and 1 outdoor non heated from , a small gym and a jacuzzi outside with plenty of seating area for sunbathing / relaxing. Again all very clean
I would 100% recommended this hotel
The guest room was large with excellent a/c, but that is the only positive aspects of the room. The bed was hard and rather uncomfortable as were the pillows, there is a small window but it overlooks a public walkway therefore meaning you need to have the curtain closed if you want privacy. TV was a bit old as was the furniture in the room. The bathroom was a disaster for a so called 5 star property, it was small, with a low ceiling, no where to put your toiletries, a small bath tub with pathetic shower hose overhead with not enough head room to stand under the water spray, you have to stand in front of the spout and duck under the spray. With the hotel charging such high prices for a stay the room is an enormous let down and needs a seriously big upgrade - luckily the public areas are so good as to drown out the room disappointment.
The buffet dining room offered an excellent choice for dinner, but I felt the breakfast effort was disappointing - a hot breakfast was not good with not much suitable, there was a egg station but little else to go with the eggs. Many of the breads and pastries were a bit dry, I'm guessing due to being put out for more than 1 day. Also disappointed that the hotel is dry, with no alcohol on offer, sitting around the pool area with an ice cold beer would have been just the thing after a long day sightseeing, and the large balcony in the dining room which has superb views of Petra town and the sunset really invites you sit down with a bottle of wine, again seeing as you pay so much per night I would have thought management would relax the rules and cater to the tourists expectations
Everything was top quality and hard to fault ( except the coffee and the absence of anything alcoholic.) The rooms are spacious and well designed, recently renovated and the whole development is very sympathetic to the history and aspect of the town. Great, professional service and a memorable experience.
"If you are Spanish or English speakers then do ask for the guide David who is super and also an unbelievable photographer. "Read full review
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