Petra Night Hostel
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Příjezd od: | 14:00 |
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Odjezd před: | 14:00 |
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Více o hotelu Petra Night Hostel
Petra Night Hostel
Petra night hostel se nachází v destinaci Wadi Musa a nabízí ubytování se soukromými balkony. Tento hostel nabízí bezplatné Wi-Fi. Petra se nachází asi 2,4 km daleko a Pokladnice Al Khazneh 7,7 km.
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Cestující ve skupině
Komentář přidán: 16. 10. 2023
Ubytován/a od říjen 2023
Exceptional
I ended up in Jordan to visit the beautiful places in those wonderful areas, and among these places we went to see the pink city "Petra" where we signed up for two nights in this Petra nights hotel and I want to say that it is one of the nicest and most most organized I have ever seen. Cleanliness, rooms, staff. And in particular it was the very kind brunette girl with black hair, she was very welcoming and very nice and very knowledgeable about the place, she advised us where to go and what tour we should take around the city, it was for us as if she wanted to point out everything as it should .
We will definitely return. And I recommend it to everyone
We will definitely return. And I recommend it to everyone
Cestující ve skupině
Komentář přidán: 14. 8. 2023
Ubytován/a od srpen 2023
In case anyone is interested
We stayed in this hotel for two nights, and the feeling was that there were no other guests, we were 20 people. The first surprise was that some of us were given the room on the 5th floor and the elevator only went up to the 4th. As for the rooms, there was everything, some carpeted, others tiled, what they all had was a lot of dust, the furniture or doors had not been cleaned, and they were very small. The first meal was dinner, which already indicated what awaited us, a fair dinner, and very, very weak, the desserts were terrible. Breakfast was very weak, everything was very limited, salads with leftovers from the previous dinner. We spent that day in Petra, when we returned, dinner was exactly the same as the day before, we had dinner in shifts, since some were going to the Petra Night show, they even told us to all have dinner at 7 p.m. so they could close the dining room earlier , dinner was from 7 to 10 p.m., they were told no.
The good thing about the hotel has been:
- The hall, you can see that it has been recently renovated, looks different from what you later find in the hallways and rooms.
- The street terrace where you can have coffee, tea or whatever you want.
- The bar, pub type.
The good thing about the hotel has been:
- The hall, you can see that it has been recently renovated, looks different from what you later find in the hallways and rooms.
- The street terrace where you can have coffee, tea or whatever you want.
- The bar, pub type.
Cestující ve skupině
Komentář přidán: 22. 11. 2022
Ubytován/a od listopad 2022
Worst hotel experience ever
I spent just one night in this hotel, thanks god!!! The room #409 was in horrible condition, see pictures I have made (black mold in bathroom, damaged door rim, screws sticked out from door knob, dirty carpet,....)
Jiné
Komentář přidán: 5. 2. 2023
Ubytován/a od listopad 2022
If cannot avoid it ...
Staying at this hotel in the middle of Petra was one of the worst experiences I have ever had in a hotel! That's why we stayed for one night instead of the booked two nights. We quickly got used to the fact that western travelers have to make some compromises when it comes to accommodation in Jordan. Nevertheless, there are decent and miserable accommodations in this price range. Petra Nights Hotel was one of the worst ones, in our experience. And on many levels. It starts with the location and doesn't stop with the local management. The hotel is located "in the middle" of Petra, which wouldn't necessarily be bad, but the road directly in front of the hotel is a main road and accordingly busy. In addition, the road is at a rather steep incline and there is a large gas station right next to the hotel. This means traffic noise can be heard 24 hours a day in the hotel rooms, as noise isolation in the street-facing rooms is next to non-existent. We were allowed to get to know three rooms in one night. Most of them face the street, and it sounds in the room as if the sometimes quite loud vehicles, including many trucks, drive practically directly through the room. They are sometimes particularly loud on the road due to the incline. But even on the side facing away from the street, it's still pretty loud, partly because of the gas station, partly because of the noise reflection.
Other: I don't necessarily need a TV in the room on a trip like this, but if it's there it should work. Didn't. Even the technician couldn't fix it. The telephone in the room, which you could use to contact reception, for example, was not even plugged in, as we found out. This was perhaps also due to the fact that no cable socket could be found in the room, not even by the house technician, with whom the device could have been connected. That's not necessarily a bad thing at first, but when you have to walk down four floors to the reception and then back up again for every little thing, of which there were many, it becomes uncomfortable after a short time.
Bottled drinking water, two small bottles free of charge, which we found in almost every other accommodation upon arrival, certainly did not exist in our room.
The manager, who didn't identify himself as such when I first spoke to him, seemed not very interested in all of this. I only found out from the friendly, helpful receptionist that it was the manager I had spoken to after the manager walked past me shortly after my initial contact with him; and his statement that he wanted to take care of things and then disappeared for the day, was anything but encouraging.
Oh yes: when we checked in in the late afternoon, after having been put off on arrival in the morning because the room was not yet available, the room we were initially assigned was still not made up. The bed was obviously unmade after the previous guests had left. After 10 minutes we were then assigned another room.
I could go on and on, but I think that's enough to give you an idea of how things are handled there ...
If you can, avoid this place!
Other: I don't necessarily need a TV in the room on a trip like this, but if it's there it should work. Didn't. Even the technician couldn't fix it. The telephone in the room, which you could use to contact reception, for example, was not even plugged in, as we found out. This was perhaps also due to the fact that no cable socket could be found in the room, not even by the house technician, with whom the device could have been connected. That's not necessarily a bad thing at first, but when you have to walk down four floors to the reception and then back up again for every little thing, of which there were many, it becomes uncomfortable after a short time.
Bottled drinking water, two small bottles free of charge, which we found in almost every other accommodation upon arrival, certainly did not exist in our room.
The manager, who didn't identify himself as such when I first spoke to him, seemed not very interested in all of this. I only found out from the friendly, helpful receptionist that it was the manager I had spoken to after the manager walked past me shortly after my initial contact with him; and his statement that he wanted to take care of things and then disappeared for the day, was anything but encouraging.
Oh yes: when we checked in in the late afternoon, after having been put off on arrival in the morning because the room was not yet available, the room we were initially assigned was still not made up. The bed was obviously unmade after the previous guests had left. After 10 minutes we were then assigned another room.
I could go on and on, but I think that's enough to give you an idea of how things are handled there ...
If you can, avoid this place!
Pár
DE
Komentář přidán: 19. 3. 2022
Ubytován/a od březen 2022
Exceptional service
The hotel is very clean and comfortable with exceptional service. The rooms have everything you need: good AC/heating system, kettle, hairdryer, mini fridge, television. The staff is proffesional, friendly and ready to help you. They offer many extra services such as traditional Turkish bath, which I recommend to everyone (many thanks to Abdullah for the scrub and massage, he really knows what he is doing). Make sure to stay in for the dinner, they prepare delicious traditional food like Maqlube or Mansaf for a better price than in other restaurants and you can get many useful tips for planning the trip from the manager. I recommend to everyone to stay in this hotel.
Lokalita
Petra, Petra, 71810, Jordánsko|0,68 km z centra města
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14:00
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Recently, there are risks in the security situation in Jordan, and the relevant situation is still developing. In view of the current special circumstances, tourists are advised to travel with caution. If you are already there, please be sure to pay close attention to the development of the local situation, strengthen security precautions, and make emergency preparations.
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