Hostels in Ma`an, Jordan

First of all, the exterior of this hotel has such a vibe and aesthetically pleasing. I like the concept of how everything you need in a city is clumped up into one location. The dinner (which is a buffet style) is sooo good. I didn't have breakfast and they also have a lunch box where you can take snacks when visiting inside Petra. They also have an amazing view of the rooftop and offer drinks as well. I didn't even attempt to explore the city to find restaurants or cafes. The room that I have was a typical bed sharing hostel but the attached bathroom is a new experience for me as I don't need to share with more people other than my 3 other roommates. The staff are AMAZING! Every single one of them. They helped me to book a bus going to the next city, to save time and money by giving tips and tricks on how to visit Petra efficiently. What I didn't like was the hike going up and down from the hotel to Petra is quite tiring but if you have a car it will be helpful. But for me, it didn't bother me. It's like a pre-workout before walking and exploring Petra so that's great I guess.

Hotel semplice, al limite dell’ essenziale. La pulizia delle lenzuola non era il massimo, ho trovato diversi capelli per cui non ho dormito a cuor leggero mentre il resto della camera risultava abbastanza pulita. Le scale per accedere ai piani e alla sala colazione sarebbero invece da rivedere perché i tappetini le rendono poco agevoli e anche pericolose. La colazione davvero scarsa. Tutto sommato non mi sento di sconsigliarlo perché i proprietari sono stati gentilissimi e disponibili e il prezzo è più che onesto per gli standard di Petra però va detto che occorre un po’ di spirito di adattamento. L’hotel dispone di parcheggio ed è a 5 minuti dal sito

Nef-Naf is amazing! Our host Mohammed is very kind, generous and very friendly guy. Once you decide to come to this place to stay for one night or a week (for any reason) he will try to make your experience as much relaxing and memorable as possible. The very location is perfect: on the top of mountain of Taibeh town, just 5 min driving from Wadi Musa and so as Petra museum. The huge difference is that WM is very tourist-oriented, you’ll not find a place (coffeeshop/restaurant/supermarket) where people don’t try to charge you overprice as tourist :( and also veeery crowded hostels and hotels (so true), you’ll never feel treated well or special. In comparison Taibeh (and also Um Sayhoun) is very quiet place, with super smiley, friendly locals who always are ready to help you or advise smt, and dont mind to sell you anything with true prices as for citizens! The house of hostel with its parking and terrace overlooks on spectacular rocky valley down to 300 m (“man, you can’t deny that view - in the night or in the day”). You can do hiking both - up to the peak or down to bedouins camps with sheeps and goats. Btw there’re only 3 rooms in the hostel, 2 of them for 2 persons just, so it’ll never be crowded (which is great)! Inside the house you can cook smt in the kitchen or make tea/coffee, safely put your meal to the fridge, bathroom with hot water (don’t have to turn on boiler) and you’ll have your towel (you know that it’s rare thing here). Everything is clean and prepared for guests with attention. In the morning some invisible magician will prepare for you breakfast in the craft paper box :) All the interior makes you feel much like at home, on the walls at the entrance there’re hundreds of funny notes and best wishes painted by travellers from different countries. You should definitely choose this place whether you’d like to go to Petra or just stay close to mountains for hiking! :)

First of all, the exterior of this hotel has such a vibe and aesthetically pleasing. I like the concept of how everything you need in a city is clumped up into one location. The dinner (which is a buffet style) is sooo good. I didn't have breakfast and they also have a lunch box where you can take snacks when visiting inside Petra. They also have an amazing view of the rooftop and offer drinks as well. I didn't even attempt to explore the city to find restaurants or cafes. The room that I have was a typical bed sharing hostel but the attached bathroom is a new experience for me as I don't need to share with more people other than my 3 other roommates. The staff are AMAZING! Every single one of them. They helped me to book a bus going to the next city, to save time and money by giving tips and tricks on how to visit Petra efficiently. What I didn't like was the hike going up and down from the hotel to Petra is quite tiring but if you have a car it will be helpful. But for me, it didn't bother me. It's like a pre-workout before walking and exploring Petra so that's great I guess.

Nef-Naf is amazing! Our host Mohammed is very kind, generous and very friendly guy. Once you decide to come to this place to stay for one night or a week (for any reason) he will try to make your experience as much relaxing and memorable as possible. The very location is perfect: on the top of mountain of Taibeh town, just 5 min driving from Wadi Musa and so as Petra museum. The huge difference is that WM is very tourist-oriented, you’ll not find a place (coffeeshop/restaurant/supermarket) where people don’t try to charge you overprice as tourist :( and also veeery crowded hostels and hotels (so true), you’ll never feel treated well or special. In comparison Taibeh (and also Um Sayhoun) is very quiet place, with super smiley, friendly locals who always are ready to help you or advise smt, and dont mind to sell you anything with true prices as for citizens! The house of hostel with its parking and terrace overlooks on spectacular rocky valley down to 300 m (“man, you can’t deny that view - in the night or in the day”). You can do hiking both - up to the peak or down to bedouins camps with sheeps and goats. Btw there’re only 3 rooms in the hostel, 2 of them for 2 persons just, so it’ll never be crowded (which is great)! Inside the house you can cook smt in the kitchen or make tea/coffee, safely put your meal to the fridge, bathroom with hot water (don’t have to turn on boiler) and you’ll have your towel (you know that it’s rare thing here). Everything is clean and prepared for guests with attention. In the morning some invisible magician will prepare for you breakfast in the craft paper box :) All the interior makes you feel much like at home, on the walls at the entrance there’re hundreds of funny notes and best wishes painted by travellers from different countries. You should definitely choose this place whether you’d like to go to Petra or just stay close to mountains for hiking! :)

Hotel semplice, al limite dell’ essenziale. La pulizia delle lenzuola non era il massimo, ho trovato diversi capelli per cui non ho dormito a cuor leggero mentre il resto della camera risultava abbastanza pulita. Le scale per accedere ai piani e alla sala colazione sarebbero invece da rivedere perché i tappetini le rendono poco agevoli e anche pericolose. La colazione davvero scarsa. Tutto sommato non mi sento di sconsigliarlo perché i proprietari sono stati gentilissimi e disponibili e il prezzo è più che onesto per gli standard di Petra però va detto che occorre un po’ di spirito di adattamento. L’hotel dispone di parcheggio ed è a 5 minuti dal sito

Hotel semplice, al limite dell’ essenziale. La pulizia delle lenzuola non era il massimo, ho trovato diversi capelli per cui non ho dormito a cuor leggero mentre il resto della camera risultava abbastanza pulita. Le scale per accedere ai piani e alla sala colazione sarebbero invece da rivedere perché i tappetini le rendono poco agevoli e anche pericolose. La colazione davvero scarsa. Tutto sommato non mi sento di sconsigliarlo perché i proprietari sono stati gentilissimi e disponibili e il prezzo è più che onesto per gli standard di Petra però va detto che occorre un po’ di spirito di adattamento. L’hotel dispone di parcheggio ed è a 5 minuti dal sito