Seven Wonders Bedouin Camp

  Eileen E. on 24 February 2012 

Sadly we were the only ones staying at the Seven Wonders, and it was really cold, otherwise it could have been a lot better. We stayed for 2 nights at the Rocky Mountain Hotel in Petra (which is connected to Seven Wonders) and would have preferred to have stayed an extra night there as it was a delight, and taken up their provide to take a look at Seven Wonders at Little Petra for an evening trip only.

  Cynthia H. on 23 February 2012 

Despite being really cold outside, the blankets were really warm, bathrooms and tents really cleab

  Leticia V. on 12 January 2012 

Staying at a beduin camp really added to the whole Petra experience. It&'s inside the middle of the desert (but not too far away from things, and sammy can drive you everywhere), so the sunset and also the starry night by thefire were one thing else! Although it&'s a camp, the bathroom was really clean, with strong hot showers and even a hair drier for the ladies. Breakfast was also really good.

  Customer Review on 6 January 2012 

Well-equipped showers. Hangers in rooms. Stunning lighting. Warm room despite cold weather.

  Craig P. on 16 November 2011 

It is nicely worth staying here as part of a Petra adventure. Yes, it&'s a bit out of the way from the site and town centre, but that only adds to the atmosphere. The owners and employees were amazing. Their hospitality and knowledge made for a special stay. They will ensure that you see and do items around Petra that visitors staying in town likely won&'t. The tents and beds were extremely comfortable as nicely as the food was excellent. The key social tent was a welcome spot to relax and meet other travellers at the end of long days discovering Petra.

  Customer Review on 16 November 2011 

It is properly worth staying here as component of a Petra adventure. Yes, it&'s a bit out of the way from the site and town centre, but that only adds to the atmosphere. The owners and employees were amazing. Their hospitality and knowledge made for a special stay. They will ensure that you see and do things around Petra that visitors staying in town likely won&'t. The tents and beds were very comfortable and also the food was excellent. The primary social tent was a welcome spot to relax and meet other travellers at the end of long days exploring Petra.

  Camilla R. on 23 October 2011 

Away from the town of Wadi Musa, in the desert - beautiful location. Staff extremely warm and friendly - Sami will drop you off and pick you up at the Petra site. Sitting round the fire at night after dinner with the guys who run the camp and other guests. Different (and better) than staying at a hostel in town.

  Customer Review on 23 October 2011 

Away from the town of Wadi Musa, inside the desert - beautiful location. Staff very friendly - Sami will drop you off and pick you up at the Petra site. Sitting round the fire during the night right after dinner with the guys who run the camp and other guests. Different (and better) than staying at a hostel in town.

  Customer Review on 9 August 2011 

Really nice place, really great staff. an effortless walk out to little petra and the stars around the campfire at night are incredible! a entirely great way to relax and appreciate the quiet of the desert.

  Kristen S. on 9 August 2011 

Really nice place, really great staff. an straightforward walk out to little petra and the stars around the campfire at night are incredible! a fully great way to relax and enjoy the silent of the desert.