We stayed here for 2 nights (Room 601) in mid-January and loved it. The weather was cold so we couldn't explore much. Our room was charming, not a world class resort by any means, but quaint. The tile floors were heated in most of our areas. We had a small bath, large sitting area and larger bedroom with king bed.... More

Hotel is refurbished village. Our rooms were charming and joined by a little courtyard. Breakfast great and in another atmposhperic area. A 10 minute drive from Petra though so need a car or driver. More

Our travel agent raved about this hotel complex before our trip. Our stay there was incredible. It's a 19th century village converted to a hotel...charming stone cottages linked by matching stone walkways...little shops and lots to see. A lovely location with an absolutely superb restaurant and the nicest staff we've encountered in ages. There wasn't a computer for checking our... More

My family (2 adults, kids aged 7 and 10) spent one night at this charming hotel near Petra. There was a snafu upon check-in; our tour company had given them a date in 2012, not 2011. The hotel was quite full, but the receptionist kindly not only found us a room, but upgraded us to a 2 room suite. Luxurious... More

It nowhere falls between category of a 4 star hotel.Very much hyped, its a very old hotel which was built may be 20-30 years back and after that they forgot to put in anything new there or to maintain it ever then. Cleanliness and basic amenities were missing.Furniture was making a cracking sound even you just sit on.Did not feel... More

When we arrived I didn't really appreciate the size of the place as it was dark. We were shown to our room and I have to admit it was like being transported into another world, the cobblestones, the archways and laneways. The room was big and clean, we had a triple and there were loads of room. Hot showers, clean... More

I was there only last week. The hotel looked great from the outside and the view was also great. I was upgrade to a suit room 617. The bathroom was in a terrible condition. The tap for the bath was not working so you can only take a shower. Don't even bother to turn on the cold water as the... More

We just returned from a 2 night stay in the Royal Suite at Taybet Zaman during our holiday in Israel and Jordan (and Paris). For comparison purposes, we stayed 3 nights at the Hotel Montefiore in Tel Aviv; 3 nights in a Duplex Suite at the King David Hotel in Jerusalem; and 3 nights in a junior suite at the... More

We stayed for the first time there in November. The rooms were spacious, we (2 adults and 2 kids) stood in a family room. Not so many modern ammenities, but lots of space for kids to play outside, including swimming pool (which was closed due to the cold weather). Friends stay often here and while it is a 10km ride... More