Petra

Wadi musa, Jordan

History

Petra is a city of sandstone known to its original people as “Raqmu.” It is also sometimes referred to as “the lost city.” The tourist attraction that is Petra is only about 15% of the city the Nabeteans built and inhabited. The remaining 85% of the city is probably still underground - untouched and yet to be found.

Hotels

Petra Guest House

Offers: One lobby lounge, one main dining restaurant and one original Nabatean bar surrounded with a large Piazza, business center, and WiFi access

Mövenpick Resort

Offers: Views over the Great Rift Valley, seven dining options, fitness and wellness center, meeting facilities for events/incentives, and WiFi access

Petra Moon Hotel

Offers: Rooftop bar, newly added roof pool area, restaurant with both Jordanian and international food, and Wifi access

Restaurants

Basin

Food: international dishes, selection of salads, fresh falafel, spicy barbecue sausage, umm ali

Seating: fully air-conditioned interior seating area, or groups sit by the ravine under canvas, or are given tables under the trees

Store Hours: 11:00 am to 4:00 pm daily

Al Saraya Restaurant

Food: international food buffet

Seating: air-conditioned, or open rooftop

Store Hours: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, 7:00 to 10:00 pm, daily

Al Qantarah

Food: Jordanian, buffet style with 15 kinds of salads and mezze, eight meat and soup dishes and eight kinds of dessert

Seating: traditional dining room

Store Hours: 11:30 am to 4:30 pm, 7:00 to 10:00 pm, daily