Very good hotel and very good service but inexperienced. The city has little to offer beyond Petra then no matter the distance from the hotel to the center and this hotel is distance but it offers good food and good service and free internet at the hall. We recommend. More

We were on a group tour when we stayed at this hotel. It is situated on a slope. so getting to the rooms with luggage was a challenge although a baggage truck was available for those who could not manage. The rooms have character, but are still faily basic in concept, but overall are quote acceptable. The restaurant is fine,... More

We stayed here for two nights in April 2012 with our two daughters. Our rooms were charming, enormous with sitting areas ad linked by a small courtyard. The hotel's decor is rather outdated, a simple change of linens, curtains etc could make a bid difference and the bathrooms were small, cramped and in the case of one of our bathrooms... More

i spend one night with my family in beit zaman hotel, we booked two connected rooms, so we can be close to the children, the staff there is very helpful and always respond with a big smile, the pool was excellent and quit refreshing after a long day in Petra. please eat there all your meals, they have an excellent... More

This is possibly one of the worst hotels I have stayed in for a long time. However, the rooms were clean but the staff were totally miserable and looked as if they did not enjoy their jobs at the Beit Zaman. The hotel has the ingredients to be good but on arrival the manager was instructing the staff in a... More

Great hotel that resembles a little village. Every room is different so just ask for a big room if you want one. Great service overall. Only disadvantage is its far from the entrance to the ruins in Petra so you need transportation. More

What a fabulous hotel- set out in an old village. Rooms are huge. Slightly outdated furniture but reflects the style of accommodation though. Enjoyed the dinner- make sure you get dinner inc in your package. The whole town is set out quite far apart and you really dont want to have to leave the hotel to eat. No need to.... More

We were originally booked to stay at this hotel for three nights but moved to the Movenpick after one night.The staff were disinterested and bordered on rude (we did not experience this anywhere else either in hotels or visitor sites during our stay in Jordan), the rooms needed a good clean with mould in the bathroom, loose electric sockets, lamps... More

We stayed at the Beit Zaman for two nights. The village is very attractively laid out, the room was spacious and the bed was comfortable. However, the bathroom had some mould and the bath plughole was blocked with hair. The swimming pool looked nice, but we didn't use it. The staff were generally very unwelcoming. Customer service did not seem... More