Hotels near مسجد مقام الحارث بن عمير الأزدي Maqam Al Harith bin Umayr al-Azadi, Bsaira District

I really like a bubble hotel that satisfies to blow the wind, watch the sunset, watch the stars, and watch the sunrise in the wasteland. The buffet is full of Arabic and European and American flavors, and the food is abundant. In the dim night, I feel that the moon is on the roof. When I wake up in the morning, the first thing I see is the blue sky and the misty white clouds. I feel happy in an instant!

Whoa! This place definitely exceeded our expectations. We just needed a place to stay in order to visit Petra but this camp was a whole experience in itself! We got the cave room, which was super-cool. The ambiance here was off the charts. We loved that they had a big campfire circle with comfy places to chill and smoke shisha and drink Bedouin tea. They also had a musician playing a traditional stringed instrument and singing. We arrived late and left early, so we regret that we did not get to sample the food at the camp. Mohammed, who checked us in, speaks great English and gave us helpful travel advice. We chose to rise before sunrise and do the hike to Little Petra. We were able to walk right to the camp to the trail head. You need offline maps or a guide to do the trail. It is about 14kms and takes 5-7 hours, depending on how fast you walk, how much time you spend exploring the sites along the way and weather or not you choose to chill in a cafe or restaurant along the way. The scenery (snd, of course, Petra itself) is stunning and we didn’t think the hike was too challenging. There’s a lot of stairs, but anyone who is reasonable fit should be able to do it. Might be kind of miserable on a really hot day, though. We would definitely recommend Little Petra Bedouin Camp. We just wish that we had been able to stay for two nights instead of one.