We stayed here 29th Feb - 2nd March. Nice place, clean and the beds were really comfortable. Basic but great for price. The staff were really nice and friendly. Very accommodating helping us with transfers, etc
We were up and out so early we didn’t get the try the breakfast, but looked good.
Amazing location! Right in the town for easy access to food, shops and cash machines. We were able to walk to Petra from here 20mins to it and about 40mins back as uphill.
Only downside for us was, even though the rooms are non-smoking, the lounge area allows it and we found that the smell travelled into our room and was very over powering for us as we are not smokers.

We loved the hospitality of the owner/manager of this hotel. The decor in living room is set up really well. Breakfast is basic but good. It is close to many good restaurants, one of which is owned by the hotel manager, which you can get 10% off discount! The room we got is a lot nicer than how the online pictures depict them. It's roomier than we thought it'd be, and the water pressure is not bad compared to other accommodations we had in Jordan.

Our room faced the street. It was quiet for 2 of the 3 nights we had. One night though, there was a really loud ongoing fight amongst some guys at 1:30AM. It didn't end until about 4:30/5AM. I'm a light sleeper, so I was awake most of that night. But this is not the fault of the hotel. We just got unlucky with some angry locals screaming at each other!

We paid 50 JOD (£55) per night to stay in a double room the heart of Wadi Musa. The room itself wasn’t great - definitely a budget option but the owner makes this place. His advice on visiting Petra, helping us park, taking us up to the roof to watch the sunset and getting us to try his homemade traditional food with his friends before we went out for our own dinner. Breakfast was similar to other small hotels in Jordan - tea (with milk!), boiled eggs, pitta bread, hummus, laughing cow cheese, cucumber and tomato. The 5 JOD lunch was similar with cake and fruit added.

Hand towels in the bathroom and a lamp in the room would make for a more comfortable stay but otherwise the owners should keep doing what they’re doing.

To be completely honest if you’re used to European 3 star+ hotels, this place isn’t for you but if you value experience more than a plush room, there isn’t anywhere better.