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Taybet Zaman and Beit Zaman Petra

Beit Zaman & Taybet Zaman Resort Petra

Both of these resorts had been once 19th century villages, and the authentic houses were transformed into hotels. The buildings with its thick stone walls, features such as archways, small courtyards, water channels and olive trees create a special character and atmosphere. The rooms are simply furnished suiting the architectural style. The Beit Zaman has 129 rooms. From the hotel you can enjoy views of the town Wadi Mousa and the Petra mountains, and it takes about 15 minutes to drive to the Petra Archaeological Park. The Taybet Zaman with 113 rooms is located 9 kilometers of Petra in a quiet location. Here you can relax in the evening in the Turkish Bath. 








Beit Zaman Resort


Beit Zaman Resort




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Taybet Zaman Resort



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Taybet Zaman Resort





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