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This is a lovely informal hotel, with large comfortable rooms and good facilities. The resturant however lets it down. The food is poor, mass tourism standard and quality and the staff are unhelpful and continually trying to clear away plates before you have fininshed your meal.

In this hotel we liked the rooms: spacious, all different, clean. Also fine viewa. The access by wheelchair leavse to be improved: the restaurant is difficult to enter and the buffets cannot be reached by wheelchair.

The lay-out of the hotel is also nice, but it is rather artificially: too quiet for a village. Even the 'main square' and ...

I loved how it was laid out more like a village and less like a hotel. I really enjoyed being greeted with cardamon tea. Also, the Turkish bath was a wonderful experience. The truly exceptional thing, though, was how the rooms felt carved out of a hillside once you were inside. Each one was unique and beautiful.

It was comfortable and different. Five star luxury in unusual buildings. Each suite was individual since they were adapted from the houses of the old village. We loved the feel of being in a little township.

My husband and I recently stayed here along with 50 other members of a tour we were with. We loved it! It was like being sent back in time, except you have all the modern conveniences.

The rooms are all different, but clean and cozy. The walls of the buildings are about 3 feet thick, so it was very quiet! The whole place is like a village with a suke for shopping and a wonderful restaurant.

The rooms are unique, but very spacious with great amenities. There was a very nice selection of toiletries in the bathroom. It was nice to have a separate sitting area with the TV and minibar. Yes, it is kind of a maze to find your way around, but each room has a map with your room marked on it. The restaurant was very good and the the service from the whole staff was excellent. we only had one night there, but I'd love to go back.

Everything about this hotel was wonderful in my opinon...they had pool tables, a cafe, and a nice pool...Also the food and service are excellent just make sure you dont open a water bottle from the fridge becuase it will COST YOU BIG TIME!

I had marvellous days at the Taybet, when I was beggining to write my book on the spices trail! The hotel is really a place to rest and to admire Petra in another angle. Really it is a very good experience, but don't stay only a day you mus be there a whole week to have really a good knowledge of the environment. Don't forget to take a Qish in your arrival!
Fernanda de Camargo Moro Archaeologist and writer