the hotel's personal is very kind and friendly, rooms very cleaned and also the food is excellent. Prices convenient and just 5 km from the center town.

Do your self a favor, avoid this hotel. But, i just want to give the receptionist a credit, he is nice and friendly ,but he was not around after we have checked in and the people that was left in the hotel can't speak english, and we had a hard time communicating with them , and it was very frustrating.

We were not impressed with Mussa Spring Hotel. First and foremost, there was no hot water at all. They claimed that they had a solar heater, but there was no hot water even during the daytime. The staff were highly uneven: one staffer was friendly and helpful; the other two were gruff and seemed uninterested in us. The hotel charges... More

Nice, A really great experience. Staff was very friendly, room was super-clean wonderful location.

The hotel was beautiful and the staff was friendly and helpful. The room was beautiful and clean. The room was ready on time, and safe hotel for the woman .

I was looking for a place to stay for one night before exploring Petra the next day, and didn't have a reservation anywhere in Wadi Musa. When I stumbled into the Mussa Spring Hotel (really a hostel), the front desk guys were very welcoming to me and were great about getting me a room quickly and even let me join... More

i sleep beautiful night in Mussa Spring Hotel with they have good students dorm room i paid 5 JD for room and free transportation and free hot water and also they have nice arabic food with good price .

i spent one great night at the Mussa Spring Hotel and i had a wonderful time. The food is very good and all the prices extremely good value , i drink free holy water from Moses Spring ( Ein Mousa ) they arrange transportation for me to Amman also to all areas of Jordan , i would Highly recommend this... More

Ok so I know this is a hostel and not a hotel, but there are still things that I would like from a place I stay at. Toilet paper is one of them. The rooms are extremely small, which I suppose is how hostels are supposed to be (never been to one before this) but I would have liked a... More