Basic but clean and friendly. Our main disappointment was noise both inside and outside the hotel. However, as far as budget hotels go it was good. The rooms dont have tv but this meant the guests sociallised more in the reception area (where there is a tv!) Transport down to Petra is readliy and willingly provided (its a long walk especially coming back as its all uphill) Good breakfast and dinner also available which was pleniful and tasty. We linked up with another couple from the hotel and shared a taxi from Wadi Musa to Aqaba. If you arrive in Wadi Musa early evening on a day when there is Petra by candlelight I would throroughly recommend doing this your fist evening. Tickets are available from the hotel.

My wife, two daughters (ages 8 and 10) and I stayed here last winter. The staff was friendly and helpful and particularly good with the kids (even by the relatively high Jordanian standards). The kids particularly liked Mosleh's magic tricks. The transport to and from Petra was fast and convenient. The rooms were very clean and seemed to have been recently updated. My wife and I particularly liked the traditional Jordanian dinner. All the arrangements that Mosleh made for us worked out well. We particularly liked the driver, Caleb, that Mosleh arranged to take us to Madaba. He was a very safe driver and good with the kids.

my wife and I arrived at about 9:30pm. Despite having emailed the hotel a week early regarding out arrival, the first thing the front desk guy says is "you should have told us you were arriving so late." He then looked through his book, looked a bit nervous, and then told us "uhh, your room had a leak, we have will have to give you a different smaller room." (They obviously gave our room away to another person, which, from reading other comments, seems to be quite common at this hotel).

We get to the room, it is freezing cold (they only run the heat in the hotel from about 6pm-10pm and it the desert is obviously cold at night). The same front desk guy (the short one) then tells us that because of the room switch he will knock 5JOD off the room per night and throw in breakfast, fair enough. The catch is he wants us to go down on the computer and cancel our Expedia reservation otherwise they will charge him. Seemed a bit shady, especially after what he did early. We then said we wanted to take the car to Petra first thing in the morning (6am). He then argued with us that that time is too early, and that 6:30 is the earliest they would go. Oh, also, the wifi isn't free at all, despite what Expedia said.

So to summarize: rude front desk guy, freezing rooms, shady tactics, far from the Petra park entrance, no free wifi, but fairly cheap hotel. I would NOT recommend or stay here again.

If you are looking for a five star luxury accomodation, well this is not the place.
The place, however, is very good value for money: the room is small but clean with en suite bathroom and no tv. There is no air con and central heating is not always on, so sometimes it can be very cold in the rooms, but not at night when everybody is in.
there is a free shuttle to Petra and on the way back don't pay more than 2 Jordan dinars for a taxi.
Breakfast is acceptable, while they offer a very good dinner for 6 dinars which is much better than what you can get in the local restaurants.
Wireless Internet is available in the common room for 2 dinars.
The general atmosphere there is cosy and the owner is very kind. All in all I enjoyed my stay