Hostels in Wadi Musa, Jordan
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| Cheapest month: | June |
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| Most expensive month: | March |
| Average price in Wadi Musa: | $20/night |
| Cheapest price found: | $12/night |
| Cheapest day: | Monday |
| Most expensive day: | Thursday |
Top Rated Wadi Musa hostels
Petra Capsule Hostel
Situated in Wadi Musa, Petra Capsule Hostel is an easy drive from Petra and Taybeh Village. Guests can also enjoy complimentary internet access in all areas.
Cheapest hostels in Wadi Musa, Jordan
Rafiki Hostel
Rafiki Hostel provides a comfortable setting when in Wadi Musa. It also offers an express check-in and check-out feature, a dry cleaning service and free Wi-Fi.
Hostel prices in Wadi Musa
2 stars and under
Best prices found by HotelsCombined users in the past 24 hours.
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Facts about staying in Wadi Musa
What is the cost of a hostel in Wadi Musa?
$20 per night is how much hostels in Wadi Musa cost, on average. $12 per night was the lowest price recently found by HotelsCombined users - but anything for $19 per night or less is a good deal. Wadi Musa hostel prices fluctuate throughout the year, with December being the most expensive month to book, and in July being the cheapest.
What’s the best hostel in Wadi Musa?
Petra Capsule Hostel is the best Wadi Musa hostel according to HotelsCombined users. Petra Capsule Hostel has a rating of 7.7/10 from 5 reviews.
What is the most popular hostel in Wadi Musa closest to Petra?
Petra Capsule Hostel is the most popular hostel in Wadi Musa that’s close to Petra (the city’s most popular landmark). There are 3.7 km from Petra Capsule Hostel to Petra. While there may be other hostels near Petra, Petra Capsule Hostel is highly rated (7.7/10) by 5 users.
Should I stay in a Wadi Musa hostel?
Staying at a hostel is beneficial if you’re looking to travel to Wadi Musa on a budget. Spending less on accommodations means you can spend more on activities, food, and souvenirs. You may find that some hostels in Wadi Musa offer amenities similar to those that hotels provide, such as continental breakfasts, 24/7 check-in, an on-site bar, and free Wi-Fi - so there’s often no need to forego any travel comforts.