About four hundred years ago, the present village was built. Over the years, many families in Dana village have moved to the nearby village of Qadissiya in search of better jobs, schools, and housing....
Set in Dana, 27 km from Shobak Castle, Dana horizon hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 3-star hotel offers a restaurant.
Joni
Poland
The view is even better than on the photo!
We were welcomed by the most friendly hosts and delicious food, the hosts really went out of their way to accomodate us! The rooms and facilities are very clean! This place is a MUST on your trip in Jordan.
Situated in Dana, 27 km from Shobak Castle, Dana luxury huts features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Jason
United Kingdom
Everything. The property is in a beautiful location with fantastic hosts who very welcoming and helpful throughout. The dinners and breakfasts were both delicious.
Wild Dana Eco Lodge- Hotel-Eco-Camp has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Dana. Offering a bar, the property is located within 27 km of Shobak Castle.
Rebecca
Canada
The most fabulous view and sunsets you can imagine. Peaceful, serene. The dinners were surprisingly very good, generous and varied. We had dinner 3 nights with no repeats. Breakfast was standard fare for Jordan. We did the Wadi Ghweir hike which was stunning and a lot of fun, but perhaps a bit much driving involved. I would happily spend a week next time just staring at that view.
Located in Dana, 27 km from Shobak Castle, My Grandfather's House provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Albert
Spain
We had a great experience! We received a great treatment from all the family members. Delicious food and breakfast! It was very exciting to be in a typical house in Dana located in the old village where the trails in the reserve start. Highly recommend it, we would love to come back.
Situated in Dana, 28 km from Shobak Castle, Dana’s Trail Hotel has a number of amenities including a garden, a terrace, a restaurant and free WiFi.
Katy Trail
Norway
Absolutely fantastic stay at Dana! Delicious breakfast and dinners and amazing dream views from the room, breakfast place and terrace. The hosts are absolutely lovely, friendly, helpful and kind. We loved everything about this place! We were sad to leave and will definitely come back.
Situated in Dana, 27 km from Shobak Castle, Dana Gate Lodge features accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Thomas
United Kingdom
Perfect location, friendly staff and of course the helpful proud owner who was extremely accommodating.
Dinner was great and priced very well.
Breakfast was good with ample amount of tea.
Organisation of transport for our hike was faultless.
Situated 33 km from Shobak Castle, Ein lahda camp-site offers accommodation with a balcony, as well as barbecue facilities.
vittoria
United Kingdom
We loved our stay here.
Staff was lovely and the surroundings and views are gorgeous...very peaceful.
We booked it thinking it was close to Wadi Ghaweir.
It turned out I had made a mistake as the camp is close to the entrance of Dana Reserve but our trail was quite far.
They helped us to find a driver who will take us there and gave us informations about the trail and we were also able to order 2 lunch boxes for the hike with lots of food and drinks and at a very reasonable price.
We loved this camp and will definitely come back again.
Boasting garden views, DanaBlack iris house offers accommodation with a garden and a terrace, around 27 km from Shobak Castle.
Macey
United Kingdom
We loved our stay in Dana in this unique, renovated space in historic Dana village. Ahmad and Salma and all the staff were so warm and welcoming and attentive to all our needs. The breakfast was delicious!
Pay attention to the weather conditions depending on the...
Pay attention to the weather conditions depending on the time of year. We had to abandon the hike due to heavy rain 3 days before (end of February/beginning of March).
Our host recommended doing this hike after March 15 and ideally in May.
anneHuntel
France
Scored 8.0
8.0
Possibly 90% of people visiting Dana are hikers, or so it...
Possibly 90% of people visiting Dana are hikers, or so it seemed. The main trail (but there are several) gets very busy early morning. Walking the trail an hour or so after dawn offers the only realistic hope of seeing anything of Jordan's larger animals, but you have to be lucky. The trail is steep in places and the scree is quite slippery. A third of this magnificent site (the finest reserve in Jordan) looks likely to be degazetted for a large scale copper mine. It is unclear how/ if this will imapct on the immediate environs of the hotel and its unparalled views.
Keith
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Dana village by itself is completely crowded by tourists to...
Dana village by itself is completely crowded by tourists to the extend that the one street is clogged with cars. Hotel prices are on the higher level.
Nevertheless nature is beautiful around Dana!
Very nice hikes close by (Dana trail, Shaq al Reesh Trail) and a bit further away extraordinary nice Wadi Ghumair.
If you are a bit experienced in finding your way with hiking apps you probably do not need any tour guide which are frequently offered by the hotels in Dana.
Ralf
Germany
Scored 10
10
Dana is a super cute and quaint little town high up on the...
Dana is a super cute and quaint little town high up on the mountains. It is well worth a visit on your trip to Jordan. From here, you can stay at many hotels and dine in authentic and local restaurants. Of course, you can also choose from a variety of activities and trails in the Dana Biosphere Reserve. Would recommend to anyone, 100%!!
Shaheedah
Canada
Scored 10
10
The hiking in Dana is amazing.
The hiking in Dana is amazing. You can hike from there to Petra. Staying in Dana you can experience nature, watch animals, hike and meet the local people in the community.
They also had a spring of water, so some areas are very green with fruit trees and flowers. We got invited to tea by a local family when we were exploring the area.
Hargis
Scored 8.0
8.0
Where we stayed was amazing at Hobbit Village, but Dana...
Where we stayed was amazing at Hobbit Village, but Dana needs some help. It is worth going, and the hiking is amazing, but Dana village seems to have stalled in the development that the Dana Cooperative is supposed to be doing. All the improvements seem to have stalled, there is garbage everywhere, the cooperative shops were all closed, former garden projects dried up, all of the water from the spring seems to be diverted to to Dana Village and Feynan at the expense of the surroundings. The animal welfare situation is shamefully bad and I think that they should be helping to address this. The Do keys are tied up on cobblestones with no access to shelter, food or water for hours ( we watered the donkeys when we could) there are stray skinny dogs everywhere with no access to vet care anywhere close by.. you can’t even buy pet food. The dogs are breeding like rabbits…. It seems like Dana was a dream project that foreign countries threw money at, it started out and then everyone walked away once the funds started flowing in.
Laurie
Canada
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