Dana Guesthouse

Wadi Dana runs below the guest house, its slope carrying the building's foundations and giving every room a view down the valley. The house is built into this hillside, with wardrobes, balconies, and shared bathrooms in each of its nine rooms. It is a compact stay. A further 15 rooms are being added, each with its own bathroom, which will roughly triple capacity once complete. Balconies look out over the valley and the hills that close around it, plain views that need no dressing up. The house serves traditional dishes and keeps a straightforward standard of service, and it has meeting space suited to workshops or small courses, alongside its rooms. Wi-Fi runs through the public areas, and the front desk is staffed around the clock. Guests can walk marked trails through the surrounding hills, among the longest and most varied in the country's protected areas, ranging from short afternoon routes to multi-day treks across mountain, desert, and forest terrain. The guest house receives visitors throughout the year, with no fixed season. Rooms remain simple rather than styled, in keeping with a stay built for the landscape rather than for itself.