The best hotels Jordan

This nice hotel is located right in front of the famous Hashem restaurant. It is a bit noisy during the day, because the street is very busy and the mosque of King Hussein is not far away. It offers basic but clean rooms, with more or less comfortable beds. Ask to see several rooms before deciding if you can. The hotel also has two single sex dormitories for the very small budget. Guests and friends of the owner meet in the common room at night.

This 3-star is surprisingly cheap, while it offers great comfort and is very close to the site entrance. A super plan. Spacious marble hall, restaurant in the restaurant, very welcoming and very welcoming. It has a spa with sauna, massage, Turkish/steam bath, outdoor swimming pool. 24 hour reception, wi-fi and free parking.

Located in Amman, Jordan, the Century Park Hotel is a 4-star hotel housed in a stone-façade building. It is close to the Ammon Applied University College of Hospitality & Tourism Education AAU. The hotel offers casual-style rooms with dark wood furniture, flat-screen TV, minibar, teapot, coffeemaker and safe. Some rooms also feature a sitting area with sofa. The hotel features a restaurant, café, bar and terrace with city views. An outdoor swimming pool, a business center and meeting and reception facilities are also available. Free parking is available. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel free of charge. Breakfast is included in the room rate.

The rooms of this 3-star hotel have a luxurious contemporary style. Their intimate atmosphere makes you feel really comfortable. The wood panelling and tasteful decoration create a warm atmosphere. Its asset is its superb outdoor garden, which allows you to rest under 50 year old palm trees. The location is ideal in the very chic and rather quiet embassy district. However, Thursday and Friday nights are sometimes a little too lively, as the establishment is located above the Ouzo Garden dance bar.

The Regency Palace is a high standard hotel offering spacious and luxurious rooms with breathtaking views of the city. One will appreciate the numerous small beauty accessories proposed in the bathroom and the kindness of the personnel. It differs from the big chains by its almost family atmosphere and attracts a loyal Arab clientele. You will be welcomed in a grandiose marble hall near a very cosy lounge with padded armchairs. There is also a heated swimming pool and a state-of-the-art gym with spa on the 19th floor

This hotel offers a warm welcome. Opened in 2005, the hotel enjoys a higher level of comfort than other hotels in the city. The rooms are modern and very clean and all equipped: satellite TV, minibar, air conditioning. This hotel is a few minutes walk from the churches to visit.

It's hard to miss this large green neon sign that dominates the esplanade near the King Abdullah I mosque. The reception is located on the 7th floor. The rooms are spacious and impeccable and attract a loyal clientele. They are well equipped (TV, telephone, mini bar, air conditioning, hair dryer), well decorated and the lighting is pleasant. There is also a restaurant, a gym, a sauna, a swimming pool and a whirlpool inside, open for men or women depending on the day. An address to remember!

Farah Hotel is undoubtedly the best address in downtown for budget travelers. Located in the heart of old Amman, in a small, quiet, tree-lined cul-de-sac, it attracts backpackers from all over the world. In the rooms, the effort has been put on the equipment rather than on the decoration: TV, telephone, wi-fi, and especially air conditioning. You will enjoy a friendly welcome in a friendly international atmosphere. The hotel also offers tours of the countries at interesting prices. A very practical option for those without vehicles.

This is the best deal in Petra for small budgets. This hotel has been refurbished and has beautiful, well-equipped and well-decorated rooms that are very comfortable. Some of them have a view on the mountains, but they are a bit more expensive. The wonderful lounge-dining room arranged like a Bedouin tent with its carpets and benches is just great. The occupants of the hotel take pleasure to meet there, in particular at the sunset which embraces the mountains, right in front of your eyes. The breakfast, very complete, is also a delight.

Located on the outskirts of Amman, the hotel is in the heart of the business district. The hotel's 1970s decor may seem outdated, but it has clean, comfortable rooms if you like carpeting and flowery curtains. There's also a fitness center, an indoor pool, and a restaurant that serves somewhat lackluster international cuisine. The shops in the lobby offer local items that are qualitative but not overpriced. Ask to choose your room location if needed.

The Arab Tower Hotel is an interesting option both for its location and for the very good value for money it offers. All rooms are very clean, air-conditioned and equipped with TV with international channels, minibar and double glazing. Some suites have a kitchenette. The rooftop terrace offers a panoramic view of the King Hussein Mosque, while some rooms overlook the Roman Theatre. You are right in the middle of the action. The hotel organizes excursions around the country.

Located in the heart of the lower town, it offers all the modern comforts despite its dated appearance. The comfort is simple, but the rooms are well kept. You will appreciate its strategic position with a view of the theatre from some rooms, but also from the roof terrace and the pleasant adjoining restaurant, the Pizza Roma Cafe. The plus: the sauna in free access and the massages to recover from a day of hike through the city. Possibility to book your excursions from the hotel. A good plan in the lower town.

As is often the case in Jordan, this Swiss Mövenpick hotel has one of the best locations in the city. It is located right in front of the entrance to the Visitors' Centre and the Archaeological Museum. Don't let the austere and somewhat banal facade impress you, behind it lies everything a 5-star hotel has to offer: beautiful rooms, a swimming pool, a hammam and spa, beautiful lounges, shops, restaurants and bars and even an ice cream parlour. Don't miss the view from the rooftop terrace.

Its pink sandstone facade is a bit different from the neighbouring hotels, all built in blond stone, but the hotel is easy to spot. The address is correct for the price, especially since it is located only 200 meters from the entrance of the Petra site. Nevertheless, we regret that the rooms are so badly isolated from the street noise. As the hotel offers different categories, we advise you to ask for a room on the back, more quiet. You have the possibility to order a picnic to take away on the site.

What was a good deal has become a bad one, with prices skyrocketing. It's a shame, because this hotel offers classic, comfortable rooms, some with mountain views. The rooms are relatively modern, although the decor is starting to look a little dated. The bathrooms are very dark with brown tiles, but are equipped with bidets. The real plus is the rooftop swimming pool, open in fine weather, for relaxing after a long day exploring Petra. Free parking.

About 200 meters north of the Shaheed traffic circle, this family-run hotel attracts travelers from all over the world: the comforts are basic, heating not included, but the international atmosphere is quite pleasant, especially at dinner time when everyone is bustling around the buffet served in the Bedouin tent. The establishment received a slight facelift in 2019. A good thing, as some of the rooms deserved to be renovated. The plus: the free morning and evening shuttle to and from Petra. Possibility to book excursions.

Don't be fooled by the name of this hotel, which is not at the gates of Petra, but right in the centre of Wadi Musa, a few steps from the Shaheed roundabout and its entertainment. On the other hand, this small address is a godsend for the simple, clean and pleasant rooms it offers. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms and heating. The staff is also very friendly. It could do with a little freshening up in places, but at this price what more could you ask for? A cosy roof terrace perhaps? It's there!

Once the city's great luxury hotel, the Aqaba Gulf is now having trouble keeping its prestige in front of the Mövenpick or Intercontinental neighbors facing the beach. Nevertheless, the rooms are correct, in the garden a little impersonal that should be renewed. The hotel has a tennis court and outdoor swimming pool. We will regret the absence of balcony, the relative remoteness of the sea and the lack of charm of the building. All rooms have a view of the bay.