• traveled 19 years ago
The hotel is located on the 5th ring of Amman, between the airport and the center of Amman. Minus - I had to take a taxi wherever it was, because around - the embassy or on the other hand - the highway. Many hotel guests from European countries. The hotel is decorated in an oriental style with sofas and pillows in the lobby and a huge chandelier hanging from the very ceiling (4-5 floors) of the hotel and down to the bottom (to the lobby).
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The hotel is located on the 5th ring of Amman, between the airport and the center of Amman. Minus - I had to take a taxi wherever it was, because around - the embassy or on the other hand - the highway. Many hotel guests from European countries. The hotel is decorated in an oriental style with sofas and pillows in the lobby and a huge chandelier hanging from the very ceiling (4-5 floors) of the hotel and down to the bottom (to the lobby). Compositions of flowers were also present almost everywhere.
Warmly welcomed, told everything, explained. The room had a balcony, spacious and clean. The mini bar was filled with all sorts of sweets like chocolates and drinks - juices, water. . .
Cleaning was every day and carefully cleaned, changed everything, down to the bed linen. There were a lot of common products like shampoo, body cream, hair conditioner. . .
The pool was outside and there were plenty of empty seats. The water is clean and the pool cleaned regularly.
The food (breakfast) in the buffet style consisted of European cuisine and there was a separate Oriental cuisine. Everything was fresh and tasty.
The hotel has a restaurant and a bar for lovers of alcoholic beverages (do not forget that Jordan is a Muslim country and Muslims are not encouraged to drink alcohol).
Jordanians are very friendly. In the summer there are a lot of tourists from Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar... Therefore, I do not advise you to go to the sea on Friday in the summer, as this is a day off for Muslims and they go for walks to the sea with the whole family. Do not be surprised that Muslim women can get into the water in their dresses and burqas.
In the summer it takes place in Jordan to play weddings in hotels, be prepared for the fact that you can witness such an important event in life and treat with understanding, maybe the noise and the huge number of people. Weddings are celebrated separately for women and men and without alcohol.
Have a nice holiday
Warmly welcomed, told everything, explained. The room had a balcony, spacious and clean. The mini bar was filled with all sorts of sweets like chocolates and drinks - juices, water. . .
Cleaning was every day and carefully cleaned, changed everything, down to the bed linen. There were a lot of common products like shampoo, body cream, hair conditioner. . .
The pool was outside and there were plenty of empty seats. The water is clean and the pool cleaned regularly.
The food (breakfast) in the buffet style consisted of European cuisine and there was a separate Oriental cuisine. Everything was fresh and tasty.
The hotel has a restaurant and a bar for lovers of alcoholic beverages (do not forget that Jordan is a Muslim country and Muslims are not encouraged to drink alcohol).
Jordanians are very friendly. In the summer there are a lot of tourists from Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar... Therefore, I do not advise you to go to the sea on Friday in the summer, as this is a day off for Muslims and they go for walks to the sea with the whole family. Do not be surprised that Muslim women can get into the water in their dresses and burqas.
In the summer it takes place in Jordan to play weddings in hotels, be prepared for the fact that you can witness such an important event in life and treat with understanding, maybe the noise and the huge number of people. Weddings are celebrated separately for women and men and without alcohol.
Have a nice holiday
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