Hotels near Late Ziad al-Assaf mosque, Amman

This is my first time staying at a movenpick that is not that bad. Overall it's ok. The shower head is stingy, the water is hot and cold. The toilet is also an old item. Ha ha Because the impression was not good, I booked without breakfast and couldn't comment on the breakfast.

”I had a great time staying at Ibis Hotel in Amman. The staff was friendly and provided excellent service. The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-maintained. The hotel's facilities, including the restaurant and fitness center, were top-notch. The central location made it easy to explore the city. I highly recommend this hotel for both business and leisure travelers.”

Very nice hotel and accomadating people like rawda from the service, the worker they are hospitality and i can say they responded to quickly despite the the busy moment they can still manage to smile and calm highly recommend this hotel for long time. ,🤗

I’m glad that I made a great choice between all the big hotel brands in Amman. Ritz Carlton is still very new, beautiful and elegant. The room is spacious with comfortable bed, elegant marble bathroom. Breakfast comes with excellent choices and quality. Needless to say the impeccable service from the hotel staff.

Excellent stay , Sheraton standards as expected, breakfast is amazing with nice variety.

Not bad, the hotel is next to Four Seasons and Sheraton. The breakfast was OK and the room was relatively large, but the view from our room was average. When my luggage didn't arrive on the first day, the hotel front desk manager actively helped to solve the problem and was very attentive! Parking is also convenient~

The hotel is close to a shopping mall, which is very convenient for eating and shopping. There are also many small restaurants nearby. There is a Turkish kebab restaurant opposite, where a wrap and fries are only 3 Jordanian coins. The restaurant has a beautiful environment, delicious fruits, and warm and thoughtful waiters. It is worth recommending.

There is a security check required to enter the hotel, which is very safe, and the front desk service is also attentive. Breakfast is Western style + Arabic local food, which is quite rich. But the room is relatively small, the facilities are a bit backward, and the overall value for money is average.

We booked this hotel for a nice and relaxing stay for our last night in Amman and it was totally worth it. After the security at the front we felt that all the staff we encountered went above and beyond. A quirky thing about the check in was that they asked us to write down our names and one thing we liked - I wrote cheese and my wife wrote comfy pillows and when we got back to our room from our sightseeing in Amman there was a cheese platter and a very comfy pillow for my wife. We spent a lot of time at the pool on the large day beds. We also spent some time in the spa area where you can use the Jacuzzis and steam rooms. They also have some very nice large showers in the spa change rooms. The hotel's gym has some nice new equipment too. The rooms were nicely appointed with very comfy beds, sound proofing, hidden closets, a cool mini fridge drawer, technology connections and a TV that you can cast to amongst several other features. We had a great night's rest here. The food at the hotel is pretty good and there are lots of healthy options. We enjoyed the lentil soup that was served with a literal mountain of bread choices for room service. We also found lots of good options at breakfast including detox waters, all kinds of juices, a good hot selection of buffet items and everything in between. This was an excellent stay and we would recommend it if you're looking to splurge!

The hotel is in a good location, modern, clean and very large. The staff is not well trained for a 5-star hotel! Error also when paying in the pool if someone orders something, because in the menu there are different prices and when the bill comes different prices ! There is also a car Valet but there is no way the guest can park his car.