Boutique Hotels in Jordan

"Despite the hotel being fabulous in its design, theme and great natural hot spring location. But it is old and requires major renovation and service enhancement. The staff were very friendly and went out of their way to try and help but they were overwhelmed with limited resources. The pool was very hot to get into and shortage of towels."

"I had a wonderful stay at Zaman ya Zaman Boutique Hotel in Amman. Adnan and the entire staff were incredibly kind, welcoming, and always happy to help with anything I needed. Their hospitality truly made my stay special. The hotel is perfectly located in downtown Amman, close to great food, shopping, and many key attractions. As a female solo traveler, I felt completely safe both at the hotel and walking around the surrounding area, which meant a lot to me. My room and private bathroom were...

"The room was in good condition and the staff was courteous. However, is in need of a face lift or renovation."

"A landmark since forever, its greatest advantage is the location. Within a 3-minute walk, you've hit 4 of the best 4 restaurants in town. Downtown is a short trip away, walking to the 3rd through 1st circles is a breeze. Hitting Abdoun? Forget Uber and Taxis--I walked it and it took me less than 20 minutes. And in the summer, the garden is a blessing."

"Do not ask the staff to find you a taxi, because we found out that the taxi and hotel staff charged the customer much more for getting a taxi. The taxi driver and hotel staff knew that we wanted to take a taxi and the taxi driver charged us triple of what regal taxi would cost. For example, a taxi will cost around 5 dinars or less to go anywhere in Jordan, but the taxi that the hotel got for us charged us 20 dinars! To go to a restaurant that is only 10 mints away from the hotel. Just be careful...