Jordan’s capital, Amman, is a modern city boasting marvellous architecture, modern conveniences and shops that sell the latest fashions and electronic goods, as well as a lively night scene. Amman has many hotels on offer and booking at HotelTravel.com will assure you of getting the best deal around.


Amman is a vibrant city that is filled with upmarket hotels, fantastic eateries offering the finest in international gastronomy, modern buildings and fantastic shopping venues. This bustling metropolis remarkably maintains its historic beauty as seen in the monolithic monuments like the Temple of Hercules. The city also enjoys a lively art scene and an active nightlife.

Jordan’s capital is an amazing contrast of the old and the new. Like the intricate mosaics that adorn the walls of its mosques, Jordan does an admirable job of preserving its ancient Roman roots at sites like The Citadel and Philadelphia, while allowing a thriving modern urban society to evolve in its shadow. The effect is that colourful bazaars like Balad Souk coexist side by side with the stunning chequered Abu Darweesh mosque and trendy Rainbow Street.
The desert landscape around Amman is a fascinating environment ideal for hikes, horseback riding and the exploration of ancient ruins. Swimming is a great way to cool off, either at the beaches of the Dead Sea or the city’s Waves Water Park. Children of all ages should have no problem getting into the romance of the desert and all its unique facets.
There’s plenty to see both in and around Amman that reflects its incredibly long, unbroken history from the Roman era to its present Islamic society. From the traditional souks to the elaborate visually inspiring mosques, visitors will get a real sense of the vibrant present and the rich past of this part of the world in Amman.

Amman’s Queen Alia International Airport handles regular daily flights from a large number of international destinations across the Middle East, Europe and Asia. Jordan’s national carrier Royal Jordanian Airlines operates most of the flights exclusively from Terminal 1, while regional carriers like Qatar Airways and Gulf Air pick up the slack in Terminal 2. A third terminal is under construction and will greatly increase passenger capacity once completed.
Banks: 08.30 to 12.30, Sunday to Thursday
Post Offices: 08.00 to 16.00, Tuesday to Saturday
Government Offices: 08.00 to 14.00, Sunday to Thursday
Business Centres: 08.30 to 13.00 and 15.30 to 18.30, Sunday to Thursday
Shops: 08.00 to 21.00, Sunday to Thursday (except the souks, which open daily)
* During Ramadan, every business in Amman has greatly reduced hours, typically only in the morning from 09.00 to 12.00.








This hotel was the last one I stayed in after 10 days in Jordan. It is by the far the best value for money. The staff are all very friendly and helpful, the room is extremely clean, the marble bathroo...

































