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4.6/5 1941 reviews
Islamic College Street, P.O. Box 35014, Jabal Amman, Amman

11180, Jordan

Reservations 0811 980 002

Front Desk 962-6-4641361


0.0 mi (0km) from City Center
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4.5/5 1128 reviews
King Faisal Bin AbdulAziz Street, 6th Circle, P.O. Box 950555, Amman

11195, Jordan

Reservations 0811 980 002

Front Desk 962-6-5510001


3.79 mi (6.1km) from City Center
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4.6/5 1267 reviews
Dead Sea Road, Dead Sea

170, Jordan

Reservations 0811 980 002

Front Desk 962-5-3495555


24.36 mi (39.2km) from City Center
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4.4/5 1372 reviews
Dead Sea Road, The Dead Sea 18186, Swemieh

100, Jordan

Reservations 0811 980 002

Front Desk 962-5-3494000


26.08 mi (41.96km) from City Center
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Amman City Guide

Visiting Amman – A City Guide
Unlike other Middle Eastern capitals, Amman is a relatively modern city, but what it lacks in ancient history, it makes up for in energy and culture. Multi-cultural residents live side by side, and traditional mosques and souks stand alongside modern malls, art galleries, cafés and bars.

Amman city layout and top attractions
Like Rome, Amman is a city built on seven hills, and from various levels you can see the capital’s bustling splendour. Once a farming village, Amman became a commercial hub with a prime position along the Hejaz Railway. The Wadi Abdoun valley runs through the city, with modern Amman to the west and traditional Amman to the east, and districts are divided into eight circles that lead west from Downtown.

In the central 1st Circle is Downtown, Amman’s historical core. Beneath the towering Citadel, you’ll find the Husseini Mosque and al-Balad area with traditional open-air souks, charming cafés and a maze of alleyways. Rainbow Street has a European feel with café-lined streets, art galleries and antique shops. The upmarket areas of Abdali Boulevard and Wakalat Street in Sweifieh have hotels, rooftop bars, malls, designer boutiques and restaurants.

The concierge recommends…

  • The Citadel: The hilltop ancient city has ancient ruins and temples, and beautiful panoramic views.
  • Gold Souk: You can buy authentic gold and silver jewellery and custom-made pieces at a competitive price in more than 40 shops.
  • Royal Automobile Museum: King Hussein’s personal collection of more than 70 classic cars and motorbikes.

Eating Out in Amman
Amman has many restaurants serving traditional Arabic dishes and western cuisine, and the city caters to all palates through street vendors, cafés and fine dining venues. Lebanese cuisine is a favourite, and mezzas prominently feature on menus. Mansaf is Jordan’s speciality, a lamb and rice dish usually eaten with your fingers.

You’ll find local produce at Souk Jara off Rainbow Street, where vendors offer free samples of fruity slushies and marshmallow biscuits. In al-Balad, street vendors sell traditional Arabic dishes like falafel. The historic Jabal el-weibdeh district above Downtown boasts some of Amman’s best restaurants in a tranquil setting.

Tip: A 10 per cent gratuity is often added to restaurant bills but rarely given to waiters. If service was good, leave another tip in cash.

The chef recommends...

  • Falafel: Said to be the best in the Middle East, this deep-fried chickpea snack can be eaten alone or in a sandwich.
  • Tabbouleh: A fresh starter or side salad dish made of chopped tomatoes, parsley, bulgur wheat and garlic.
  • Kaek bread: Often sold by street food vendors or bakeries, this sesame-seed-topped bread is best served warm and filled with cheese, eggs and spicy sauce.

Shopping in Amman
There are plenty of places to haggle for traditional souvenirs in Amman, from open-air souks to shops dotted throughout Downtown. The city’s western influence has introduced several modern malls with high street and designer brands.

Gold and silver jewellery is measured in weight at Gold Souk off King Faisla Street, and handmade clothes and perfumes can be bought in King Talal Street. The Jordan River Foundation, Wild Jordan Centre and Al-Aydi district sell candles and woven goods made by Bedouin women, and Rainbow Street has art galleries and shops selling antiques and ceramics.

Upmarket Sweifieh has department stores and malls, and the pedestrianised Wakalat Street is lined with chic boutiques and luxury stores selling international brands. Mecca Mall on Mecca Street has over 400 shops selling women’s fashion, homeware and gifts, while City Mall on King Abdullah II Street has international stores like Nike, Topshop and Zara.

Best souvenirs

  • Dead Sea products: Rich in minerals, these locally-made skincare products are renowned for their healing properties, and can be purchased from shops in al-Balad.
  • Gold: Sold by weight, gold in Amman is some of the cheapest in the world, and many souks sell gold jewellery and trinkets.

Culture & Nightlife in Amman
Due to its western influence, Amman has a thriving nightlife scene and a plethora of cultural offerings. These range from modern art galleries and cinemas to ancient buildings like the Husseini Mosque to craft centres where local Bedouin women make traditional clothing.

You’ll find laidback cafés and souks in the 1st Circle, while trendy Jabal Al Weibdeh has contemporary art galleries and the Makan Art Space with exhibitions and films. Theatre shows and concerts can be watched at the Royal Cultural Centre in Shmeisani, and international films are screened in Mecca Mall’s Cinema City.

For active nightlife, the city’s trendy bars and clubs in districts like Jebel Amman have live music or DJs until about 1am. There are also many Hookah shops with shisha pipes and coffee that stay open until late.

Best cultural spaces

  • The Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts: Home to the Jordan Film Festival, this venue offers a varied program of exhibitions, activities and films.
  • Roman Theatre: Cut into the hillside, the ancient amphitheatre host summer theatre productions.
  • Naqsh Cafe: A green social café in a restored building in Downtown that helps to promote cultural exchange through art, films and poetry.

Leisure in Amman
Amman boasts some beautiful ancient sites, and to get the best views you can climb to the ancient Citadel overlooking Downtown. Here, wander around the archaeological ruins of the Temple of Hercules, visit the Jordan Archaeological Museum or watch the sun set over the city.

No visit to Jordan is complete without a trip to the Dead Sea, a 30-minute drive from Amman, where you can bathe in mineral-rich waters from the lowest point on earth. The ancient city of Petra is worth the day trip, where you can wander around the pink-stoned remains of the Nabatean Kingdom.

Best activities and trips

  • Beit Sitti: In this Arabic cooking school, culinary experts will teach you how to cook traditional dishes within a cosy home environment.
  • Arabian Horse Club: You can visit this club and meet and ride the famous Arabian horses that belong to Jordan’s native Bedouin people.

Top Rated Amman Hotels


Awesome place
By Thomas-FL
If you can, reserve the top-floor suite. The saltwater hot tub is a little hard to find in the spa, but go through it looking for the way outside overlooking the Dead Sea. It's very therapeutic. [More] The manager greeted us as we checked in and then spotted us as we walked through the lobby. He took the time to ask if everything was going well, and then showed us around. He took a good 10 minutes with us, and I know he's got a lot to do with such a huge location. We'd definitely stay there again. [Less]
Comfortable bed
By MilNilu
Made us feel like home away from home and kudos to the staff in the dining area. Also the staff at the bar on the reception floor needs some training They were clueless about certain drinks etc. The [More] staff at the Burjh were extremely kind curteous and thoughtful [Less]
Amazing experience
By Alnoubani
It was amazing, i recommend for my freinds. I am very thankful from rescures, reception guys. Belly dancer and singer entertainment was amazing [Less]
Splendid hotel, lovely site, lovely staff.
By Ron Jnr.
Intercontinental Hotel Amman, you will not go wrong ! [Less]
Wonderful hotel. Spotless and Very Professional and Helpful Staff.
By Darryl_Niagara
First time in Amman, so I chose this hotel as a Platinum Ambassador. I found everthing from check-in to check-out to be excellent. Top notch. The room and bathroom was spotless. The housekeeping [More] was very prompt and did an excellent job. The breakfast buffet was excellent and the restaurant staff very cheerful and accommodating. I was very pleased and will be making this my new got to place in Amman. [Less]
This exactly represents the high-quality hospitality industry in Jordan
By Hani Enayah
This exactly represents the high-quality hospitality industry in Jordan. This is the best hotel in Amman with the best fine-dining restaurants in the city with real Jordanian cuisine. In my point of [More] view, this is precisely the Jordanian welcome. We enjoyed the stay with the best experience and great services. We enjoyed a couple of days and a couple of nights at the Intercontinental Hotel with the best experiences. Really, I enjoyed the amazing times. This is exactly the best relaxing and enjoying the moment. I am sure you will feel it. The hospitality and the elegance. Friendly service in the stylish atmosphere of this elegant hotel. [Less]
Comfortable stay, cleanness excellent
By MohamadT
I was delighted with my stay at crown plaza Amman, for a business & tourism stay, I highly recommend it. [Less]
Great staff, good gym
By Tobias
Staff is awesome as always. Gym is good even if some of the machines start to have some issues and look old. Breakfast is amazing. Beds are amazing with lots of pillows to choose from. Hotel is clean. [Less]
Comfort and Great Location
By Oiya
I stayed many times Amman and Crown Plaza, Amman is better place to stay in Amman [Less]

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