The hotel is relatively clean. Offer privacy. Excellent rates. With a good location despite the fact that the whole building looks sketchy really sketchy.
I booked a room here for two nights via AirBnB. The room, while being cold and lacking a window was fine. Although it would have been nice to know about the fact that it didn't have a window, but you get what you pay for.
The trouble was with the car and driver that I booked through the hotel for a tour of historic King's Highway. I teach ancient civilizations, so was looking forward to my trip. The hotel told me that it would cost 100JD for the day with a touristic car that had WiFi. In reality, the car that they gave me was a regular (unsafe) taxi whose driver, it turned out, was not allowed to drive outside of Amman. There was also no wifi.
Hany, the hotel manager, refused to take any responsibility for this. When I confronted him about it, his explanation was that the original driver called in sick and the agency sent another car without telling Hany.
There are dozens of other budget hotels in the neighborhood. Stay it one if those.
Old but big rooms and tidy. Nice staff trying to help you
Beds, bathroom and WiFi are ok. Other than that you have to pay. Air conditioning is 1 dinar per person LOL. It’s located in a shabby building that’s falling apart, although the interior is fine. It’s next to a highway so it gets quite noisy.
Good hotel, there is a lift to the hotel. Cheap price in Winter.
Stayed here two nights in the double room with king size bed with shared bathroom, facing the main road.
As previously stated; if you're a 'light' sleeper than you probably won't be able to fall asleep due to the noise of the main road, however, we slept really good in the comfortable bed.
The room was simple and tidy, the shared bathroom could use a good clean with a high pressure cleaner but the shower was hot so that was enjoyable.
There was no water when we arrived but we told the reception immediately and it was fixed within 5 minutes.
Jordan is really cool. Check it out. Amman is really cool. It's very hard to find things sometimes, possibly including this hotel. I can't remember if it was hard to find. Just find a driver who is really good at finding places. They'll charge you a ton, but it can be worth it if you can't find it otherwise.
The dorm rooms are good, sadly you don't get much wifi in them. The toilet doesn't have a seat. The shower is ok, but could have a bit more pressure. Overall a good hostel.
Very good for 1 star hotel. The host makes all the difference
Don't book any of the rooms facing the road; the windows are laughable and it sounds like the traffic is inside your room. Impossible to sleep.
Perfect for lone or group travellers. Mr. Hani will explain anything you wany to know or to have. He arranged a cheaper taxi service from one place to another; draws guide map for any establishment like money exchange or restaurant; and should-be-costs from 1 place to another. - from Philippines con 💌-
Nice and clean and welcoming although a bit shabby. Fantastic breakfast
This worst hotel I've ever seen this is not called a hotel . All u guys are lies. U guys are probably the owner of the hotel, this is the nastiest hotel I've ever seen ,
BE AWARE GUYS !!! DON'T BELIEVE THOSE COMMENTS. if your a cracke head then this is your please.
Really nice place to stay - very central to the main touristy stuff for Amman (Citadel, theatre and museuns), the owner and staff are great and help negotiate great rates for tours (we went to Jerash, Aljounn, Dead Sea, mount nebo and baptism site through them). Rooms are basic but all you need really. Highly recommended
If u are expecting a very basic but clean hostel, this is ur place. The owner is a really great guy and helps u out with everything u need. It's close to a lot of restaurants in good downtown location.
Clean, cheap, very good location