Qasr al-Yahud Baptismal Site, Shoonah Janoobiah District Yakınlarındaki Oteller

What a contrast to the Movenpick I visited earlier in my trip at Petra. This was a luxury hotel, the hotel is laid out as a small village ultimately leading down to a private beach on the Dead Sea. Its unique layout means a small map is useful and given on check in. I only stayed 4 nights, but had a lovely room, very well soundproofed, very clean and fitted out to a decent standard. It was a perfect way to spend a few days before returning home. The staff were all helpful and friendly. The hotel is impressive. Even days in I was finding new things, like a Jacuzzi right next to my room! The hotel has a few swimming pools. A larger family one, with a bar and closer to the beach a smaller adults only pool. My only downside would be why music has to be constantly at the pools. It did seem a bit over the top. During my stay I also booked the Spa and had a very relaxing massage, the choice was substantial with loads of options. The one I chose was 50 mins for 85 Dinas (£110) and the layout and spec of the spa was one of the best I’ve seen. The hotel food was a mix, in the evenings a choice of Buffett for 26 Dinas (£35) or a trip to the restaurant village which has a Grill, an Italian & a Chinese to pick from. The only issue was eating at the restaurant village they have a band/belly dancer and the volume is so loud it’s impossible to talk to anyone else at the table. It’s a shame as it’s a nice idea, but just so incredibly loud. I found lunches could be a mixed bag too, beach bars seemed a lot of money for the limited menu, but the bar near reception, the Al-Khayyam bar seemed as good as any with a decent choice for about 15 Dinas (£20) Overall I really liked the hotel, it’s somewhere I would return. They are trying to appeal to a large market of families, couples & singles, with cultural differences from Western, Eastern and Arabic guests, so I’d take that into account booking here too.

Struttura molto bella, ma carente nei dettagli, sicuramente merita un rinnovamento (tavolini, sdraio, ombrelloni, ecc. vecchi). Camera non adatta ad un 5 stelle. Bagno vecchio con vasca e tendina di protezione; soffitto con macchie. Pulizia non ottimale, abbiamo trovato le lenzuola del letto macchiate. In estate suggerirei di chiudere le piscine non alle 18:30, ma almeno un'ora dopo.

The breakfast was very good, the hotel was very clean and provided towels. The disadvantage was that it was a bit far from the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea Mud was provided by the hotel on the shore, with swimming pool, slides and large rooms.

We stayed one night and picked it as we knew we would have to leave at 5am and get to the airport so thought we’d pick a big brand for ease of transfer. And then found out they charged 40JOD for a transfer so ended up getting an Uber at 05:00am for 18JOD instead. So really we could have picked something more central. Check in staff are fine, although we booked and paid for a king size non smoking and they didn’t have any so we had to have a twin instead. Room was clean and everything looked new but also really dated - e.g. I don’t think a 5 star hotel should have shower curtains (it was spotless but it’s still dated). It was quite a quiet room which was good and the aircon worked well. The bed was really comfy. The pool area is old sun loungers and loud music, the two outdoor jacuzzis are nice

I originally thought the hotel was okay, but when I saw 63JOD on the reservation form at the front desk, it didn’t feel good when I actually paid 770 RMB. In other words, Ctrip made me a profit of 770-63*10.28=122.36 RMB. I was drunk. The hotel environment is okay for Amman. The upper floors are quiet. The waiters are very polite. However, they only provide the most basic toiletries. For example, shampoo and conditioner are two-in-one and the quality is very poor. A pair of slippers. It's pretty good in Amman. In China, I think it's about the same level as Crystal Orange. The environment is only 300-400 yuan. Of course, the prices here are incomparable with those in China.

I stayed at the Radisson blue for 9 nights, I was very impressed with the friendliness and hospitality of the staff at all levels. The hotel with it’s subtle yet beautiful design is very elegant and clean. The rooms are very comfortable and have all the facilities that a guest might need. The location could not be better. The breakfast buffet was very good and matched all tastes. A very friendly, professional and welcoming staff. Thank you for making my stay memorable.

We booked a suite. We only booked this hotel after reading reviews that it was clean and had no smell. Overall, it's really clean and the room is big enough, but there are also many shortcomings. 1. In such a big house, there are many charging plugs and USB interfaces, but there is only one plug on the corner of the window next to the window for charging. The rest are just decorations. I don’t know what other rooms are like. 2. The breakfast we ordered was included, but when we went to eat in the morning, the restaurant service staff said that breakfast was not included. We explained. After a while, another person came and said that breakfast was not included. We explained again; after a while, we explained again. , another one came, a total of seven or eight people came to ask us, and it was like eating and drinking. We complained to the front desk and were given an apology, but in the end no one took care of the matter. 3. The service is not good, and I feel a bit discriminated against! In short, the reputation is not worth it, and the price/performance ratio is not high!

Can accommodate an extra bed but pay 45 JD per night There is a problem with the drainage pipe in the bathroom. After the shower, the bathroom is full of water. Breakfast should be eaten as early as possible. If there are many people who are arranged to eat on the 42nd floor, there will be no good things to eat..... The breakfast on the 6th floor is good, very delicious. The service of the hotel is very good, the hotel in the UAE (headquartered in Dubai) is more valued service! Compared to Israel's 5-star hotel Rotana, the price is very high. It is also very convenient to call Uber outside! It is not expensive to go to the Roman theater and the Amman Museum 2 JD. To Jerash, Uber is about 15JD, and to the Dead Sea, 20 JD. The Abudali Mall on the edge is Amman's largest and the newest shopping mall. There are quite a lot of supermarkets and restaurants. It is quite convenient to walk around and the price is ok. In short, if you like to live comfortably, it is not wrong to choose Rotana.