Downtown Hotel Apartments

“Comfortable place in heart if city”

Downtown hotel and apartments was a pleasant stay. Very modern, spacious rooms with full kitchen. Comfortable bed and quiet made for an easy nights sleep. The restaurant on the 5th floor is very reasonably priced at 8 JD, for all you can eat eat buffet, including an omelette station! Our restaurant… more

Downtown hotel and apartments was a pleasant stay. Very modern, spacious rooms with full kitchen. Comfortable bed and quiet made for an easy nights sleep. The restaurant on the 5th floor is very reasonably priced at 8 JD, for all you can eat eat buffet, including an omelette station! Our restaurant host, Bahaa Mallah, was very friendly and accommodating. Amazing people and service. This hotel is centrally located. Only 2km from the Citidal, 1 block from the mall, wine bar and pub. 2km from rainbow street. Don’t miss out on this place.

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“Good option for self-catering.”

We stayed six nights as we were using Amman as a base for day trips. We loved the idea of being able to 'eat-in' rather than having to eat out all of the time and so we chose here for that purpose. The rooms are really large, modern and very comfortable. It is a five minute walk to a huge mall whic… more

We stayed six nights as we were using Amman as a base for day trips. We loved the idea of being able to 'eat-in' rather than having to eat out all of the time and so we chose here for that purpose. The rooms are really large, modern and very comfortable. It is a five minute walk to a huge mall which has a massive supermarket 'Town Town' on the ground flour which was great for buying a few groceries. We ate at one of the rooftop restaurants that served Jordanian style food that was quite good. There are a variety of fast food places there as well. Next to the Mall is pedestrian strip that is lined with a huge variety of restaurants. There is a Duty Free shop there and if you take your passport you can go and purchase everything from alcohol to cosmetics at Duty Free prices. Jordan is very expensive, so Duty Free prices mean you can buy a bottle of wine, beer or spirits at a reasonable price. Most places we ate throughout Jordan do not serve alcohol. There is also a taxi-rank next to the Mall and there were always plenty of taxis there at night if you wanted one. Like others have said, the breakfast is pretty ordinary but it was ok and it was all we needed for a long day of sight-seeing. The kitchenette has only basic items (enough for what we needed) and does not come with any dishcloth, tea towel or washing up liquid. However, we enjoyed our stay here, it was just what we needed. If you want the option to 'eat in' occasionally, then this would be a good option.

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“good location”

the stay was good, the place itself is nice, rooms need to get more housekeeping attention, cleaning and amenities maintenance and very close to Amman boulevard as well as Abdali mall Receptionist, there was a woman on the morning shift who was excellent welcoming and smiling, she was helpful an… more

the stay was good, the place itself is nice, rooms need to get more housekeeping attention, cleaning and amenities maintenance and very close to Amman boulevard as well as Abdali mall Receptionist, there was a woman on the morning shift who was excellent welcoming and smiling, she was helpful and kind. It's suitable for people who need a place to be close to downtown or nearby places

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“Looks good but....”

In the UK we have an expression "fur coat and nae knickers", which I think is an apt description for this hotel. Superficially it looks good but not to stay in. Its a modern building, in an area where development started but stopped some time ago. Its very close to a modern shopping centre, but o… more

In the UK we have an expression "fur coat and nae knickers", which I think is an apt description for this hotel. Superficially it looks good but not to stay in. Its a modern building, in an area where development started but stopped some time ago. Its very close to a modern shopping centre, but our apartment was overlooking a long abandoned building site - a bonus meaning we could open curtains and windows without being overlooked or having any noise. The apartment was OK, but there were no coat hangers on arrival, and the safe locked itself when I put things in and had to be reopened by staff - who then declared it broken. The TV also needed staff input on the second night to get any channels (they had been there on day 1!) Whilst there is a kitchen, apart from a set of knives and 2 mugs for drinks, there was one glass and plate and no other cooking implements. Just as well we only had 2 nights there - there is a very good supermarket in the nearby shopping centre so we'd have wanted to cook if we'd stayed longer. We weren't told that we needed to set a light for the room to be serviced, so got back to find it hadn't been cleaned or restocked - I've no problems if told cleaning is on demand only for Covid reasons but we still needed some items replenishing. We found breakfast to be good - although we has a bizarre experience of being told breakfast would not be available on our check out day and it would be delivered to our room as the kitchen was being worked on. In response we gave them a list of what we wanted - and on the day waited....and waited. About 15 mins after the booked time we called reception who had no idea what we were talking about - the breakfast cafe was open!! So we then rushed up to grab food to go. I wouldn't recommend staying unless you can be sure these repeated niggles can be resolved.

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“Lousy breakfast”

We stayed 3 nights. Rooms were big with a small kitchen, however the beds were not too clean, the toilets were big and clean. Apartment was near a big mall within 5 mins walk. Breakfast was really lousy with limited food served. Need to provide better breakfast.