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5 Stars - 4 Reviews and 178 Opinions
Al-Kindi Street, 5th Circle, Jabal Amman, Amman, 11181, Jordan
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We stayed overnight at the Four Seasons, on our return trip home to Australia. We were warmly greeted at the airport and swept away in a lovely air-conditioned Mercedes Benz and driven to the hotel which is approx 30mins away. The airport is small and well organized.
Location –
Four Seasons is located between Al Sweifiyah residential area and the Shmeisani financial area. It is a 10 min taxi ride into downtown. Taxis are very cheap in Amman and they can be easily found outside the hotel.
Check in –
Before entering this hotel you have to go through a full security check including your bags. To our delight we were told we had been upgraded to a suite as the hotel was fully booked.
Room -
Our suite 1225 was enormous which consisted of a separate lounge room with plasma TV, CD player, mini bar, lounge suite, coffee table, and working desk. The bedroom leads off from the hallway and consisted of a king size bed, side tables, and lamps. All furnishing were elegant and comfortable. We had stunning views of Amman skyline.
Bathroom –
Off the bedroom a small hallway lead to walk-in closet with plenty of hanging space. The bathroom was spacious with a great walk-in shower, bath and large marble and granite vanity suite.
Restaurants –
There are three restaurants – Asia, Vivace and Seasons. We chose to dine on the terrace in Vivace and had a lovely Italian meal. The setting and the staff were terrific.
Amenities –
There are two swimming pools, one indoor and the other outdoor. Both are fantastic, the area is very stylish with plenty of deck chairs and umbrellas. The indoor pool has a whirlpool. A very well equipped gym and squash courts are also located near the swimming pools. A fabulous spa using products from the Dead Sea is also available, the special treatments being the mud packs.
Unique Quality: Transport –
It costs around 20 dinars to the hotel from the airport by taxi. There is little public transport available and most people just use taxis as petrol is VERY cheap in Amman.
Tours –
Tours -You can organize tours from the hotel, but most guests seem to hire a car or taxi to visit the sights. Most of the sights are outside of Amman, the Dead Sea being 45 minutes away, Petra – 3hrs, Jerash – 35 mins. info@rumtravel.com
we found the locals to be lovely friendly people and felt completely safe in Amman.
Overall – We found this hotel to offer all the 5 star trimmings one requires. The staff were fabulous. I would certainly recommend this hotel if staying in Amman. The only thing missing was an Arabic Restaurant.
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triplehelix
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I know I work for the Four Seasons and all but I can't stop raving about FSH Amman! The staff was so awesome and very personable with me. I had many great conversations with them and the Room Service guys were always happy to see me. Whenever I needed something, I was shown the utmost care the whole time. My stay was made better by the fact my luggage finally arrived!! I only stayed four days here but I could live in there if they let me.
Unique Quality: FSH Amman is primarily a business type hotel catering to various western companies. I seen many American and British business personel here typing away crazily in the business center. The decor is very art-deco and finished with nice touches. The staff speaks English very well. The Front Desk will do cash advances for you as well.
You'll also notice the super high security from the millitary. This is due to the bombing of the Radison SAS Hotel next door.
nbfi2001
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Very nice. Large big rooms and baths. Very nice and new. Great Hotel. Great Location. Near the business district, near many restaurants
Djinn76
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What can I say? This was simply the best hotel I have ever staid at. Regular price is quite expensive as well but company can get a fair discount! To the smallest details everything there was perfect.
The rooms are big, comfortable, nice, and luxurious. I particularly like the shower made of glass. Small detail, the shower gel and shampoo were not any product you could find in the supermarket but were produced by the French l’Occitane.
Staying at one of the upper floor, you have a wonderful view of Amman.
You don’t have one swimming pool but two!! An indoor one and an outdoor one. You also have Jacuzzi, sauna, hammam…
The buffets are quite impressive as well, you could easily find something at your taste. For breakfast you have an impressive choice of fruits, Danish pastries, meats (but no pork at all), local specialties,…
In the evening you can have the choice between another buffet or “a la carte”.
If you prefer, even classier, there are also a Chinese and Italian restaurant in the hotel.
The service is nice and friendly.
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This hotel was booked for me so I had no choice: I stayed at the Petra Palace. It's nice in a standard way - a bit too nice for my taste actually, but at least near the ruins of the old city and next door to an (overpriced) internet café. The best thing about this hotel is its bar: no one sat there except the barman: a friendly man who loves to talk politics. I had a and couple of really interesting evenings there
UPDATE: THIS HOTEL IS NOW CLOSED! Please contact Fayez at his new hotel: New Park Hotel in Amman, I'm sure the service is 5*, as well.
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We stayed at this hotel for three wonderful nights. According to The Jordan Hotel Association this is a one-star hotel. I will agree, it is one star, with SEVEN-star (*******)hospitality. I am not kidding, Mr. Fayez Al-Kayyali made our entire trip with his warmth, knowledge and openness. We spent many hours drinking tea or wine, smoking cigars (my husband!) and talking about politics and travel in the area, as well as many other topics.
We enjoyed our time with Fayez at the Al-Saraya Hotel so much that on our last night in Jordan, after traveling to Syria, Israel and Petra, we took a taxi from Petra to see Fayez one last time before going to the airport. He even gave us a key to a room for a short time so we could change our clothes from touring Petra all day. For that evening, he arranged a dinner with many hotel guests and 12 of us had banquet style meal together dining on hummus, lamb, grilled vegetables, falafel, etc. We shared stories and travel tips. It was a fantastic night.
It's important that you know how genuine Fayez and all the people we encountered in Jordan are. When we return to Amman to visit other sites unseen in the area, we will definitely stay here again. There are 52 rooms in this hotel and we had a room on the third floor in the back of the hotel that was away from street noise, AM prayers and had an excellent view of King Abdallah's compound.
There is a front desk staff that is helpful and willing to mail postcards back home for you and an elevator for those too tired to take the stairs to their room. *Wake up phone call is available too. *Each floor has a sitting area for you to rest should you find that Fayez is not in his office, as I highly recommend you to pay a visit to him in his office for a cup of tea and chat. *Breakfast is available each morning, however, we rose too early each day to take advantage. Take him up on his restaurant recommendations!!! FYI: There is also a small shop across the street from the hotel to buy water, pop, chocolate, chips, etc. And a falafel stand selling bags for mere cents!
The bed was comfortable, the TV had two or three satellite channels in English. The shower was hot, soap and shampoo are provided. The bathroom has a bidet although it was not used, so I am unsure if it operates well. We were there in winter so the heating was fine. The rooms have A/C, as well.
HOTEL IS HELPFUL WITH DAYTRIP OPTIONS:
Fayez has many friends and contacts and will put a driver and good price together for you to travel to Petra or Damascus, Syria (for the day like we did) or to Jerash or even the King Hussein Bridge (like we did).
PRICES:
-->Airport pickup is available for 15JD. (approx. $21usd)
-->Hotel's nightly rate was 18JD w/breakfast and taxes included. (approx. $26usd)
-->The hotel also offers Internet for 1JD. (approx. $1.5usd)
He accepts cash in various currencies and will hold your bags should you need to continue touring before trotting off to the airport. And lastly, *Fayez has printed business cards with his hotel contact information in English on one side and in Arabic on the other. This comes in handy when you're out and about hailing a cab and the driver is unsure about the hotel's location. :)
FSH Amman is primarily a business type hotel catering to various western companies. I seen many American and British business personel here typing away crazily in the business center. The decor is very art-deco and finished with nice touches. The staff speaks English very well. The Front Desk will do cash advances for you as well.
You'll also notice the super high security from the millitary. This is due to the bombing of the Radison SAS Hotel next door.
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