Amman Nightlife

Most of the nightclubs and bars can be found at any of the five star hotels in Amman.
Four Season Hotel

Sheraton Hotel

Crowne Plaza Hotel

Marriott Hotel

Intercontintental Hotel

Grand Hyatt Hotel

This club was like something out of Paris. It was ultra chic, sophisicated, modern, and loungey. The decor was great for entourages and double dates. I have some of the appetizers and the Seafood Spring Rolls were off the chain. And the kitchen stays open until closing. The music was fun middle eastern local stuff but they played Twista and I was COOL!! I had the best time there!!

Dress Code: Fashion-Foward

The Irish pub, beneath the Dove Hotel, is another breath of the olde country.

Strictly a working man's pub, but with such additions as "Quiz Night" and a dance floor, this is another place that is popular both with expats and Amman's young people.

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I was just passing by one evening and I decided to try the place the next day with some friends.
It is really the typical Amman nightspot for family or more conservative young couple.
The place is often full and therefore the service is slow.
The menu drink is fine, basic food is offered but no alcohol served !

Dress Code: Casual

In addition to shopping, having a very luxury turish bath is a must in Amman. You need to make reservation before you go to avoid disappointment. One session costs about US$20.

This place is near 1st circle.

A place to cool down close to the 5th circle, usually not too crowded, it is possible to have some food but this is not the main purpose.

People come here mainly to smoke the 'shisha' or 'hubblie bubblie' if you prefer. This is a traditional tool where you burn some flavored tobacco and where the smoke is first flowing through water.

Since I’m not a smoker I didn’t want to try it and start coughing! I still remember the day when I tried to smoke a cigarette: so disgusting!! However since then I gave it a try! This is completely unrelated to smoking!! All the bad smell is caught by the water; it’s just as if you were breathing some perfumed hot air… It’s definitely worth a try…

Dress Code: Casual will do!

Located at the last floor of the Howard Johnson hotel, imho this would be the only reason to recommend this restaurant. The view on Amman is indeed amazing! Except for that, this is just a hype place. The food is not really impressive, not bad but nothing local, it’s just what you could find anywhere in our western countries.
Unless you simply want to eat what you are used to eat (some people are like that), I would only recommend the place for a drink, just to enjoy the view.

Dress Code: Casual is ok...

There's not much nightlife in Amman, I must say. The little you can find is normally loceted inside international 5 stars hotel. Because I was longing to have a beer - and it was late at night, the only solution was to go to the Champions Bar inside the Marriott Hotel. General comments: it's just another hotel bar - but at least it served alcohol, which is not the case in more typical Jordanian bars

Dress Code: casual but neat