Amman Hotel Guide - King Abdullah II Stadium hotels in Amman, Jordan.

"great place to stay"

"Great stay friendly staff"

"Great city location"

"Kind and helpful staff, cozy room"

"Staff was the best! Great location. Thanks again! "

"Great people great location great stay"

"The people working here are very nice, and the breakfast is great. While the room isn’t very clean, it’s worth the money and the convenient location. They also gave us free water. We’re enjoying the trip!"

"Great service! Bit older room. "

"Good value for money, the service from the guys at the lobby is outstanding, they will help you with anything you need and aleays with a smile"

"We spent three nights at this wonderful hotel when we traveled to Jordan from US. The Cliff Hotel locates exactly in central downtown so that almost all taxi drivers know where the hotel is. The owner and staffs are absolutely honest and friendly. They provided daily tour for us to Madaba, Mount Nebo, and Dead Sea. They even drove us to the King Hussein Bridge Crossing across the board to Jerusalem. The Cliff Hotel thinks about their customer first and takes care of us very much. They make you...

"Absolut ikke et 3 stjernet hotel. Billederne må være med meget filter på"

"Free parking on the street if you're lucky. Wifi internet is very slow. Have to go to reception area to get wifi. The breakfast is traditional Arabia food. The hotel just near the Roman Theatre. Lots of small restaurateurs around the hotel. "

"love the location , heart of the downtown "

"Good location "

"Nice hotel large room they have free parking "

"Really nice hotel within walking distance to the major attractions like Rainbow st, downtown, and the Roman theater. Big comfortable bed, wonderful shower, and plenty of space in the room. The only downsides for me were that the rooftop outside area was closed (one of the main reasons I booked) and the shop on the ground floor was closed so I didn't know I could use the -1 elevator to get to the lower street, so I was exiting in the upper street which is pretty dark, dirty, and rundown "