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Where to stay in Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Whether you prefer luxury hotels, homestays or camping in the desert – the famous Jordanian hospitality comes standard. Here are our accommodation picks:

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  • Amman

    Opulence and art come together at the five-star Fairmont Amman. Featuring beautiful wood and marble interiors, the hotel showcases more than 1,600 artworks by Jordanian artists. There's an outdoor pool, an on-site spa, and four restaurants! The variety of cuisine aims to satisfy every palate, from meat lovers to those keen on Jordanian, Lebanese, or Pan-Asian dishes.  If you’re looking for budget accommodation or if you’re a female or solo traveller, The Cabin hostel is a great choice. Situated centrally and not far from some major attractions, this charming hostel offers comfy bunk beds or private rooms, free Wi-Fi, aircon and a warm welcome from your hosts. The bus station is within walking distance.

  • Wadi Rum

    The Rahayeb Desert Camp in the Wadi Rum Protected Area offers a unique stay in a Bedouin-style camp. Here, the stars, desert and boulders are all part of the décor. Tents have comfortable beds, carpeted floors and either a private or shared bathroom. There’s a stargazing deck, a restaurant with live entertainment and plenty of activities from jeep tours, horse riding and abseiling to hiking and a sunrise hot air balloon expedition. 

  • Jerash

    This city, about an hour from Amman, is famous for its ancient ruins (read about them later). But it’s also a modern city with a variety of dining, shopping and accommodation options. Hussein Rooms is just over a kilometre from the ruins and is a budget-friendly bed and breakfast where you feel like you’re staying with a local family. The units have balconies with views of the courtyard or mountains and there’s even a playground if you’re travelling with little ones. If you’re visiting in late July to early August, the Jerash Festival is a popular event here, featuring music, dance, and theatre performances.

  • Aqaba

    Jordan’s only coastal city, Aqaba, is on the Red Sea. It’s a popular destination for its beautiful white-sand beaches, snorkelling among the coral reefs, many beach clubs and thriving nightlife scene. Keen on a five-star resort stay? The modern Kempinski Hotel Aqaba offers luxury suites and rooms with sea views, a spa, several dining options and a private beach. 

Frequently asked questions

What is the most beautiful city in Jordan?

Amman is the capital city of Jordan, but visitors flock to Jordan to see the ancient city of Petra. Known as the Rose City, Petra is one of the most recognisable cultural heritage sites in the world.


What is Jordan best known for?

Jordan is best known for Petra, an ancient city that was carved into its rock formation surroundings. The iconic Al-Khazneh (Treasury) is one of the most recognisable cultural heritage sites in the world.


When is the best time to visit Jordan?

Aim to visit Jordan in either autumn or spring, when the temperatures are milder than the sizzling summers and surprisingly chilly winters. However, any time is a good time to visit Jordan. Just ensure you are prepared for the season and pack accordingly.


What is there to do in Jordan?

Marvel in the unique landscapes and cultural heritage around Petra and Wadi Rum, get wet in the Red Sea, and enjoy a city break in Amman.


How many days in Jordan is enough?

If you want to take in the cities of Amman and Petra and take a trip to the Dead Sea coast and the desert of Wadi Rum, allow at least a week in Jordan.


What to take on holiday to Jordan?

Light clothing and layers are the secret to packing for a trip to Jordan. Don’t leave home without a hat, sunnies and water bottle, and make sure you are wearing your comfiest shoes – you’ll be doing a lot of walking around Petra.


Where to go on holiday in Jordan?

Petra is a must-see, and while you’re in the country’s south you may want to spend some time in the desert for an authentic Bedouin experience. If sun and sand appeals to you, make sure you spend some time in the Jordan coastal city of Aqaba, where you can enjoy swimming and water activities in the Red Sea.


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