The Boutique Hotel Amman

I stayed here twice, first when I arrived in Amman and again after an overnight trip to Wadi Rum and Petra. Mr Nauras was especially approachable and helpful. He even arranged breakfast before the official hours on the morning I had to leave early, and I'm really grateful. The downtown location is great, the bed was comfortable, and the room cozy. I'm a light sleeper, but slept soundly even with a room facing the road and didn't need earplugs. The call to prayer around 5 or 6 might wake you if you need extra sleep, so earplugs could help. The bathrooms were basic, with hot water, and did the job for me. If you're looking for something more luxurious, this may not be the hotel for you.

On 28.2.26, sirens were going off, we heard sonic booms from jets, and air defense was active overhead. We were very glad to be staying at this hotel. Hossein, if I haven't misspelled his name, got us out of Amman as quickly as possible. Thank God he was there. Thank you, brother, if you read this! We had a nice stay, and the receptionists knew their stuff and spoke fluent English. We'd come back in the future, and I hope people keep staying here.

The biggest drawback was having no elevator. We had heavy luggage, and the staff wouldn't help us carry it upstairs, which I've never experienced at a hotel before. Otherwise, everything was fine and met expectations. The hotel is very central and convenient. I stayed one night; the room wasn't spacious, but it was clean and comfortable. The terrace was beautiful and had a lovely view.

The location is beautiful, the place is clean and respectful, and breakfast was very good. The service from Mr. Abu Nara, North, and Ali was wonderful.