전체 평가 및 리뷰 Le Royal Hotels & Resorts - Amman

Hotel is enormous and full of amenities. Shops, spa, swimming pool and everything you expect from a resort. The room - comfortable - seemed a bit runed down, bethrooms specially. But service is perfect. And good location.

Hotel is very nice unfortunately it seems that is far from the centre and there are not many options of markets around. A perfect choice if you don’t want to leave the hotel. A not so perfect choice if you want to buy a Coca Cola and some crisps for dinner: a burger is 10 dinars.

Great

Rooms doesn’t match the price

I understand this is an old establishment but very poorly maintained. The bathroom bidet was NOT draining as soon as i walk in the room. I asked for a non smoking room yet i was put in a room that smells like a bunch of amokers were in it before us. The area around the hotel smells like pee so if you decide to walk out to grab food or something, be prepared. Also if you decide to sit at the Ivy cafe by the lobby, i ordered a burger for me and one for my son and it took 40 minutes to come, God knows what would happen if i ordered a steam

I don’t recommend

Excellent service

They broke my bag, and they didn't admit it.

My stay there was excellent as usual.

Room was beyond here dirty. Staff is rude

Excellent

All in all very good

Very bad service from the security team

Location is great. Nice staff. Great Facilities

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The hotel needs refurbishing, and in the same time they have to take better care of cleanliness.

It didn’t stand up to the amount that it cost

The staff here are absolutely brilliant. Generally, everyone in Jordan is incredibly kind. I’m going back to the UK today and I am absolutely gutted. The staff are so quick and efficient. The hotel is clean and gorgeous from the inside and outside. There are spa facilities open, both mix and segregated. I will definitely be returning. The staff will help with any queries but I would strongly recommend the following: 1. Uber for all local travel 2. Rent a cheap car from Enterprise for all longer distance travel - always carry passport and driving license with longer distances as police randomly stop you but they’re really lovely. 3. Get a Jordan pass if you’re definitely doing Petra, otherwise it’s pretty much the same costs. Jordan pass is easier but there are a couple of things you may have to spend £2-£3 pounds on such as sacred Churches etc. I would personally always get a Jordan pass. 4. I did the Amman sites and malls, Mount Nebo and Madaba, Petra and Wadi Rum, Lots Cave and Dead Sea and Cave of the 7 sleepers. I was only here for 7 days and if I could, I would’ve done Jaresh and Aqaba. 5. WiFi everywhere is brilliant but get yourself an eSIM. I bought one for 19 euros from Holafly for Jordan and the signal is brilliant. This gave me 5 days of unlimited data. It is expensive in the long run but for me, I was more than happy for fork out for it. I swear, it’s amazing. The people are amazing. Especially the Palestinian Jordanians. Absolutely beautiful.

All was good.

Everything was just great