I would absolutely stay here the next time I am in Amman! Excellent location that is really convenient to souks, restaurants, Rainbow Street, and sites like the citadel and Roman theater. Very friendly and helpful staff. Our room was cozy and comfortable, with surprisingly little noise at night despite being on a busy street.

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We stayed at the 2 bedroom apartment with 2 bathrooms, kitchen. Living at 3rd floor. You have everything you need. Very beautiful and clean apartment right in downtown with all shops. Carrefour and more. Breakfast included omelettes, bread, coffee and much more prepared by a friendly couple. Service was superb, asked for help with suitcases and they gladly complied. They also helped me with transportation for one day to Jerash and another day to Dead Sea. Highly recommend everyone to go

The hotel is perfectly located… very lived environment with shopping possibilities until midnight Almost NO noise We were 3 ladies and liked everything, very safe and charming old city center

The room was comfortable despite its petite size. We were in room 102 and observed 103 looked a bit bigger and more comfortable (we saw it when it was being cleaned). The staff were all very polite and welcoming. The breakfast was good...I was impressed they had bread on offer as well as a toaster! You have to ask for butter though. The sitting area was very comfortable and a beautiful spot to be. The location of the hotel was amazing because we were so close to coffee shops like Starbucks (did not expect to see a Starbucks in Jordan!) places to eat, tourist shops, a post office, and a reasonable walking distance to sites. I would stay here again because of how convenient it was. Parking right next to the hotel is recommended (the lot to the right of the entrance charges 3 JOD a day while the ones to the left and across charge 5 JOD).

The bathroom was soooooo small! The shower in our room had a shower curtain that touched you the entire time showering, and the toilet seat lid rests on your back when you're sitting on it. Overall, this place loses marks just because of the small size of the room and the tiny uncomfortable bathroom but despite this, it was a great hotel.

Good value budget accommodation in the heart of all the action of downtown Amman. Friendly staff at the reception. Air con was great and cooled the room in a few minutes. I don’t eat breakfast so I can’t comment on that but they have a lovely rooftop terrace where you can sit and relax. As a solo female traveller I felt safe knowing my accommodation was right on the main street. Plenty of shops and cafes right beside it. Walking distance to the citadel and Roman theatre.

As others have mentioned there is no soundproofing so you can hear other guests as well as street noise so you will definitely need earplugs. The mattress was a bit hard for my personal liking.

The Boutique Hotel is not for those wanting five star accomodation and all the luxury that comes with that. It is for the traveller who wants to be in the “thick of it”. It is located in the heart of the old city with all the major sights within twenty minutes, easy and enjoyable walking. Eating options nearby abound, from the infamous Hashem’s a couple of minutes away to the high end Sufra a quick 15 minute walk on Rainbow Street and the proprietor is fantastic, friendly, helpful and always available. The included breakfast is typical Arab fare and certainly met our expectations and rooms are available with and without ensuites - we had the ensuite.

The Amman Pasha is a wonderful place. Very unique… with live birds in the lobby, and rabbits on the roof! It has a warm, friendly and very helpful staff, and offers the traveler a range of great experiences. The rooms are basic but efficient- everything you need. The location is brilliant— directly across from the Roman Theatre—wonderful—and in the thick of crazy fabulous downtown Amman. The decor is perfect, scruffy Bedouin chic with helpful signage everywhere. It has a library, restaurant, rooftop hangout—terrific—and in non Covid times a sauna/health center. It’s a great pleasure to hang out, meet travelers, chat with the friendly staff, read, smoke hookahs…chill. Hot showers, comfy mattresses, great views from roof and rooms…. It is a boon to budget travelers from the whole world. Not elegant—but rather a comfortable home away from home. A treasure! Highest recommendation!

This a great family-run small hotel , excellent location close to downtown Amman with great restaurant options in the immediate vicinity and a grocery market / Carrefour nearby . Clean room with excellent Wi-Fi , good bath . Love the old-time charm of the hall decor , good and comfortable lounge to rest . The breakfast on the rooftop terrace excellent each morning . The real treasure though are the staff - ever helpful , full of information for tourists and locals alike . It really shows the care and pride they take in looking after their guests . Front desk arranged for me visits to Jerash and other destinations . : don’t miss out on Turkish Bath ! On my return to Amman , I would stay here again .

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We spent 5 nights at the Boutique Hotel and had a great stay. 👍 The room was clean, the bed comfortable and the bathroom had a great shower. The location is right in the middle of Downtown and our room faced the busy street, but we were never disturbed by traffic noise, so the glazing must be good! Breakfast was provided and was adequate but nothing special. Overall, I think the hotel was excellent value for money.

The room was on the small side, there was limited storage space and the bathroom had a sliding door rather than a proper door separating it from the bedroom.

The location was super!!! We were right in the middle of downtown Amman, also known as 'Al-Balad'. This meant that a lot of activities were at walking distance! Such as Rainbow street, the Roman Amfitheather and a lot of restaurants. A lot of taxi's were always driving by so there was no worrying about not getting where I needed to be. The staff at the hotel was very nice, I had a very pleasant experience with Abu Ali. He helped my father and I with what to do in Amman and he made sure our rooms were very clean. The wifi in the hotel is also very good, they provided a different wifi for very floor of the hotel and even the terrace. The breakfast every morning was nice, it was an open buffet type breakfast with just the right amount of options so you wouldn't get lost in options or maybe get the idea that food would go to waste.

Because of the fact that it was in downtown Amman, it was very busy outside of the hotel. That meant that one could get annoyed by all of the sounds outside. Furthermore, because it is a muslim country, mosque calls for prayer at 5 different times during the day. For me, that wasn't a problem since I am a muslim, however I would understand that for other people it might be annoying. Thankfully the hotel offers earplugs!

The location of the hotel is the best. It is in the downtown Amman close to the city's main tourist attractions and all the vibrant commerce around. The room for one person is a little small but it is enough. The staff is friendly and the breakfast is good and it is located in a very nice space on the top floor. Shortly before traveling to Jordan I read about the Circassian community in the country and it was really cool to discover that the hotel belongs to a Circassian family.

I had a little difficulty with the shower but the guy at reception solved the problem.