What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out is at 12:00.

What is the hotel's cancellation policy?

If the reservation is canceled, modified, or there is a no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.

Is breakfast included and what dining options are available?

The hotel features on-site dining including Ahwet Zaytona café/restaurant. Breakfast availability and whether it's included depends on your booking rate—check your reservation details or contact the hotel directly.

Does the hotel offer airport transfers and how far is the airport?

Airport transfer may be available (fees may apply). Queen Alia International Airport is approximately 35–45 minutes by car from central Amman; confirm transfer availability and pricing with the hotel.

Is there free Wi-Fi and on-site parking?

The hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi for guests. On-site parking is typically available—check with the hotel about charges or reservation requirements.

Are there family rooms or suites available?

Yes. The property offers spacious rooms and suites (several reviews highlight large, comfortable suites). For specific bedding configurations and suite upgrades, contact the reservations team.

Is the hotel accessible for guests with reduced mobility?

The hotel aims to provide accessible features for guests with reduced mobility. For specific accessibility needs (ramps, accessible rooms, bathrooms), contact the hotel in advance to confirm availability.

Does the hotel have a pool and fitness facilities?

The hotel has a pool and fitness facilities, although a few reviews noted pool arrangements could be improved. Check current opening hours and any seasonal closures with the hotel.

What is the hotel's smoking and pet policy?

Smoking and pet policies can vary by property and room type. Contact the hotel reception to confirm current policies before arrival.

How do I request a late check-out or early check-in?

Requests for late check-out or early check-in are subject to availability and may incur additional charges. It's best to contact the front desk in advance; several staff members (e.g., Mohamed, Farah) have been praised for helpful guest assistance.

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Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences

Name: Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences
Address: in Amman, JO
Rating: 8.9

Rated Fabulous by our guests

Price Insights for Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences

Lowest Price Period: Late January through March 2027 (especially early–mid March) — many nights at ~$122–$125, consistently the lowest observed.
Potential Savings: Up to about $215 per night observed (peak $337.94 on 2026-07-27 vs low $122.53 in March 2027). Typical realistic savings of 20–40% (~$30–$120/night) by shifting from high-summer dates (July/August) to off-peak Jan–Mar or December low-mid rates.
Average Rate: Estimated overall average ~USD 145/night across the provided date range (summer highs ~166–338, shoulder ~154–174, low-season ~122–140).
Booking Tip: For the best price: travel in Jan–Mar or mid-December, and use flexible dates (shift by a few days) to lock rates near the March lows; book high-demand summer nights (late July and late August) well in advance. Also join Hilton Honors, set price alerts, and prefer a refundable rate early then rebook if price drops.

Top Attractions Near Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences

DoubleTree by Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences sits in a convenient, central Amman location with easy access to shopping (Taj Mall), cultural sights (Roman Theater, Amman Citadel, Jordan Museum), lively streets (Rainbow Street), and religious landmarks (King Abdullah I Mosque). It’s a practical base for day trips to the Dead Sea and for exploring modern and historic Amman neighborhoods—making it great for both leisure and business travelers.

Taj Mall

One of Amman's major shopping centers with international brands, dining options, and a cinema—convenient for shopping and casual dining.

About 1.5–2 km

Around 3–7 minutes by car (3 minutes cited by guests)

4/5

Rainbow Street (Jabal Amman)

A popular, historic street known for cafes, shops, galleries, and lively nightlife—great for strolling and people-watching.

About 3 km

10–15 minutes by car

4.5/5

Roman Theater (Downtown Amman)

An iconic, large Roman-era amphitheater set in the heart of old Amman; a must-see for history lovers and an excellent photo spot.

Approximately 3.5–4 km

10–15 minutes by car

4.5/5

Amman Citadel (Jabal al-Qal'a)

Historic hilltop site with archaeological ruins, panoramic city views and the Jordan Archaeological Museum—offers deep historical context for the city.

About 4 km

10–15 minutes by car

4.5/5

King Abdullah I Mosque

A striking blue-domed mosque notable for its architecture and open-to-visitors policy outside prayer times—an important modern religious landmark.

Around 4–5 km

12–15 minutes by car

4/5

The Jordan Museum

The country’s principal museum with exhibits on Jordan’s history from prehistoric times through the Islamic era; ideal for contextualizing your visit.

Approximately 3.5–4.5 km

10–15 minutes by car

4.3/5

Dead Sea (day trip)

World-famous salt lake known for buoyant swimming, mineral-rich mud, and spa hotels—best visited as a half- or full-day trip from Amman.

Around 50–60 km

Approximately 45–60 minutes by car depending on traffic

4.7/5

Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences

Make the most of your stay at Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Amman:

Day 1 — Explore central Amman: start at the Roman Theater, visit the Amman Citadel and Jordan Museum, then stroll Rainbow Street for cafes and shops; return to the hotel for an evening coffee at Ahwet Zaytona.
Day 2 — Jerash and Ajloun: full-day excursion to the remarkably preserved Roman city of Jerash and the Ajloun Castle for hilltop views and history; evening back in Amman.
Day 3 — Dead Sea or Ma'in Hot Springs: relax at the Dead Sea (mud treatments and floating) or visit Ma'in Hot Springs and waterfalls for thermal spa experiences; return to Amman.
Day 4 — Madaba, Mount Nebo and Baptism Site (Bethany beyond the Jordan): half-day cultural tour to see the famous Madaba mosaics, Mount Nebo panorama and nearby biblical sites; afternoon free for shopping at Taj Mall or downtown.
Day 5 — Petra or local markets and departure: choose an early full-day trip to Petra (requires an early start) or spend a relaxed day visiting local markets, additional museums, or enjoying the hotel facilities before checkout.

Why Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences Is Perfect for Exploring in Amman

Why visit Amman and why choose DoubleTree by Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences: Amman is a welcoming, modern capital full of layered history, excellent food, and easy access to Jordan’s top attractions (Jerash, Dead Sea, Madaba, Petra). DoubleTree by Hilton Amman offers a modern, clean property with spacious rooms and standout hospitality—guests repeatedly praise the attentive staff (Mohammed, Farah and others), comfortable suites, central location near Taj Mall and key cultural sites, and thoughtful welcome touches. It's a strong choice for travelers seeking a comfortable, well-located base for exploring both the city and wider Jordan.

Best Time to Visit in Amman

Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Amman

Best Time to Visit

Fall

High Season

Spring and Fall (April–May and October–November) — busy, good weather, higher prices.

Value Season

Summer and Winter (June–August and December–February) — lower hotel rates, fewer crowds, but either very hot or wetter/cooler weather.

Spring

3.5/5 recommended

March–May: Mild days (15–25°C / 59–77°F), cool nights. Wildflowers and greener hillsides, comfortable for walking and ruins.

Advantages

Best weather for sightseeing and day trips (Jerash, Dead Sea, Wadi Mujib).
Many cultural events and festivals happen in this season.
Comfortable for rooftop cafes and evening strolls.

Considerations

Higher hotel prices and more tourists—book ahead for popular hotels.
Some religious or national holidays may change opening hours.

Key Events in in Amman

Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts

Concerts with regional and international performers, Theater and dance performances staged among ruins, Nighttime events with atmospheric lighting

A long-running summer festival held in the ancient Roman city of Jerash, a short drive from Amman.

Amman Marathon

Full and half-marathon options, Community runs and charity events, Good spectator atmosphere and city-wide energy

A popular road race typically held in the fall that attracts local and international runners.

Ramadan (variable dates)

Iftar gatherings in the evening with special foods and markets, Reduced daytime restaurant services (many cafes open in hotels), Lively night markets and cultural experiences after sunset

The Islamic holy month observed across Jordan—timing changes yearly according to the lunar calendar.

Amman Design Week / Cultural Weeks

Design and craft exhibitions, Pop-up markets, workshops and talks, Highlights local creative scene (useful for shopping and evening itineraries)

Periodic design and arts events showcasing local designers, galleries and pop-up exhibitions around the city.

Independence Day (May 25)

Official ceremonies and limited public celebrations, Military parades or displays in select years, Public venues may have altered hours

National holiday with official ceremonies and some public events around the city.

Weather Tips

Amman sits at 700–1,100 meters elevation, giving cooler nights than you'd expect for its latitude. Pack layers (light jacket + warmer layer) year-round. In summer bring sun protection and light breathable clothing; in winter include a waterproof layer and warmer layers for evenings. Shoes with good grip are recommended for uneven archaeological sites.

Understanding in Amman Prices

Amman is moderately priced compared with major European capitals but can be pricey relative to the rest of Jordan. Hotel rates concentrate around downtown (1st-3rd Circles), Abdoun and Sweifieh (upscale), and areas near Rainbow Street and the Citadel (mid-range). Expect mid-range hotels (3-star) to be the best value year-round; luxury hotels and international brands command a premium. Prices rise during Spring and Fall (milder weather and festivals) and around major holidays (Eid, Christmas/New Year). Summer and parts of Winter (rainy season) tend to offer lower rates, though summer can still be expensive if events are happening. Taxis and restaurants are affordable; tourist attractions like the Citadel, Roman Theatre and nearby Petra/Wadi Rum have separate fees and transportation costs that add up.

Essential Travel Tips for in Amman Jordan

Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit

Transportation

Amman is a taxi- and car-friendly city; public transit is limited for tourists, but ride-hailing and airport transfers are straightforward.

Transportation Tips

1.From Queen Alia International Airport use official airport taxis or pre-booked transfers; shared shuttles and private drivers are common.
2.Use ride-hailing apps (e.g., Careem) or insist on the meter for taxis—agree fares before longer trips if the taxi won’t use the meter.
3.Rent a car if you plan extensive travel outside Amman (Dead Sea, Petra, Wadi Rum), but be comfortable with roundabouts and local driving styles.
4.Avoid rush hour (morning and late afternoon) if possible—traffic in and out of Amman can be heavy.
5.Limited and sometimes confusing public bus routes exist; guided day trips or private drivers simplify logistics for major sites.

Pro Traveler Tip

Buy the Jordan Pass before arrival if you plan to visit multiple paid attractions (it often includes visa waiver and entry to Petra and many other sites) and schedule outdoor excursions for early morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat and harsh light for photography.

Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences

Doubletree By Hilton Amman Hotel & Residences

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