in Aqaba, Jordan
8.5(1618)
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Aqaba
Rated Very good by our guests
Rated Very good by our guests
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The location
It is a perfect place to stay, I'm definitely coming back, the Staff and location all excellent. And big thanks for early check-in 🙏
DoubleTree by Hilton Aqaba is centrally located within easy walking distance of the Aqaba Corniche, marina, local souks and restaurants. The hotel is a convenient base for Red Sea activities (snorkeling/diving), and makes a good starting point for day trips to major Jordan attractions such as Petra and Wadi Rum. King Hussein International Airport is a short drive away.
Scenic seaside promenade with restaurants, cafes and sunset views over the Red Sea — ideal for evening strolls.
Small marina where dive boats and snorkeling trips depart; also home to waterfront dining and sunset boat tours.
Historic Mamluk/Ottoman fort and small museum offering a glimpse into Aqaba’s history and archaeology.
Traditional markets and lively dining streets offering local food, spices, souvenirs and handicrafts — minutes from the hotel.
Popular coastal resort area south of Aqaba with sandy beaches, water sports and family-friendly facilities.
Stunning desert landscape known for dramatic sandstone and granite rock formations — best visited on a guided jeep tour or overnight camp.
World-famous archaeological city carved into rose-red rock — a must-see Jordan day trip from Aqaba.
Primary airport serving Aqaba; convenient short transfer for international and regional flights.
Make the most of your stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Aqaba with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Aqaba:
Aqaba is Jordan’s gateway to the Red Sea, prized for warm waters, world-class snorkeling/diving and year-round sunshine. The city is also a practical base for two of Jordan’s top sights: Petra and Wadi Rum, both reachable on well-organized day trips. DoubleTree by Hilton Aqaba is an excellent choice because it pairs a central, waterfront location with comfortable, spacious rooms, attentive staff, family-friendly facilities, a rooftop terrace with great views, a spa and easy access to dive centers and boat trips. Guest reviews consistently praise the friendly staff, superb breakfast, clean and quiet rooms, and the welcoming DoubleTree chocolate chip cookie on arrival — all reasons travelers find it highly recommended for both leisure and family stays.
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Aqaba
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Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Aqaba
Winter
Late autumn–spring (more international visitors, milder temperatures).
Summer (hotter weather, big discounts on hotels and some tours).
March–May: temperatures warm up from winter but remain comfortable for diving, beach time, and land excursions. Sea temperatures rise and visibility is generally excellent for snorkeling and diving.
A city-organized festival that typically runs in the summer months with concerts, beach activities, markets, and family events.
Ramadan and the Eid holidays follow the Islamic lunar calendar and shift each year. These periods affect opening hours, dining times, and domestic travel patterns across Jordan, including Aqaba.
May 25 is a national holiday with countrywide ceremonies and events — public-sector closures may affect services, and domestic travel can increase on holiday weekends.
Many cruise and Red Sea tour operators schedule stops in Aqaba primarily in the late autumn through spring, which can bring short-term spikes in visitor numbers and demand for excursions.
Aqaba is sunny most of the year. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wide-brim hat, sunglasses, and a reusable water bottle. For summer, prioritize light, breathable clothing and plan outdoor excursions for mornings/evenings. For winter, pack a light jacket for cool nights and desert trips. If diving/snorkeling, a 3–5mm wetsuit or rash guard is recommended depending on season and personal tolerance to cool water.
Aqaba's hotel and tour prices fluctuate with seasonal demand and occasional events. The city sees its highest rates when weather is mild and international tourists arrive (late autumn through spring). Summer is the value season: extreme heat reduces demand and many properties drop rates or run promotions. Prices also spike around major religious holidays (Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha), Jordanian national holidays (e.g., Independence Day), and when cruise ships and group tours dock. Booking 4–8 weeks in advance for high season and at least 2–3 months for holiday periods will help secure better rates.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Aqaba is served by King Hussein International Airport (AQJ), good road connections to the rest of Jordan, and land-border crossings to Israel (Eilat) and Saudi Arabia. Local transport includes taxis, shared minibuses, car rentals, and limited local buses.
Combine Aqaba with multi-day excursions to Petra and Wadi Rum for a varied itinerary. Book popular dive trips and boat excursions a few days in advance during high season. If you travel in summer, plan early-morning dives and late-afternoon desert tours to avoid the worst heat.
Everything you need to know about your stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Aqaba
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