Was here on business for a few nights in January. This was was my first trip to Amman, so I have no basis for comparison. The hotel was decent -- nothing special -- but adequate for my needs. It seemed to be centrally located within the city, although i was driven to all my business meetings and meals, etc. and... more

Definitely not 5-star and at best a 3-star hotel in the UK. Two things particularly annoyed me. Since the bombing, the Radisson has actually fenced off the driveway, so generally no cars (including taxis that drop you off) can drive to the front of the hotel. This may not seem like a big hassle but one actually needs to catch... more

This is your typical international chain hotel - you could be anywhere in the world. Inexplicably, some people seem to like that when they are travelling! Very comfortable, nice bathroom with robe, free internet connection, excellent breakfast buffet, efficient check in and staff. The only black mark would be the absolutely horrible 'snack' left in the room upon our arrival... more

Decent clean well run hotel. Much better than many hotels in Amman. good central location. more

I stayed here twice last week on my way in and out of Amman. On my first stay, I stayed in a suite on the 12th floor, the crown club. This suite was very very nice, and extremely large. On the 2nd stay I was in a regular room on the 7th floor. Nice room, big difference from the suite.... more

We stayed here for three nights and most of our stay was fine...The rooms are a bit shabby and could use some updating but they were clean and comfortable...However every guest we spoke with had trouble opening their windows. The breakfast was pretty good and had lots of options. The staff was friendly and helpful. My only complaint was with... more

Its was amazing to be upgrded to a royal club room with a fabulous view of amman , i like the IN room breakfast which is perfect , on the last day i was checking out at 5:30 am while breakfast starts at 6:30 am , there was an extra service from the hotel that providing a grap and run... more

I am not sure this even qualifies as a three-star. First, the entire hotel, save the small banquet room section renovated after the terrorist blast a few years ago, is seedy and reeks of cheap air freshener. The sheets are so worn they are rough and nubby-on the up side, it may be a cheap alternative to spa exfoliation. Since... more

I stayed 4 nights in Radisson SAS Amman in February 2008. The Hotel is sure not as you can expect from a 5 stars hotel, furnitures were of a 3 stars hotel and the hotel need to be refurbished as soon as possible. For the last night we were upgraded to a room on the 5th Floor which was really... more