Travel to Jordan
Travel to Jordan
Top hotels in Jordan
Hilton Dead Sea Resort & Spa
Hotels Area, Jordan Valley Highway, Sweimeh
Free cancellationReserve now, pay when you stay
4.1/5Very Good! (354 reviews)
"This stay has been incredible. The staff is extremely hospitable, and some of the most professional and kind hotel staff I have ever encountered during my travels. I would recommend this hotel to family and friends, and will definitely be staying here if I find myself in this area again."
Reviewed on 23 Mar 2021
Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea
Dead Sea Road, Sweimeh
Free cancellationReserve now, pay when you stay
4.4/5Wonderful! (618 reviews)
"Our stay was amazing! The staff were helpful, friendly and trying to make our stay comfortable. We had half board and the food was great! Three big pools to swim was a plus. The sea beach wasn't far from the hotel rooms."
Reviewed on 19 Apr 2021
Opal Hotel Amman
Airport road, Amman, Amman Governorate
Free cancellationReserve now, pay when you stay
5/5Exceptional! (5 reviews)
"It was the best experience. My stay at this place was wonderful! The receptionist Luay Mjahid “Tamimi” would go the extra mile to make sure everything thing is perfect. I would go back there for sure."
Reviewed on 15 Dec 2020
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Jordan Holiday Packages
In a land of sandstone desert and Muslim mosques, see ancient settlements and cultural sites. Float in the Dead Sea’s dense saltwater. Jordan is a Middle Eastern kingdom, where historic ruins, Muslim art and architecture and modern cities offer numerous travel choices. See Biblical sites and visit biospheres not far from red desert sands.
Petra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Jordan. View the Treasury, an ornate structure carved from red rock more than 2,000 years ago. Walk through the Siq, a narrow passageway carved by water through a giant sandstone rock. A mountaintop Islamic shrine attracts many pilgrims, some who believe it is an important site from the Old Testament of the Bible.
The country’s fascinating history includes occupation by Byzantines and Romans. Visit ancient Roman ruins at Jerash, an area that has had human occupation for more than 6,500 years. See public plazas and fountains, standing pillars of hilltop temples and a well-preserved amphitheatre, all protected by sand until late 20th-century excavation.
Since most of Jordan’s citizens are Muslim, you’ll find mosques throughout the country. Stop to pray or gaze upon the interesting architecture. One of the most impressive is the King Hussein Mosque in Amman with four minarets, tall vaulted ceilings and gleaming exterior walls. Jordan is not all Muslim, however. Travel south to Madaba to see the Church of St. John the Baptist.
On the country’s western border, step into the Dead Sea, one of the lowest points of land on earth. Lie back to float easily in the very salty water with extra buoyancy. Apply a mask of the rejuvenating mineral muds or enjoy a modern spa experience nearby.
The Wadi Rim is a protected area of red, orange and yellow mountains, sand dunes and desert. Note the native plants in the desert setting and climb cliffs of granite and sandstone.
Travel to Jordan’s small seacoast at the Gulf of Aqaba to snorkel with dolphins, whale sharks and sea turtles in a colourful reef setting. Enjoy an exciting beach holiday not far from vast deserts and the capital city nightclubs of Amman.