Hotels near Abu Darwish Mosque

"great place to stay"

"Clean room, comfortable bed, good location, wonderful staff. Would come again!"

"Kind and helpful staff, cozy room"

"Great location, great staff and a nice room. "

"Brilliant location, rooms,.facilities,.cleanliness. Very enjoyable stay"

"The location of the hotel is excellent because everything is near from it. The staff is very friendly. Room was clean and service is good too. "

"Breakfast wasn’t great"

"Room was clean and basic . Staff was friendly . Good for the price "

"Everyone was great about this hotel, from the clean room, the staff, the food and literary being within walking distance to places. Will definitely have to tell my family and friends to book this hotel. "

"Beautiful and great location "

"Great location Clean Breakfast was excellent and various choices"

"Great people great location great stay"

"The people working here are very nice, and the breakfast is great. While the room isn’t very clean, it’s worth the money and the convenient location. They also gave us free water. We’re enjoying the trip!"

"Good location and very fairly priced. Had all that I needed for my stay and was very kindly upgraded to a better room, would recommend "

"We spent three nights at this wonderful hotel when we traveled to Jordan from US. The Cliff Hotel locates exactly in central downtown so that almost all taxi drivers know where the hotel is. The owner and staffs are absolutely honest and friendly. They provided daily tour for us to Madaba, Mount Nebo, and Dead Sea. They even drove us to the King Hussein Bridge Crossing across the board to Jerusalem. The Cliff Hotel thinks about their customer first and takes care of us very much. They make you...

"Hotel was great! Beds could have been comfier and breakfast could have a wider range otherwise great!"

"This place is perhaps a bit too cheap or too spartan for my taste. Location is excellent."

"The staff was amazing at this hostel, they are very open and give you insight into what to watch out for whilst in Amman, the room is what you pay for and I’d definitely say it’s for travellers wanting to spend more time exploring the city than lounging in the hotel."