Wild Jordan Center

Clean and comfortable rooms, and very hospitable staff, but location above downtown Amman meant a noisy environment day and night

Absolutely loved this hotel.. alot of room and was clean and up to date.

My wife and I stayed for three nights and had a wonderful experience. The management and staff were very friendly and helpful, including arranging transport to Jerash and Petra. The view from the hotel is spectacular, good food in the restaurant. Great location between the archeological sites and Rainbow Street. We would absolutely stay again.

The suite is spacious and clean. The property doesn’t seem so secure. I was expecting a traditional hotel setup where you enter a lobby and then access your room. The actual lodge setup would allow someone to directly access your door. No shampoo and conditioner unless you request it. There was only one bar of old soap in the bathroom. The location is high up a hill so you have to trek down a long way. The restaurant is really nice! Had a good breakfast there. My main issue with this lodge is that I paid $30 more dollars and stayed at the Intercontinental, which is a 5-star hotel. I originally chose Wild Jordan because of its proximity to the Citadel. However I ended up taking an Uber over because I would have to take a strenuous hike down and up to get to the Citadel. Overall, I don’t think the lodge is worth the price per night, but I did enjoyed the restaurant.

It was nice to have an apartment with a nice balcony in a great part of Amman. Staff was helpful.

Love it

This is a beautiful place, and includes a great cafe/restaurant. Stunning views in every direction. Great customer service-no need goes unanswered. I would stay here again without hesitation.

Thé view from our room over downtown Amman and up to the Citadel was breathtaking. The staff were welcoming and very helpful with all of my questions. The room was very comfortable and spacious. Breakfast (not included in room price) was delicious. I would highly recommend. Location: a stone’s throw from Rainbow street.

From my spacious room, which included a kitchenette, I had a view of the Amman Citadel and all of city that sits in the shadow of this historic hilltop. Due to the pandemic, the regular busses were not running; therefore, Wild Jordan arranged a driver -- Mohammad Aweidah with "Jordan Plains" -- to take me to Petra.

One of a kind place in Amman and with an amazing view.