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Amman Rotana

Hotel · Five-star tower hotel5-star$$$Abdali, Amman

A 50-floor five-star tower in Abdali with 411 rooms, city views, an Italian restaurant, a terrace lounge and easy access to The Boulevard.

At a glance

Type
Five-star tower hotel
Area
Abdali, Amman, Jordan
Price
$$$ · Upscale
Hotel class
5-star
Official site
rotana.com

Good to know

  • Outdoor pool
  • Gym
  • Spa
  • Bar on Four
  • The Deck Lounge
  • 24-hour room service

Why we recommend it

Amman Rotana is the tall glass tower that rises over the Abdali district, a 50-floor hotel with 411 rooms and suites. It opened in 2016 as Amman's first skyscraper hotel, and its height gives many rooms sweeping views across the city. The location, in the modern Abdali development, puts The Boulevard shopping and dining street on the doorstep and places Downtown, Jabal Amman and Jabal al-Weibdeh within a short taxi ride.

Dining options are varied. Threesixty is the all-day restaurant, with international dishes, live cooking stations and a buffet breakfast with city views, and Gusto serves Italian food. Bar on Four offers cocktails, music and sports on screen, while The Deck Lounge is a seasonal outdoor terrace with views, cocktails, light bites and DJ nights in summer. The Lounge in the lobby serves coffee, tea and pastries, there is a pool bar, and in-room dining is available around the clock.

For relaxation, the Bodylines Fitness and Wellness Club has a fully equipped gym, sauna, steam room and spa. The heated outdoor pool is seasonal and opens from 09:00 to 18:30; there is no separate children's pool, which families with young children should bear in mind.

The hotel suits business travellers, couples and city-break visitors who want a modern five-star hotel close to the new heart of Amman. It is especially convenient for anyone attending events in Abdali or wanting easy access to shopping and cafés. Its tower setting and Abdali location give it a different, more urban feel from the hotels of Fifth Circle.

The King Abdullah I Mosque and the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts are among the sights within easy reach, and Downtown's Roman Theatre and Citadel are a short drive. Ask for a high floor when booking if views matter to you, and check whether The Deck Lounge is open during your stay, as it operates seasonally.

The hotel's general email is [email protected], useful for requests before arrival. For an evening out, The Boulevard's cafés, including a branch of Dimitri's Coffee, are a few minutes away on foot, and Jabal al-Weibdeh's galleries and Rumi Cafe are a short ride across the valley.

Amman Rotana FAQs

Where is Amman Rotana?

On Al Sawosana Al Sawoda Street in Abdali, next to The Boulevard.

How many rooms are there?

411 rooms and suites in a 50-floor tower.

Is it five-star?

Yes.

What restaurants and bars are there?

Threesixty, Gusto, Bar on Four, The Deck Lounge, The Lounge and a pool bar.

Is there a pool?

Yes, a heated seasonal outdoor pool open 09:00 to 18:30.

Is there a children's pool?

No, there is no dedicated children's pool.

Is there a gym and spa?

Yes, the Bodylines Fitness and Wellness Club with gym, sauna, steam room and spa.

How can you contact the hotel?

By phone on +962 6 520 8888 or by email at [email protected].

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