Cheap hotels in Amman
Amman, Jordan’s hilly capital, is the usual gateway for visiting Petra, the Dead Sea and Jerash. The old downtown has ruins and markets; newer districts to the west have more hotels and restaurants.
Amman, Jordan’s hilly capital, is the usual gateway for visiting Petra, the Dead Sea and Jerash. The old downtown has ruins and markets; newer districts to the west have more hotels and restaurants.
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The old center by the Roman Theatre and Citadel — busy, historic and budget-friendly.
Cafés, galleries and boutique hotels on the hill above downtown.
A modern district with international hotels and a shopping boulevard.
A business district with many mid-range hotels and restaurants.
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March–May and September–November are the most comfortable for sightseeing; summers are hot, and winters can be cool and rainy.
It is possible, but Petra is roughly three hours’ drive each way, making for a very long day. Many travelers stay a night or more in Wadi Musa beside the site.
Downtown is the most historic and budget-friendly; Jabal Amman, Abdali and Shmeisani have more mid-range and upscale hotels.
Jordan receives many tourists each year, but conditions in the region can change — check your government’s current travel advice before you go.