The Four Seasons Amman occupies a fantastic location within Jordan's capital. This luxurious city hotel combines smart rooms, excellent service, and a great range of facilities, including a choice of restaurants and a pool, to ensure a comfortable stay.
The Premium Rooms are the same as the Superior Rooms but located on higher floors for better city views
The Four Seasons has both an indoor and an outdoor pool, located on the rooftop
The hotel has a good range of dining options, with menus to suit all tastes
The Four Seasons is conveniently located, only a short drive from the bars and restaurants of downtown Amman
The Four Seasons Amman has 15-storeys, offering sweeping views of city. There are 192 generously-sized guest rooms and suites, which have all been luxuriously furnished and have a smart city-hotel feel, whilst still being wonderfully comfortable. The rooms have modern amenities, and bathrooms feature a separate bathtub and shower.
The hotel has two inviting swimming pools, one indoor and one outdoor, located side by side on the rooftop. The temperatures in Jordan can be quite cool in the autumn and spring, and snow in winter is not uncommon, and so a decent-sized indoor pool is a welcome facility. For ultimate relaxation, head to the hotels' spa, which embraces the country's natural resouces with the use of Dead Sea products.
The Four Seasons has three restaurants, which feature French, Mediterranean and grill menus. Afternoon tea is available at The Foyer Lounge, and the SIRR bar offers a speakeasy-style setting and extensive drinks list.
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If comfort comes high on your list when you travel, the Four Seasons is the one to stay at.
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Located on Al-Kindi Street between the prestigious Al Sweifiyah residential area and the Shmeisani financial district, in the heart of Jordan’s bustling capital city. Downtown Amman is easily reached by private car or taxi for the Citadel and the Roman Theatre.
5-hour direct flight from London Heathrow to Queen Alia International Airport, Amman. The Four Seasons is a 30-minute transfer from Amman airport, where meet and greet is included as standard, with assistance through customs and immigration, followed by a private transfer.
Family Fun in Jordan
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Ultimate Jordan
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Highlights of Egypt and Jordan
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Ajloun Castle
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Amman Walking Tour
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