Hotels With Pools in Amman Governorate, Jordan

"The hotel's location on the Boulevard is great, and the staff are friendly."

"Good location, smack in the middle of the city (difficult to drive, easy to cab). Staff are friendly but they might be too busy. Asked for some toiletries and ice, it was slow to reach us. fridge not wining in the hotel"

"The refrigerator is unemployed, the television is not 5 channels, it doesn't work very clearly, the air conditioning is old, it doesn't work well, the bathroom doesn't work along, and I didn't find some bad philosophy."

"Hotel overall facilities are dated but functional. Room noise insulation is poor. My room is located next to the lift, I can hear every guest exiting/entering the lift, not to mention traffic outside the hotel. Breakfast is decent. Overall great location, close proximity to Amman citadel. One major incident I experienced: My reservation is on 29/12-30/12. I arrived at the hotel around 9pm, after a five-hour drive in adverse weather, only to be told by Laith the front desk manager there was no record of my reservation and requested me to contact Trip.com to resolve. He showed me a different booking with my name made by Trip supplier Travco on 29/11-30/11. This is an obvious typo by Travco. The email communication is between Travco and Hotel Toledo. Shouldn’t the front desk contact Travco directly to resolve the issue instead of asking the customer to contact Trip? I understand the work flow is customer ＞ Trip ＞ Travco ＞ Hotel Toledo. Asking the customer to contact Trip is going in circles and not the most efficient since mistake is by supplier Travco. Initially, Laith refused to accept it’s a typo and insisted the person with the same name as me has checked in on 29/11-30/11. Despite the circumstances and the obvious inconvenience, Laith chose to rigidly hide behind hotel policy, I was not allowed to check in unless I pay a deposit of 60 JD. I refused as I had already fully paid for the room. I was kept waiting at the reception for 1.5 hours while Laith reviewed the issue, which was eventually confirmed to be a typo made by the third-party agent Travco. Also Laith confirmed that 29/11-30/11 was a no show. An hour ago he mentioned the person has checked in on the above date was a lie. The mounting frustration was too much for me to bear. Yes, I raised my voice and created a scene. I mentioned from the start and repeated 5 times it’s a typo by Travco. Laith took 1.5 hour to accept. The final straw is audible verbal profanity from Laith himself (To Laith: I did not audibly mention profanity, it was up to what you interpret from my mouth). Laith threaten to call the police, citing I was creating a scene in the hotel. This behavior was unprofessional, unnecessarily confrontational, and unacceptable in a hospitality setting. It demonstrated a total lack of customer care. This is not a government office, Laith could have taken a softer approach to allow the guest to check in, while he proactively resolve with Travco, not asking guest to call Travco! Not debating about typo with guest! My reservation was fully paid and non-refundable, yet I was left standing at the reception for 1.5 hours due to errors made by Travco and decisions taken by Laith. The situation was mishandled from start to finish, and my frustration was a result of being forced to endure an unnecessary and avoidable ordeal. This was hospitality at its worst."

"The hotel has a great location, right across from the University of Jordan, making it a highly recommended choice. The breakfast is plentiful, with something for everyone. There are also restaurants nearby, such as KFC and McDonald's, and the local roasted chicken is quite good."

"This hotel is excellent, top-notch in every aspect. It's clean and well-equipped. The car service is very convenient. The staff are incredibly warm and responsible, especially Manager Ahmad AlrawajFeh, who handled my check-in with exceptional professionalism. On the evening of the 12th, I arrived at the hotel by airport taxi without any cash. The driver only accepted cash, so I had to ask the hotel for help. The manager immediately informed me that there was an ATM in the hotel where I could withdraw cash. I then told him that the driver was demanding extra money as a tip. Upon hearing this, Manager Ahmad quickly assured me not to worry. He said I could withdraw money from the ATM, and he would help me with change so I could pay the driver the exact amount on the receipt. This saved me a lot of hassle. I am truly, truly grateful to him. Coming to a strange country alone, it was a huge relief to have a problem resolved so easily. Because of this experience, I now think Jordan is a wonderful country."