Grand Palace Hotel Amman, Amman

The hotel has spacious rooms and friendly staff who become more approachable over time. However, the overall experience is hampered by the tired condition of the facilities, and the dining options leave much to be desired. While the hotel is part of a larger complex, it feels more like a transit stop for tour groups rather than a luxury destination.

The hotel has spacious rooms that provide a comfortable stay, but the overall experience was marred by some maintenance issues and mediocre dining options. While the friendly staff became more engaging over time, the quality of amenities, particularly in the gym and pool, left much to be desired. It's a mixed bag of pros and cons, making it an okay choice for a short stay but not a standout option.

The hotel has a convenient central location which makes it easy to explore nearby attractions. My room was spacious enough, and the check-in process was quick. However, the overall condition of the hotel felt outdated and some areas weren’t very clean. Although the dinner and breakfast buffets were decent, the limited pool hours and some unpleasant room conditions were disappointing.

This hotel is a mixed bag. While the rooms can be spacious and some have been newly renovated, the overall upkeep is lacking, with old furnishings and maintenance issues. Although the breakfast offerings are decent, the lack of variety and the smoking smell throughout the hotel were significant downsides. If you’re on a tour group, it might suit your needs, but otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it.

The hotel presents itself as grand, but I found it to be more of an average experience. The rooms are spacious, and the access to the pool at the neighboring five-star hotel is a nice perk. However, the overall cleanliness and quality of dining left much to be desired, along with some frustrating issues like noisy neighbors and maintenance problems. While it offers a semi-decent stay, I'd consider alternatives for a more pleasant experience.