I stayed 10 days for a conference. The food is nice especially for lunch but breakfast lacks variety especially for foreigners. The hotel is close to Jabal Hussein, its just walking distance which makes shopping all the more fun while in Amman. Taxis are available 7/24 just waiting for you as you come out from the hotel. There is security check immediately as you enter the hotel which may be cumbersome but make you feels safe at the same time. A bit too pricely but i will stay here again mext time

Our group arrived to the hotel very late at night. We were exhausted from our trip from the U.S. and were surprised and grateful that the hotel restaurant employees stayed very late so that we could eat dinner. It was 2am when we arrived and the employees greeted us with smiles and excellent service. The room was spacious and comfortable, including a spacious bathroom. The hotel lobby is beautiful. I did encounter an issue at the hotel related to my SPG status. I recently became SPG Platinum again, though my card is an SPG Gold card. I showed the card to the front desk in order to get free wifi and the front desk employee told me that it was not an SPG Gold card. He said my profile showed that I did not have any SPG status. I explained that I am SPG Lifetime Gold. Although I wasn't able to resolve the issue in person, I resolved it with the hotel after I departed. If I am in Amman again, I will definitely return to Le Meridien

I guess my header sets the tone when I say that the Le Meridian in Amman has clearly seen better days. It's a rather old hotel, with nice staff but rooms and most of their restaurants are certainly not up to scratch.
As for the rooms, my colleague and my bathroom where both really dirty with hair in both sinks, the mattress is ok but bed sheets are a bit rough- I have certainly seen better at five star hotels in Amman. The tv selection is also limited and if you have a room facing the main road in the back of the hotel, good luck with keeping your windows open over night.
In terms if the restaurants, the lebanese and the Benihana are ok (the Benihana in Dubai is still better though), but avoid going for the Chinese restaurant. We were told that the restaurant is average but since my colleagues and fancied Chinese we thought we could give it a go. A bid mistake!!! The service was slow and the food is not even of a one star standard- dumplings were try, the soups had no flavour and the main courses could have been from the take away place from around the corner. All of us suffered from the food at that night.
On the positive side, we organised an event there which was handled very professionally with a new setup for the event. I must say that I generally am a supporter of the Le Meridian hotel chain, but this definitely excludes the one in Amman.

Was in Jordan for business. Found the hotel a very professional environment. Large with several restaurant choices. lebanese restaurant was very good. Breakfasts were included and satisfying with yogurt and fruit and granola, eggs, pastries, good coffee. Free wifi in rooms. Entry area and security were separate enough from main lobby to feel safe inside. Room amenities were as one might expect but not exceptional. Some rooms had issues with plumbing (shower diverter didnt work and needed to be fixed, shower didnt get hot enough) and some rooms smelled like cigarette smoke even tho they were nonsmoking. Staff was generally very kind if not effusive. Restaurant staffs were terrific. Location is good for business and a 5 dinar cab ride from the roman amphitheatre and old downtown shops. Overall i would recommend this hotel.