The entrance to the hotel made it seem very elegant but was amazed at how noisy the room was. The hotel is located on a busy street that has heavy traffic all night -- but the windows clearly didn't block any of the noise. Even earplugs didn't help! Also, since we got in late we opted to eat in the top floor dining room restaurant. What a bad idea! No one there -- there was a desultory buffet with quite warmed over, unappetizing food. Don't eat there! Breakfast buffet was adequate but choices not very large.

I stayed in this hotel for 3 nights in November 2012, during check in the staff were very welcoming and helpful, I even got an upgrade to a suite.

The suite was fine and spacious enough, well deocarated.

The rooms does not have proper sound isolation, yes no sound proof windows, I couldn't sleep at night because i was staying in the third floor and speeding car noise was so annoying.

The bathroom was not so ergonomic, the wash sink was too small and the shower tub has a partial glass door, which made the bathroom floor completly wet after every shower.

Breakfast buffet quality is good enough but lacks variety and options.

Overall the hotel is very good because its still new, I hope that they can keep it up and maintain the standards which Jordan's hotels really lacks.

it new brand hotel , small and comfortable the staff need more training but all they nice,
also i would like to thank the excellent and top of proffisional Mr. murad (the night manager) for his attitude and professionalism really he makes us happy.
the food its nice and good and they had good collection of local wine.

This hotel was excellent in every way, possibly because it is brand new. Unfortunately we were only there for the first night of our pilgrimage. We stayed in three other hotels but none of them came up to the same standard. There was an excellent choice of food, particularly starters, and the staff were very helpful. Best of all was the bed, the most comfortable I have ever slept in.