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"I had a wonderful stay at Zaman ya Zaman Boutique Hotel in Amman. Adnan and the entire staff were incredibly kind, welcoming, and always happy to help with anything I needed. Their hospitality truly made my stay special. The hotel is perfectly located in downtown Amman, close to great food, shopping, and many key attractions. As a female solo traveler, I felt completely safe both at the hotel and walking around the surrounding area, which meant a lot to me. My room and private bathroom were spotlessly clean, and the bed was extremely comfortable — I slept so well every night. The complimentary breakfast was absolutely amazing and a perfect way to start the day. I would highly recommend Zaman ya Zaman Boutique Hotel to anyone visiting Amman and would happily stay here again."

"Remarkable service, hospitality, food quality, location. Highly recommend "

"Great staff and service "

"Great staff and clean rooms next to many restaurants. I would recommend to anyone looking to stay in Amman."

"The location was great for me. The staff were very helpful when I needed it. Best of all the room and bathroom were clean and spacious for my needs. "

"Excellent stay! Close to trendy Rainbow Street. Really helpful staff! Highly recommended!"

"Perfect location and good manager (susan) was v helpful "

"We booked this hotel because of the free breakfast, even though there is no free parking provided. We stayed there three nights and found street parking nearby, not an issue. The free breakfast was basic but good enough, we liked it. The room is a bit old but fine by us, as air conditioning is strong enough to have a good night sleep. The hotel is very close to the city center and a free market, so we can have dinner and bought lots of fruit and cucumber at a bargain price. Overall we like it here."

"Dali was the perfect place to stay to explore Amman and the rest of Jordan for us! It's tucked away in a street just off of the bustling but comparatively quieter hilltop of Jabal Al Lweibdeh, which hosts a range of chilled eateries, coffee houses and shops. It's a short walk down the hill to downtown Amman, and not too far from Rainbow street and the Citadel (although those who aren't fond of hills and steps may prefer a taxi). Yassan at reception was incredibly helpful, and was swift to help arrange travel from the airport as well as a day trip to Wadi Mujib and the Dead Sea (which are very difficult to reach by public transport) for very reasonable prices."