Grand Hyatt Amman

Jordan Amman

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Hotel overview

The Grand Hyatt is one of our favourite Amman hotels. You enter into an open, spacious lobby which is contemporary in style, and elegantly simple with marble floors and understated furnishings enlivened by dashes of bold colour. This styling is carried through to the rooms which are luxurious but unpretentious. The bathrooms are a big draw, with walk-in separate showers that are powerful and relaxing. Another big draw is the range of facilities, with an upmarket health club, gym, indoor and outdoor pools and three restaurants. The 32° North restaurant typifies modern Amman, with an open kitchen, fibre-optic lighting and futuristic furnishings.

Key Facilities

  • Swimming Pool
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Internet
  • Gym/fitness
  • Spa
  • Business Centre

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Quirky excursions

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Excursion

Iraq Al-Amir Women's Cooperative

Iraq Al-Amir is not only famous for its ancient archaeological sites (Qasr al Abd), natural caves, and its many springs, but here, you will also find the Iraq Al-Amir’s Women’s Cooperative Society. Established in 1993 by the Noor Al Hussein Foundation (NHF), it is managed and run by women in the local community who are members of the Society, which has created many job opportunities for women in the local community. The Society offers many handicraft-related experiences such as ceramic-making, natural paper-making, hand weaving, and soap making. Most importantly, the society has become a centre where tourists and locals stop by to enjoy food-related experiences.

Excursion

The Desert Castles

A series of ancient buildings that now lie beside the main road heading east into the desert from Amman. They could be more suggestively named the Desert Pleasure Palaces: they'd probably get more visitors this way! They were built by the Umayyad dynasty, the second Arab caliphate established in the wake of the death of Mohammed, and served no defensive purpose, as they were actually hunting lodges and bathing houses for the ruling elite. There are three main ones to visit. Kharaneh is a solid, square structure with towers on each corner. The unadorned brickwork, arched windows and doors and symmetry of the structure make it great for photographing. At Qasr Amra, you approach the building from an elevated position, allowing you to appreciate the domed roof of the bath house. Amra has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and as soon as you step inside you understand why as the walls are adorned with remarkable frescoes. Although they have been damaged by shepherds who used the buildings as shelters after they fell into disuse, the content of the frescoes is what is so remarkable: there is a real merging of nascent Islamic style with traditional Greek art; there are animals behaving like humans, an amazingly accurate star map depicting the Zodiac, and perhaps surprisingly, images of wine consumption and naked women. The final Desert Castle that most people visit is Azraq, which you can read about in our entry dedicated entirely to Azraq. You may wish to extend your tour to include Qasr Hallabat. One of the more elaborate 'Desert Castle's', it was originally built as a Roman Fort, eventually evolving into a country palace with mosaic floors, a chapel and monastery, with the monastery later being converted into storerooms by the Umayyads.

Excursion

Amman City Tour

Although an unashamedly modern city, Amman does have a history dating back thousands of years, and a tour of the city takes you through this past. The Jordan Museum presents the history and cultural heritage of Jordan, flowing with comprehensive galleries that reflect the ongoing story of Jordan’s past, present, and future. Originally situated on seven hills at the heart of the present-day city, Amman was known as Philadelphia during the Greek and Roman periods, when it was a member of the Decapolis federation. The remains of the Temple of Hercules that dominates the capitol hill dates back to this period, as does the incredibly intact Roman amphitheatre, still used for festivals and performances, and the Roman Nymphaeum in downtown Amman. You will also discover atop the capitol, the Ummayed remains of mosques and palaces plus the Archaeological Museum.

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