May 2013. A well located hotel with well tended public areas yet worn out, poor rooms. We checked initially into room 420 which had a broken window lock, literally hanging from the frame making leaving the window neither open nor closed and a hairdryer hanging from the wall. We rejected this room and were offered room 422 which appeared OK,... More

I stayed in this hotel on our recent tour of Jordan and Palestine with my parents. The hotel rooms were large, clean and comfortable. The bathrooms were spotless and the showers were powerful. I opted for the in-room wifi package and this was fast and reliable. There is free wifi in the lobby. I wasn't able to book the room... More

This hotel is well located with some stunning views over Amman. The restaurant area on the top floor is a must for these views. Rooms were good and ours was very spacious and comfortable. But the wireless connections through the hotel were highly variable, and tended to drop out. The wireless in our room was very challenging, yet it was... More

in an Amman where extremely large hotels are the norm, the experience of Landmark is much more personal. This is no small hotel, but its staff makes you feel at home and the interior is warm. One does not feel lost in endless corridors or restaurants. I've been here only twice and staff have remembered my name. The rooms are... More

My husband and I chose to take a break from our hectic lives with work and four children, to celebrate our 21st wedding anniversary at Landmark Amman. We are so happy we made this choice, and we will be back as soon as we have the opportunity. Our room was immaculately clean and spacious beyond words. Every detail at Landmark... More

Like Anna Karenina's happy families, business-hotels-cum-conference-center are all alike. They offer wide rooms, well-equipped meeting facilities, big entrance hall, professional personnel, etc. The downside here is the location, which is in a nondescript neighborhood not very close to city center, the gloomy view (at least from the "premium" room I was occupying), and the poor maintenance of the guest rooms.... More

Stayed at Landmark for one night. Big room with sitting area (sofa and coffee table), overlooked the tennis court. Compared to other 5 star hotels in Amman, the Landmark offers relatively good value for the money. Free wi-fi. Free two bottles of water and coffee/tea bags with electric pot to boil water. Hotel is up a small slope off a... More

Visited Amman on business and stayed in a couple of 5 star hotels before, and during my recent visit I stayed for the first time at Landmark Amman Hotel. As any, I had worries and concerns about the hotel, yet the moment I saw the driver who's picking me up from the hotel and holding a sign with my name... More

I stayed there with a friend for 5 days, a little bit outdated but other than that it was a great stay the staff was awesome. I was amazed when I went down for breakfast the first time it was really a VIP breakfast set up, the food was great the setting was so great, so much variety to chose... More