Four Seasons Hotel Amman occupies a commanding position on one of the city’s highest hills, giving it broad views across Jordan’s capital while keeping guests within easy reach of central Amman. The hotel was also Four Seasons’ first property in the Middle East, opening in 2003.
There are 192 rooms and suites, and even entry-level accommodation is generous by city-hotel standards. The design draws on Jordanian colours, materials and cultural influences rather than relying on a generic international-luxury aesthetic.
Dining is another strong point. La Capitale offers contemporary French brasserie cooking, Olea focuses on breakfast, while SIRR adds Japanese Nikkei cuisine. There are also relaxed lounge and seasonal poolside options, plus 24-hour in-room dining.
The wellness facilities give the property much more of a resort feel than many capital-city hotels. Guests have access to an indoor heated pool, a seasonal rooftop outdoor pool, whirlpool, spa, fitness centre and even a squash court.
Four Seasons Amman is particularly useful as the beginning or end of a wider Jordan itinerary. You can spend time exploring the capital, then continue to Petra, Wadi Rum or the Dead Sea while retaining the comfort and predictability of a serious luxury hotel.
