Still new-ish, very attractive art, lighting, carpets - clean and sparkling. Rooftop restaurant with decent fare.
Bed firm and clean.
No desk in rooms, so laptop work must be done on knees.
Outlets, as in most mid-East hotels, are often loose and won't hold a plug. That and being few in number.
Closer to Queen Alia Airport, so half the driving time and taxi fare than in Amman proper.
Seems over my four stays here that it is a popular wedding/event destination. However, if you are not part of the party, forget trying to watch TV or even sleep while the joyous party goes on above, resounding through thin floors/ceilings. It is past 9pm, early in the hot Middle East, for dinner and socializing, but if you have a flight or just want some peace and quiet, forget it.
Personnel are attentive; English is a stretch for some wait staff, but hey, I haven't tried very hard to learn Arabic.
Attractive, clean , new....I suspect that the thin construction may not bode well down the road, but for now, pleasant, until the party upstairs starts.
I will bear the time and taxi fare burden to go into Amman in future.
