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If you’re looking for a family-friendly hotel in Amman, look no further than Amman Cham Palace.
Nearby landmarks such as TIRAZ Widad Kawar Home for Arab Dress (1.1 mi) and King Abdullah Mosque (1.5 mi) make Amman Cham Palace a great place to stay when visiting Amman.
You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV and air conditioning, and you can stay connected during your stay as Amman Cham Palace Hotel offers guests free wifi.
The hotel features a concierge and room service. Plus, Amman Cham Palace offers a pool and free breakfast, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
Travellers looking to enjoy some tapas can head to Bonita Inn, Restaurant & Tapas or Copas Central. Otherwise, you may want to check out a cafe such as Books at Cafe, Shams El Balad, or Wild Jordan Center.
Amman is also known for some great art galleries, including Ola's Garden, Darat al Funun, and Dar Al-Anda Art Gallery, which are not too far from Amman Cham Palace Hotel.
The staff at Amman Cham Palace looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Star ratings are intended to indicate the general level of features, amenities, and services to expect. This property is classified according to Giata.
HOTEL STYLE
Mid-range
Family
Location
Shmeisani St, Amman 11194 Jordan
Amman Cham Palace
309 reviews
Getting there
Somewhat walkable
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We had a good sized room - it was nice to have a separate sitting area. The balconies are small. The rooms are clean and typically fitted out for a hotel of this rating. Staff are helpful and food good.
The main drawback is its location which is in the middle of housing and feels remote.
Our opinion is a perfectly comfortable hotel, possibly more appropriate for business users or tour groups.
The one thing we did like was that, if like us your flights into Amman land very early in the morning, they will let you check-in without charging you an extra night.
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Date of stay: April 2006
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We stayed at Cham Palace for 5 nights and it proved overall to be good value for money. The problems we had arose probably more from inexperience than anything else. The hotel is located outside the centre, but a taxi costs only about 1-2 JD (1JD is approx. 1 Euro, January 2007). Right across the hotel is a pharmacy (where you can get various Dead Sea products at much better prices than in the big souvenir shops located along the highway), two hairdressing salons (one for men, one for women), a mini-market and a small pizzeria. Close to the hotel (about 5 minutes walk, close to hotel Kempinsiky) are some cafes that are well-worth visiting if one enjoys getting to know the local culture (try the family-café ‘Sultan’ for Sahlep, waterpipe and some nice live music). Also close is the Shopping Mall Shmeisani, with a food court and a rel. big supermarket (good for buying herbs and filled dates and grapes!). The hotel has an outdoor pool (nothing fancy), but it was closed now, since it was too cold for swimming anyway. We went with a group, and were first given a room with two single beds despite having requested a double one. It required a lot of complaining from us, since the receptionist insisted that pushing together the beds was just as well, but after one day, we were given the requested room. Another problem was the lack of warm blankets – the hotel did not have a sufficient amount and we spent two nights freezing (the AC was insufficient). The third night we just complained so much that the receptionist produced one after all … The rooms are spacious and clean, with a sitting area, a safe and a mini bar (empty however). The bathroom was clean as well, the bathtub had a removable shower-handle. Toiletries were limited to shampoo, shower gel, body milk, shower cap and shoe-shine. We had warm water every night, towels were changed every day – I don’t know about the sheets. The rooms were overall quiet (we did not hear anything from the next rooms), but there was some construction noise outside. Both breakfast and dinner were good (not outstanding, but good). There is a relatively large variety of things, also for vegetarians, and most dishes were tasty. Dinner was served between 7.30 and 10.30 pm. It seems though, that every table was always missing something – be that napkins, salt and pepper, knives etc. The staff, however, was very friendly and always ready to oblige. When we forgot some things in the fridge after being given the room with the double bed, we phoned and informed the hotel about it, and they were nice enough to take our things to the new room. And, when we went to the Dead Sea for a day trip, they also provided us with soft towels, at no cost. So overall, if we went again to Amman, we would probably stay there again. The hotel might be slightly on the outskirts, but taxis are cheap and the mall as well as local cafes close by meant we had every thing we needed close by.
PS: Do try to find a post office to send your post cards from a post office. I remembered them on the night before our departure and the receptionist charged me 1 JD per card.
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Date of stay: January 2008
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I stayed in this hotel in June, 2016. Room was bigger, but very terrible smell and AC was not working properly. Poor housekeeping. Room is not soundproof. Lots of noise coming in the room. Breakfast average.
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Date of stay: June 2016
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Trip type: Travelled solo
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We booked this hotel through our travel agent as it seemed to offer good services at a reasonable price. This is not true. It is terrible. It seems in winter that the heating is turned off; we were offered a heater by the concierge but it was so cold I had to ask for two! The water was tepid, which only rose to luke warm after a visit by maintenance. We may have been the only people in the hotel because we were the only two at breakfast & dinner. They had to telephone the orders to someone & they took a while to arrive, so it was possible that they cooked elsewhere & brought the food in. Although the dinner was pleasant enough, the breakfast was poor in variety & flavour. I would avoid this place at all costs. It's only saving grace were some helpful staff in Maria & Khalid.
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Date of stay: January 2020
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Room Tip:Go to another hotel.
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We spent a couple of days in Amman in March. We really liked the hotel, the room is spacious, it even has a little sitting area abd from the balcony we could see a part of Amman.The room and the bathroom was spotless, the breakfast and dinner buffet had great selection and the staff very friendly. The hotel is far from the city centre but for 2-3 JD the taxi can take you in downtown. The taxi drivers were very honest they didn't try to overcharge us! Across the hotel you can find a pharmacy where you can get dead sea products --cheaper --among other things. nice hotel and nice people
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Date of stay: March 2009
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This hotel was located very close to a mosque. We definitely heard the prayers early in the morning and this didn't help our sleep cycles. Further and worse, this hotel threw away my plastic bag containing souvenirs from Egypt and Jordan because housekeeping thought it was trash! This bag was NOT in the trashcan but on a table that was NOT near a trashcan. This means that housekeeping is going through my belongings. I complained to management and they did not provide any competent help.
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Date of stay: December 2007
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Hotel is clean and well maintained. Pool is small. Nice view. Good and quite neighborhood. Food is not great, and very little of their traditional. I was expecting some of theirs. No fruits or very little. Beverages not too expensive.
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Date of stay: June 2014
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Trip type: Travelled solo
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I was at this hotel with a group of people. Firstly I was informed that no wifi available in the whole hotel unless one will pay for it.That I could understand. There were no bottles of water in the rooms at all. That I could also undersatnd. The last straw was when at dinner time in the dinning room , my group was not even given water..can you imagine. I was told that we had to pay for water. My group decided that drinking the soup will be enough. I have been to Jordan many times and all hotels provide, even Petra hotels do provide drinking water in their rooms as well as in the dinning area.At the end of the day I had to call my local operator to instruct them to give me drinking water or I will have to purchase a 500ml bottle for USD 4.This I cannot understand.
I will not put my groups in this hotel as there are plenty more good and reliable hotels in Jordan. The hotel should take this as a constructive feedback and review the standard of their hotel.
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Date of stay: April 2013
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
Room Tip:Choose higher floors .
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I stayed at this hotel for 4 days and I rate this Hotel as average . International calls made from this Hotel would make you weep while checking out. ( Jordanese dont play with calling cards) Food is "Value for money" though.(Meaning good) The room kept on getting locked and the card key had to be rechanged atleast on 2 occassions. Room service was efficient though. Staff understands basic English. Wanted to know whether the Hotel had a sauna, couldnt explain it and ended up with 2 maintainance chaps coming up my room (202) and asking me " Smoke in your Bathroom? Awkardly placed and taxis are reluctant . Theres a a good pharmacy in the front though found useful. The TV dosent show many channels though. Spoons are rarely available , at the dining,restaurant and room service , be content with a fork or knife. Corn flakes? fork it up your mouth. The staff was courteous though,nothing to complain. The swimming pool's a large bath tub but good enough. if in Jordan ,would I be at the Cham Palace again? No Thanks. I would look somewhere else.
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Date of stay: June 2008
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Trip type: Travelled on business
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The hotel is very poor in its services and location, it is not located near to the places for sightseeing and the services are very poor. The staff can barely speak english, and the hotel provides only the basics for stay. There is no way to relax as the neighborhood where it is located is always busy. The time needed to provide any service by the staff takes ages and sometimes they are not delivered at all!!!! highly not recommended.
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Date of stay: May 2017
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
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take the airport taxi they have fixed price from airport to amman. around 35 use. it takes 35 minutes to hotel. tell the taxi driver that cham palace is also called Amman Al Cham hotel.
We were picked up at the airport by our tour guide's bus, but I had seen signs of shuttle buses to the centre of town. One of those would probably be your most economical and safe means to get to the hotel
There are more places to choose from in the Amman area.
ALSO KNOWN AS
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LOCATION
JordanAmman GovernorateAmman
NUMBER OF ROOMS
141
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