Picolo recommends · Hotel in Amman, Jordan
Four Seasons Hotel Amman
High on one of Amman's hills, this is the hotel where you open the curtains and the whole city lies spread out in front of you.
Amman is built across a series of hills, and this hotel claims one of the tallest. From most rooms you look out over a sea of pale stone houses, minarets and rooftops that turns golden in the evening.
The Four Seasons has a long reputation in the city for service that rarely slips and a breakfast spread worth getting up for. It is a classic luxury hotel in the best sense: predictable, calm and well run.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Four Seasons Hotel Amman
We like it for consistency. If you want a hotel in Amman where you never have to think about the details, this is the safe choice, with views that remind you exactly where you are.
It is a fair distance from the old town, so you will rely on taxis. Travellers looking for something new or design-led may find the style more traditional than exciting.
What you get
- City views from most rooms
- Generous breakfast
- Attentive service
- Restaurants on site
- Classic luxury rooms
A day at Four Seasons Hotel Amman
- Morning
- A long breakfast with the view stretching across the hills.
- Midday
- Taxi down to the souks and the Roman theatre.
- Afternoon
- Coffee on Rainbow Street before heading back uphill.
- Evening
- The Citadel at sunset, then dinner back at the hotel.
Location
Amman, Jordan
Open in MapsQuestions about Four Seasons Hotel Amman
Does Four Seasons Hotel Amman have good views?
Yes. It stands on one of the highest points in the city, and most rooms look out over Amman.
How far is Four Seasons Hotel Amman from the old town?
It is some way out, so a taxi is the easiest option. Rides across Amman are short outside rush hour.
Is breakfast good at Four Seasons Hotel Amman?
The breakfast is known for being generous, and it is one of the things guests tend to remember about the stay.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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