Prophet Nuh Tomb

Pleasant stay and friendly staff

Maybe it was just our room that made me not like this hotel. Yes, it is in a great location, with an amazing little cafe a 1 minute walk away, Shababeek Albalad Cafe. But, the room shape was weird and inconvenient. It wasn't now square or rectangular. This meant some areas were spacious, while you had to squeeze into other areas. The shower shape was the worst. Being only about 40 centimeters wide at the front, and maybe 70 centimeters at the back. This thin shower, combined with a shower curtain that hung several centimeters off the floor, combined for a awful shower where the bathroom floor gets soaked, even with towel on the floor, and the wet shower curtain keeps sticking to you as you try to shower. If other rooms have better, more functional designs, the hotel is worth staying in, if you can guarantee one of those rooms.

My stay at The Conroy Boutique hotel was good. While the property itself could use a refurbishment as it's a bit tired, it was clean and in a decent area of Amman. As a single female traveler, I felt safe in the area as well. I liked that the hotel has several restaurants, something for everyone. ~ Gaia Restaurant - fabulous vibe in the evening and very good food. I loved their evening jazz playlist while enjoying my dinner. I also had 1 breakfast here, which was also good. ~ The Salad Shop - excellent salads, wide variety and large portions. ~ Murphy's Pub - lunch and dinner, pub food. Pool table. The food here is very good. ~ Murphy's Garden (could also be called Murphys House of Rock) - I grabbed dinner here one evening. It's the same menu as Murphy's pub, just outside with a jazzier vibe than the pub. I liked this, although it was a bit chilly in the evening, so I opted to eat in the pub instead. The biggest compliment I have is for the staff. The front desk, security, restaurant, maintenance and cleaning staff - were all so friendly and went out of their way to make my stay comfortable. If your visit to Amman includes lots of sightseeing away from the hotel, I would definitely recommend The Conroy Boutique Hotel. It's inexpensive with cheerful staff and easy to get anywhere in Amman from here via Taxi or Uber. If you are looking for a hotel to relax at on site, since this one doesn't have a pool, you might be happier elsewhere. Overall, excellent stay. Recommend