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History & hospitality companied at MENEUR HOTEL Amman- Jordan on behalf of my concierge Team & I are privileged to have you as our valued guest, our job is to ensure that all your needs are met and that will want to return to Jordan again.
Our Meneur Concierge team are would specially trained to become "Your Luxury Desire Our Aim" local activities and must – see, off the beaten track places in Amman and Jordan as one, therefore making guests feel like home and recommending activities for them to be done, Which are chosen upon the guests needed.


The Perfect Day

• MORNING

My favorite thing in the morning is to go to the old city centre, or Balad, and wander around the traditional souks and street markets, looking at the wares, listening to the haggling, and stopping here and there for coffee or sweets. After that, a trip up to the Citadel, the hilltop centre of ancient Amman. Here, one can walk among many reminders of the city's long history, such as the remains of the Roman temple of Hercules, a sixth-century Byzantine church, and the impressive Umayyad Palace. The National Archaeological Museum is also here, and has a small but fascinating collection of antiquities, including pieces of the Dead Sea Scrolls. On the way back down, pass by the palace and burial place of the late King Hussein.

  

• AFTERNOON

The Dead Sea is just 45 minutes from Amman. It really is one of the most incredible places in the world, over 400 meters below sea level. The name speaks for itself. It is one of the saltiest bodies of water on earth and there is no life in it at all. There is no feeling like the one I get every time I go there and drink a cocktail while floating in the lovely warm waters, gazing at the wonderful views of the West Bank. I then take a mud bath full of warm minerals, which leaves my skin perfect.

  

• EVENING

Al-Pasha Turkish bath is a perfect place to spend a relaxing evening - comforting and luxurious. Turkish baths are famous in the Middle East, dating from the time when Jordan and other countries were all part of the Ottoman Empire. I never feel cleaner than I do after a massage and the hot water treatment at the Al-Pasha, while sipping some real refreshing juices.

DID YOU KNOW?
Ancient churches
Some of the world's earliest known churches have been recently discovered in Jordan. The remains of a mud brick building in Aqaba may be the world's oldest known
purpose-built church, dating from the late third or early fourth century AD.

Black Iris
The black iris is the official flower of Jordan. It usually blooms in late March, but don't pick it up; it's not only an endangered species but also won't live indoors.

Internet Street
Irbid, Jordan's second-largest city, has the longest street of internet cafes in the world, according to the Guinness Book of Records.

The Flag of Jordan
The Jordanian flag symbolizes the Kingdom's roots in the Great Arab Revolt of 1916, and is adapted from the revolt banner.		  
WHAT TO PACK
Backpack
If you're planning any hiking, bring a backpack with you. Those manufactured in Jordan are very badly made.

Clothes
Pack swimming gear even in winter, since the temperature is fine for bathing all year round in the Dead Sea or at Aqaba.

Shoes
Pack a pair of comfy walking shoes, especially if you are planning to visit Petra or Wadi Rum.

Weather
Winter is mild, although it often rains and sometimes even snows. Summer is very hot. There is almost no humidity in summer and often a nice breeze at night. The Jordan valley and Aqaba are 5-10 degrees warmer than Amman.