1. Petra Marriott Hotel 5* – Halal Hotels Jordan

Offering outdoor pool and a restaurant, Marriott Petra Hotel is located in Wadi Musa. Free Wi-Fi access is available in public areas.

Rooms here will provide you with a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and a minibar. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a hairdryer and a bathrobe. Some rooms have a mountain view. Extras include a seating area and cable channels.

At Marriott Petra Hotel you will find a buffet and a la carte restaurant. Other services offered include meeting facilities, luggage storage and shops on site.

Surrounded by the Petra mountains, this modern hotel is 6 km from the carved rock Al-Khazneh temple and Siq, the iconic entrance to the ancient city of Petra.

The contemporary rooms feature flat-screen TVs, minibars, iPhone docks, and tea and coffeemakers; most have valley or mountain views. The suites add separate living areas. Wi-Fi is offered (fee). Room service is available 24/7.

There are 2 restaurants, and a tent experience with traditional Bedouin dishes and music. There’s also a sauna, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a stylish bar and lounge with panoramic mountain views. Massages are offered in a spa with a steam room.

Petra is an ancient city that once was considered to be a myth, hidden for centuries from prying eyes. The Petra Marriott Hotel is conveniently located on a steep sloping site overlooking the dramatic and picturesque Petra Valley. Concealed within the quite magnificent mountains in the red rose desert, Petra is one of Jordan’s national treasures and by far its best known tourist attraction. Petra, the world wonder, is a magnificent city and there is nothing in the world resembles it.

Although much has been written about Petra, nothing really prepares you for this amazing place. It has to be seen to be believed.

The property overlooks Petra, so it has a stunning view, but the nearest town is not within walking distance. The entrance to Petra is approximately a ten minute drive.

The staff are welcoming and helpful. They speak English very well and are eager to assist. The room I had was clean and the bed was comfortable, but the room looked a bit worn.

The bathroom was clean; however, it did smell of mildew. The room comes with two bottles of water compliments of the hotel. The TV had some English and non-English channels.

The breakfast buffet offered traditional Muslim fare as well as western/American usuals (Sorry, no pork bacon. Just beef bacon). The bar offers small plates that’s also well priced and the service is excellent.

The building itself looks clean and nice–the rooms are attractive–and there is a provision for prayer space for Muslims.

The service was great, the view is breathtaking and you can enjoy sitting near the slope and have panoramic views of the Petra mountain ranges. I recommend staying here if you want to experience a unique Bedouin culture and cuisine at Al Matl Tent. We enjoyed authentic Bedouin drinks, traditional dishes, and Jordanian music.

The Bedouin food is absolutely delicious. The trunk room is a unique experience as well. Everyone was helpful and provided us with the best service. The staff was very interested in our needs.

First, the location is fabulous. Sure it’s not steps away from the Petra attractions, but it’s high up and provides an amazing view of the area. We were there two nights, and had two amazing sunsets to take in.

We felt the service was fabulous. We do pretty much exclusively stay at Marriotts, so we do have status, and that could have something to do with it, but I get the sense that the staff is generally lovely with everyone.

The food was good. The breakfast and dinner buffets have a large variety.

Highly recommend the doing dinner and hookah in the bedouin tent one night. The drinks and snacks at the bar were fairly priced (comparable to other hotels or even a bit less).

How much does a room costs at Petra Marriott Hotel ?

Prices start 160$/night for Standard Room, Guest room, 2 Double.
The Mountain Premium Room, 2 Double is 187$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

This double room has a soundproofing, air conditioning and electric kettle.

Where to book online –Petra Marriott Hotel – Halal Hotels Jordan – you can find the best halal friendly hotels deals in Jordan during Festival of Sacrifice which  is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Jordan on Booking.com or Agoda.com or Expedia.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.

2. Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Aqaba 5* – Muslim Friendly Hotels Jordan

Located on the beachfront in Aqaba, Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Aqaba features a private beach area and free WiFi. Boasting a 24-hour front desk, this property also provides guests with an outdoor pool. The property has a garden, as well as a restaurant that serves seafood cuisine.

All guest rooms comes with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a coffee machine, a bath, free toiletries and a desk. The rooms come with a private bathroom and a bidet, and selected rooms will provide you with a terrace. Guest rooms will provide guests with a wardrobe and a kettle.

The hotel offers a continental or buffet breakfast.

The property has a sauna.

Offering views of the Gulf of Aqaba, this posh hotel is 2 km from the 12th-century Aqaba Fortress and 10 km from King Hussein International Airport.

Featuring soundproof floor-to-ceiling windows, marble bathrooms and accent rugs, the ornate rooms and suites offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and safes, as well as sitting areas, minifridges, balconies, and tea and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms add butler service and/or whirlpool tubs. Room service is available 24/7.

Amenities include a spa with plunge pools, an infinity pool, a salon and a gym, plus 3 restaurants, a gift shop and a private beach. Breakfast, parking and water sports are available.

A luxurious, emblematic manor house, Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Saraya Aqaba represents Jordan’s rich heritage and hidden treasures. Located on the shores of the Red Sea, our hotel is a priceless gem in the ancient port city of Aqaba. Enjoy a variety of culinary tastes from Mediterranean, to Seafood and Middle Eastern cuisine curated by our master chefs or simply relax in our Spa with treatments inspired by Asia, Europe and Middle East.

Experience a unique opportunity to visit Wadi Rum and Petra, explore the wonders they have to offer and dive in one of the best scuba diving spots in the world – The Red Sea.

Almanara hotel is one of the best choice available in Aqaba where it mixes the beautiful of Arabic architecture with modern detailing.
The staff are very helpful and aware of every detail.

Privacy is highly respected as only hotel’s clients can get access to its facilities.
The views of the balcony of which room we have inspected was remarkable, as most of the hotel’s rooms are overlooking the Red sea.

How much does a room costs at Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Aqaba ?

Prices start 269$/night for Classic Room with Private Balcony.
The Premium Villa Suite, 1 Bedroom Smaller Villa, 1 King with Private Pool
 is 1141$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

This suite features air conditioning, seating area and private pool.

Where to book online –Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Aqaba – Halal Hotels Jordan – you can find the best halal friendly hotels deals in Jordan during Festival of Sacrifice which  is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Jordan on Booking.com or Agoda.com or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.

3. Amman Rotana 5* – Halal Hotels Amman Jordan

Located in the central business, social and residential destination, Amman’s new downtown, Al Abdali, Amman Rotana is the first tower hotel in Jordan offering 412 lavish rooms and suites, housed across 50 floors at 188 m high. The hotel has a spa centre and sauna and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.

Rooms have a flat-screen TV. Certain units have a seating area where you can relax. You will find a coffee machine in the room. Every room has a private bathroom with a bath and bidet, with bath robes provided. For your comfort, you will find slippers and a hair dryer.

This 5-star hotel is designed in a vibrant modern style providing a combination of deluxe accommodation, diverse culinary experiences, state-of-the-art meeting and event facilities including the Monarch Ballroom. The hotel also houses the newly opened Bodylines Fitness & Wellness Club.

Located in the central business, social and residential destination, Amman’s new downtown, Al Abdali, Amman Rotana is the first tower hotel in Jordan offering 412 lavish rooms and suites, housed across 50 floors at 188 m high. The hotel has a spa centre and sauna and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.

Rooms have a flat-screen TV. Certain units have a seating area where you can relax. You will find a coffee machine in the room. Every room has a private bathroom with a bath and bidet, with bath robes provided. For your comfort, you will find slippers and a hair dryer.

This 5-star hotel is designed in a vibrant modern style providing a combination of deluxe accommodation, diverse culinary experiences, state-of-the-art meeting and event facilities including the Monarch Ballroom. The hotel also houses the newly opened Bodylines Fitness & Wellness Club.

Our room was large, uncluttered and decorated in green and grey but was somewhat austere. There was a separate toilet to the bathroom which had a rain shower and good Trinitae (dead sea minerals) toiletries. The hotel is in a new developing area of Amman and is connected to the Boulevard and Abdali Mall. To see the Citadel, Roman theatre, souk and King Abdullah Mosque a taxi is needed – definitely not walkable (Amman is very spread out). We found the area rather quiet but as it was Ramadan while we were visiting this probably had a lot to do with it (most places came alive after dusk but were very quiet during the day while Muslims were fasting).

The breakfast buffet in their 360 Restaurant was great with very attentive staff and so many choices – eggs cooked to order too.

The lobby already says it all, it’s modern, spacious, impressive, feels luxurious and the staff are friendly and welcoming. The room is spacious and I loved the view, breakfast is high quality and has a huge selection, one of the best breakfasts I have had around the world.

The spa/gym is smallish but does it’s job. After staying in six different hotels in Amman, this would be my definite first choice also next time and has given me a great impression on what Rotana has to offer.

The hotel is sleek, classy and modern and ticks all the right boxes: a beautiful, spacious, clean and extremely quiet room with a great view and lovely bathtub, friendly and efficient service, and relatively good location (we were able to walk over to W for brunch, but otherwise we Übered). We also enjoyed the lounge, which had high-quality food and good drinks with, again, a very nice view.

Would recommend for both couples and business, and would most definitely stay again.

The design is ultra modern and very high tec. Needless to say it is spotless and the room was fabulous with incredible views over Amman.
Notwithstanding the foregoing what makes this hotel memorable for me was the staff.

They are simply wonderful. They are extremely helpful and pleasant. Nothing is a trouble. If you are coming to Amman I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough.

I loved my stay at the rotana tower hotel , hotel is really nice and fancy , staff are friendly, the room is very spacious ( premium double room -high floor ) floor to ceiling windows with an amazing view over Amman city , sunrise and sunset were beautiful to watch by just laying on the bed . The the bathroom is wow!

“Loved the location just two steps from Amman boulevard , which is one of the nicest area in Amman with shops and restaurants and events.

The rooms are spacious and well laid out with all the amenities you need, the staff are always available to meet your needs should you require any extras! Room service is fast, polite and professional.

We had access to the Club lounge- if you have the choice I would highly recommend opting for it! The standard of service there is beyond impressive! The staff take the time to learn your names and are quick to memorise your preferences- making it feel as though it is a home away from home!

How much does a room costs at Amman Rotana ?

Prices start 168$/night for Classic Room – King Bed. The Club Rotana King Bed with Free Lounge Access
 is 222$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

The Club Rotana King rooms are located from 33rd to 43rd floor, with floor-to-ceiling that provides a wealth of natural daylight and a city view that can only be seen from this room. Guests also enjoy free access to the VIP lounge and personalized level of service.

Lounge Benefits includes: – Private and personalized check-in and check-out with welcome drink – Welcome amenities in the room, assistance with any requests and bookings – Complimentary breakfast daily from 6:30 am to 11:00 am in the Club Rotana lounge or at Threesixty all-day dining restaurant – Complimentary tea, coffee, juices and soft drinks throughout the day – Evening canapés including alcoholic beverages from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm – English and Arabic newspapers and magazines in the Club Rotana lounge and Basic secretarial assistance

Where to book online –Al Manara, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Aqaba – Halal Hotels Jordan – you can find the best halal friendly hotels deals in Jordan during Festival of Sacrifice which  is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Jordan on Booking.com or Trip.com or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.

4. Ma’in Hot Springs 5*– Halal Hotels Jordan

This oasis-style resort offers an outdoor pool and a spa situated directly under a hot spring waterfall. Surrounded by mountains, the Ma’In Hot Springs is only 30 minutes’ drive from the Dead Sea.

The hotel has 2 restaurants & 2 bars , including The Olive restaurant offers the traditional Zarb meal setting in our Bedouin tent. Guests can enjoy wine and cheese tastings in The Cellar. Private candle-lit dinners can also be arranged.

The spacious rooms at Ma’In Hot Springs are decorated in a contemporary style and include a balcony with views over the mountains or the valley. Some of our suites are overlooking the waterfall and our thermal pool, All feature a 32” flat-screen TV , hairdryer, Working Desk; Safety Deposit Box; minibar.

a’In Hot Springs Resort & Spa is located 30 kilometres from the ‘mosaic’ city of Madaba and right of the corner of the Dead Sea. It is a scenic 60 minute drive from Amman Queen Alia International Airport (AMM). Lying 264 meters below sea level in a spectacular mountain landscape, Ma’In Hot Springs Resort & Spa is close by to the south-east corner of the Dead Sea and a leisurely drive to historic Madaba. It combines locally-inspired architecture and ambience with family friendly services, facilities and attention to detail.

Set like an oasis in the dramatic terrain, the location is easily accessible and defines the resort and spa experience in the Middle East – making it a destination of choice for those seeking the perfect retreat to relax and be pampered whilst enjoying the therapeutic benefits of Ma’In hot spring waterfalls.

It was meant to be high season when we booked through the Booking.com, and got a discount due to our length of stay. As the resort was at very low capacity for most of our stay, it felt very exclusive to have the pool, spa, gym, and restaurant to ourselves, perfect for us. In my opinion, not worth the rate, even with a discount, after seeing they had an offer on their Fb page, for much less than what we paid! Tip: Look out for offers on their website, and facebook page. Also note, their weekend is Thurs-Sat, and spa was busy with families!

Rooms: Ours was spacious, comfortable, and facing the mountains. Fantastic view, great for sunbathing later in the day! Bathroom was massive. Only problem was the aircon was noisy, and not temp controlled. Always switched it off at night to get a decent sleep. Also, soap was not replaced daily for sink and shower. Tip: Mountain view rooms are adequate, and very comfortable.

Resort: Easy to get around, and plenty to see and do, from waterfalls and trails, day trips, spa treatments, gym or simple relaxation. They even have an outdoor cinema on Thursdays. Tip: Make sure to check out the public spring pools, and waterfalls outside the resort, just follow the signs. A big thank you to Maria one of the restaurant staff who kindly showed us in her free time.

Restaurants: The selection at breakfast was somewhat limited, and mainly catered for Middle Eastern audience. The ‘In the springs’ restaurant which had themed nights was closed, on some nights, due to low capacity, however the one night we had buffet, was Indian food, which was very tasty.

The food and cocktails at the ‘Brown bar’ were great, notably the Mezza. They grow their own olives, fruit and veg on the grounds. Also there is ‘Panorama’ restaurant which is off site, a free shuttle bus takes you there and back, has a stunning view of the dead sea, and is in fact cheaper, more authentic, and tastier middle eastern food!

The Zarb at the Olive, only on Thursdays is also worth a visit, they show you how the food is prepared, and cooked. Tip: The food at the Panorama restaurant is an absolute MUST! Try getting the shuttle earlier than the scheduled 6pm, just to take in the stunning views for longer!

Spa/springs: Had the best Oriental fusion massage by Shireen. The spa has a free shuttle bus, and is free to use, upon having a treatment, or you pay a fee.

The cave sauna is a must, and the surroundings were very tranquil and relaxing. There is also a free spring waterfall behind, that’s smaller, and not as hot as the springs in the spa. Tip: Make sure to book in a massage, absolutely well worth it. Regret not booking in for 90 mins!

Staff: The customer service, was exceptional. The director of food and beverage Fadi was most helpful to us during our stay, and nothing was too much trouble.

DEAD SEA
30 minute drive away, entrance to dead sea resorts ranges 15-50 JD (15-50 GBPs)

POOL
Very luxurious, right underneath another hot spring waterfall. But not heated and bear in mind these are mountains with changing weather.

How much does a room costs at Ma’in Hot Springs ?

Prices start 171$/night for Deluxe King Room. The One-Bedroom Suite is 349$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

Features a living room with a games table, a bathroom with rain shower and bath tub, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, an iPod Universal Docking Station, a cappuccino and espresso maker, and picturesque views of the mountains and valleys.

Where to book online –Ma’in Hot Springs – Halal Hotels Jordan – you can find the best halal friendly hotels deals in Jordan during Festival of Sacrifice which  is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Jordan on Booking.com or Agoda.com or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.

5. Petra Bubble Luxotel 5* – Halal Resorts Jordan

Located in the heart of Little Petra Triclinium in Wadi Musa, Petra Bubble Luxotel features accommodation with access to a hot tub.

A fridge is also provided, as well as a coffee machine and a kettle. All the suites have a private hot tub with a private terrace .

A buffet breakfast is served every morning at the property. Dinner is also provided.

Set on a desert plain flanked by mountains, this quirky hotel is 7 km from Highway 35 and 11 km from Petra, an ancient city carved from rock.

The casual bubble-shaped permanent tents offer hot tubs, decks and mountain views. All provide minibars, Wi-Fi access, en suite bathrooms, and tea and coffee making facilities.

Complimentary perks include breakfast, dinner and an area shuttle.