Amman International Hotel

... OF THE ANNUNCIATION, the CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH and MARY'S WELL, where the Archangel Gabriel announced the Incarnation. (B,D) DAY 12/Saturday, May 7, 2011 � GALILEE/ TEL AVIV/ EN ROUTE VERY EARLY DEPARTURE TO BEN GURION INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.

... the surprisingly child friendly Museum of Archaeology with its mesmerizing two headed sculptures. We were staying at the Amman International Hotel and due to a misunderstanding between the front desk and housekeeping, we walked into our room to find a ...

Went out for a nice run in the morning from hotel towards the Queen Alia International Airport. The road is a long, tarred and clean stretch with sand bed on either side. There were security restrictions hence I did not venture too far! The morning chill ...

... thought that the taxi ride would cost more and the hotel seemed to have a deal, we were going to try calling, but international rates and confusing telephone numbers meant we couldn't reach the hotel...our fingers were crossed. The ride ot the hotel is ...

... buildings or in two to three family contemporary homes mostly made of stone in stone color. Only the architecture of banks, international business or luxury buildings differ in their architecture and color (fine this fascinating). I wonder if this has to ...

We flew from Zurich, Switzerland, to the Jordan capital Amman. After a four hour flight we arrived at 5 p.m. at the Queen Alia International Airport. We had to wait over an hour till our guide brought us our visas. Then we drove to the Amman Cham Palace ...

... , on the other hand, is the current economic hub. That’s where you find shopping centres, expensive hotels, bars, and international restaurants. Jordanians like to brag about it and point out at its existence as a mark of Amman’s being one of ...

... clubs, and all are certified scuba divers. We swapped scuba stories for a while, and talked about the advantages of international travel as part of our educations. Fatigue caught up with our discussion and three of the Jordanian students started napping ...

... a lot to report on today, as it is really the relocation day from Egypt to Jordan. We check out of our hotel by 10:30am and transfer to the International Airport to clear out of the country and prepare for our Egypt Air flight to Amman, Jordan.   ...

... called Linado which turned out to be, well, a bit of a tourist trap. Not a hardcore rip-off yet I could feel that 'international travellers' (reads: backpackers) tend to go there. On my way back to the hotel I stopped for a haircut and a fresh shave. ...

Well after along journey I arrived at Amman International airport, got the passport stamped and all that and needed to get to downtown Amman and my first bed in Jordan at Abbasi Palace hotel. After avoiding the many (MANY) offers for a taxi and a much ...

... the room and called it a night. Below is a short brief of the town and temples: Kanyakumari takes its name from the Kumari Amman or Kanyakumari Temple, situated in the town, on the sea-shore, the very confluence of the three water-bodies - ...

... to Jeresh, an old Roman town, and the taxi ride to the downtown bazaar area and opted instead for a walk in the area around the hotel which we thought would be strictly residential.When we asked the woman at the desk the best way to go, she directed us to ...

... to call Aaron Mieszczanski for his birthday, so the waiter sent us to the mobile phone store across the street.  I asked if they did international calls and they said they did for half a dinar a minute, or about 70 cents.  That worked for a two ...

... and T-shirt (recommended for single women) did not seem as attractive as a macchiato on Rainbow Street while reading the International Herald Tribune. Will I regret this decision when I am 80 years old? i think not. My hotel organizes various tours ...

... , UK!   :-) Our flight left London at 13:30pm and by 8:45pm, we landed at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, Jordan.  By then, it was quite dark outside.  Michel and I had been traveling for the last 16 hours ...

... only approximately three days following our previous pilgrimage trip to Saudi Arabia.. We commenced our trip by arriving in Amman's International Airport after a flight from Jeddah's International Airport in the morning of 24th August 2009. We were all ...

... the sad and black point of my trip to Jordan. I sent a complain letter to their head office in US (this is a international franchise car rental company) and also sent an email to Jordan Tourism Board to report about how these people treated me. Anyway as ...

... a cancelled flight in Amsterdam. While this would be a sweet place to be stranded, I was confined to the Schiphol International Airport. Sleep deprived, internal clock totally thrown off, and very disappointed at the terrible movies (i.e. Wall Street 2 ...

... /Ma'in trip. Madaba is a mainly Christian town located just west of Amman. It has lots of ancient churches is home to the International School of Mosaics. The drive to Madaba was so so from Amman. We got dropped off at the Church of the Apostles, a super ...