Golden Tulip Amman

... second option. Turns out that when you transit through Amman, even with a short layover, you automatically get to stay in the Golden Tulip hotel near the airport. Although somewhat dilapidated, it was certainly nice to have a place to take a hot shower. ...

... ' later we were in central Amman. Another short taxi ride to our hotel and we were in our huge room at the Golden Tulip. Actually... that Tulip was not so Golden but... hotel staff were great with us and very helpful and that is most important to me. ...

... solace. She thanked me for not being "a kid or an overweight person" because it made her flight more pleasant. When I went to claim my Amman to Yemen ticket the man actually laughed. He gave me a skeptical eye and said, "You have a visa?" After he gave me ...

Never flown Royal Jordanian before. Nice surprise. Excellent flight and put us in a fancy hotel with full dinner for free during our 9 hour layover. Got a nice nap and shower in. Would have ventured poolside if we had more time. Definitely would ...

Downtown, visiting Jerash and the Desert Castles ...

... nbsp; We stopped along the way at a restored fort but only for a few photos because it was shut.   We checked into the Golden Tulip Khasab Hotel, a nice hotel in a spectacular location on the edge of the water, had lunch and then a bit of a drive ...

... so big now I would need a taxi so I didn’t even think to check. Hmmmm… We stayed at a hotel called the Golden Tulip. This eight story hotel is opposite the Hilton and Days Inn, and close to Pizza Hut and Burger King. The hotel reception had a ...

... the souvenir budget has been maxed out. As our base for three days, Aqaba was pleasant experience.  We had a huge room at the Golden Tulip Hotel, with all the amenities, free Wi-Fi and a talking parrot in the lobby.  The hotel had a traditional ...