I've been to Amman several times for business. All hotels in the area were booked and was put here. Never again.
Stayed here 3 nights (26 Feb - 1 Mar 07). Hotel claims to be a 4 star but would only give it two.
Pros: Zaytouneh Restaurant one of the best Italian Restuarants in Amman. Great Food and service.
Cons: Rooms are old and worn. Several of us complained about the lack of A/C in the rooms. Not very good sleeping when the room temp is 77 degrees with no air movement. Carpet was black. The only thing good about the room is that the bathroom seemed new. Other then that, I would not stay here again.

I stayed 2 nights in this hotel and I had 2 fully business days. So I don't how it's the place outside, anyway I can write:

The room was clean, very quite.
The staff was ok, very kindly and efficiency.
The breakfast was fine, nothing superlative.. maybe they can put some english newspapers (at least I didn't see them)

Price even is OK!

I am used to stay there, so its my 3rd stay.
I Will mention the positive things first
I like the place so much , people are friendly.
Rooms are clean.
Good value for money.
Food are great and more than great, a wide variety of restaurants but as I am traveling mostly for business I don't eat at the hotel 2 much except for the breakfast buffet which is more than great.
I would highly recommend having dinner at Mawwal Its a nice restaurant 5 min walking form the hotel and serves eastern grilled meat and chicken

The negatives
The hotel was over booking so it wasn't easy 2 check in which takes like 20 minutes
, and then I asked for a Single king size bed as no need for a room with twin bed and this happened the second day but I had to stay also for like 35 minutes till they prepare me the room.

Recently stayed two nights at this hotel as part of a tour. It is located by the "6th Circle", a series of roundabouts where the "1st Circle" is roughly as near you can get to Amman city centre. However, the location was anonymous and we never did had any idea where we really were within the city itself, only vaguely in the western side.

The public areas are quite impressive and well kept. The front desk was rather snooty but all the other staff were friendly and helpful. There are several restaurants, the Italian one probably the best of a mediocre bunch and a large bar with a really dreadful dated Eastern European singing trio. The main restaurant always had a buffet going of which breakfast was the best. However waiting staff appeared a little inexperienced and needed more training in food hygiene - food tongs appeared invisible to them and much food was well handled before reaching the table!

Our bedroom was large but a little tired and was about ready for refurbishment. In contrast, the bathroom was very smart and modern with every amenity you could need for a short stay - they were a little mean with towels however!

The best part of the hotel was the well kept pool area. It is large, well stocked with loungers, tables and chairs. There are plenty of shady spots, a huge outdoor pool and a slighly smaller in door pool. There is a large bar with prompt good service and a life guard constantly on duty. We were there over a weekend and the pool area was busy, mainly with locals who used it as a private club along with the extensive health club facilities.

This is more a business hotel than a tourist hotel but non the less an adequate base for either type of traveller.