Sun Rise Hotel

Free WiFi. Some computers you can use.   — Customer review (2011-07-25) Hostelbookers

Sun Rise Hostel is located in a good location in down town close to every thing you need,the hostel is clean and just been refurbished,hot water and clean sheets changed regularly,the staff were very helpfull especially Odie is a great guy,the internet is free and the use of the kitchen was a bonus, I had a great time and recomend Sun Rise Hostel. Mohammad (UK)   — Customer review (2011-05-28) Hostelbookers

15 minute walk to JETT bus station for Petra, owner organizes daily tours with others staying at the hotel for reasonable prices (hough admittedly driver has limited English), wireless internet available in the lounge (note: not in room), free breakfast upon request. Rooms cleaned daily.   — Customer review (2011-05-11) Hostelbookers

The owner and hıs son ıs frıendly. They can help you ıf you ask. The dorm room was so cold wıthout heat. the shower ıs not workıng all the tıme. late nıte most travellers complaınt about ıt. The hotel ıs too old they need to do somethıng about ıt. But 3dıner per nıte. what you can do. The locatıon ıs not so good anymore besıdes close to Jett Bus company. because some local bus company already moved out to somewhere.   — Poi Mei Choong (2011-03-13) Hostelbookers

for me this the place i can recomend to others coz they will make you feel that your not away from home they will make you feel that your one of the family not as a tourist.the staff are really nice and fun.the place is comfortable and they will give you the best service that they can give it to you.for all tourist who looking for a good place to stay and affordable i will recomend this place for a good reasonable price and best people.   — Customer review (2010-12-03) Hostelbookers

Very usefull staff. Located in abdali station to go to damascus.Cheap and money worth it.You can book tours in the hotel to go to Petra and Wadi Rum.And they will help you in anything you need   — odai Hamdan (2010-12-01) Hostelbookers

well located, easy to arrive, cheap.wi- fi, cheap tours to all jordan higlights.Odai, reception guy really helpfull anything you need he will try to do it for you.   — christropher davidson (2010-12-01) Hostelbookers

close to downtown and jett bus station.both within 5 minutes   — joe f lanteigne (2010-10-22) Hostelbookers

Convenient for bus station, and helpful (if a little pushy) staff.   — Customer review (2010-10-16) Hostelbookers

Great staff, really helpful, fantastic location. Free, fast wifi is fantastic!   — Customer review (2010-10-13) Hostelbookers

directly at bus station   — enno haede (2010-07-10) Hostelbookers

It is close to the Jet bus stop to Petra. Other than that, I didn´t like anything about it.   — Customer review (2010-06-28) Hostelbookers

Staff were very friendly and helpful.   — Andrew McAlester (2010-06-22) Hostelbookers

Nothing.   — Customer review (2010-03-14) Hostelbookers

I recomend this hotel because staff is very friendly and kind as well as they gave me a lot of information for me about travelling Jordan.Especialy if you want to go to the Petra from Amman, this hotel is better because it is very close to the Jett Bus station which go to the Petra directly and easily (we can go there by walk about 10min). Thank you for owner and Odai !!   — Customer review (2009-11-14) Hostelbookers

The reception guy is poor in English. Busy all the time and seems no time to handle my inquiries. The room is standard, but it's fine since you'll get as you paid. From the roman amphitheather, it would be take 20-30 minutes walk. I would think twice (and maybe more) to re-stay in this hotel.   — agustinus sugiharto (2009-09-28) Hostelbookers

Very nice staff. Before entering a room, check if the shower works well. Visit the nearby street market, nice.   — Daniel, Israel (2009-09-11) Hostelsclub

Friendly staff member called Odai and friendly street life outside.The 2 young kids knocking around the place were really sweet and friendly.The older guy is sullen though but you don't need to talk to him as Odai knows everything about the city.Nice and quiet at night so you can sleep.Good fans, rooms are cool at night.Hot showers always available and room on the roof to dry your clothes.Very basic but probably the cheapest place around but jus fine for travellers.Lots of places closeby to eat including a great and very very cheap fallafel house 10 minutes walk away.Good reliable free and fast wireless internet and PC for those without a laptop.Easy to find, just take a 1.5 Dinar taxi from Shamali bus station (which is where the airport bus finishes) and ask taxi driver to go to Abdali Bus Station (which is now a cheap clothes and fruit market). Every taxi driver knows it.The Shamali bus station, is also the location to catch the shared minibus to the King Hussein bridge. They leave from the centre of the bus station. I paid 3 Dinar for the trip in August 2009.Apparently in on month (at the end of September 2009) Abdali will be reinstated as the city's main bus station, becuse Shamali is proving so unpopular, which will make this hotel even more convenient, especially for those wanting to travel to Israel via the King Hussein Bridge (I think the King Hussein bridge buses will then run directly from Abdali Bus station).I only meant to stay in the Sunrise for one night but the deeply sinister and paranoid Israeli security wouldn't let me cross the border so I had to return to Amman to appeal at the Israeli border. I went back to the Sunrise and they let me stay there for the same rate that I had booked on the Internet (which is not the rate they give to people walking in off the street).I had a room in a shared dorm but I had it all to myself as no-one else came. I'm writing this before I know if the embassy will give me a visa.I love Israel, the land, the desert, the history, the archaeology, the religious mix, the Bible, the sun and the people, Jews and Arabs alike, but I don't like this fascist regime.Don't underestimate Jordan, they people here are so much less complicated!   — Customer review (2009-08-23) Hostelbookers

internet free yeahhh and hot water!!!do you speak english...?...of course,french ohhh oui!!lovely people...hope to come back!!! bye...thomas_and_alexander   — Customer review (2009-06-15) Hostelbookers

Ok, it's a pretty cheap place, and you'll get what you paid for (a bit cold in winter though, it should be ok in Spring and Summer). What makes it different is how friendly and helpful the staff has been in helping me planning my trip in Jordan or negociating prices with taxi drivers. If you need a place just to sleep, I'd recommend this one. The town center is just a ten minute walk from there, and they'll let you use the Internet.   — Customer review (2009-04-08) Hostelbookers

 Clean place with helpful owner We enjoyed the Sun Rise hotel and found it a great low cost hotel in Amman. It is walking distance (10-20 minutes) to the local sights and the owner was very helpful about booking a tour or taxi to take us around. He also was VERY HELPFUL in resolving a conflict with a cab driver in Amman. Great person who runs a great business.  — Dennis , USA (2012-05-09)