Description
The Mansour Hostel is on the side lane before the main branch of Arab Bank on King Faisel Street.
The location is in the heart of Downtown Amman within easy reach of culturally historic sites of the city, Al-Hussein Mosque, Roman Amphitheater, and the Amman Citadel; also money exchanges, banks, tourist offices, transportation , the main post office and shops and restaurants whether by foot, taxi or bus. The rooms are designed to give guests a quiet ambiance blocking out excessive street noise.
At the Mansour Hostel, our guests have a choice of 14 rooms. There's a wide range of options: from triples with a private bath to dormitory rooms and 4 beds with sharing bathroom. For those who prefer to sleep outdoors in the fresh air, the roof is also available.
The location is in the heart of Downtown Amman within easy reach of culturally historic sites of the city, Al-Hussein Mosque, Roman Amphitheater, and the Amman Citadel; also money exchanges, banks, tourist offices, transportation , the main post office and shops and restaurants whether by foot, taxi or bus. The rooms are designed to give guests a quiet ambiance blocking out excessive street noise.
At the Mansour Hostel, our guests have a choice of 14 rooms. There's a wide range of options: from triples with a private bath to dormitory rooms and 4 beds with sharing bathroom. For those who prefer to sleep outdoors in the fresh air, the roof is also available.
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Excellent staff. Helpful with directions and transportation.
Delicious tea and your basic breakfast in the morning.
Bathrooms are subpar but for a night or two it's not a problem.
Definitely worth the 4 JD per night.
— Anonymous (2010-04-27)
Hostelbookers
Center of town. SUPER cheap.
The owner was amazingly nice and useful.
Other guests were interesting but not intrusive.
— Rachel Flatau (2010-04-21)
Hostelbookers
Staff is very, very friendly and helpful. The hotel is very tired, needs some major cleaning, especially the inadequate toilets. The whole hotel is in need of a total scrubbing and painting. Dorm rooms are very crowded with nowhere to put luggage and clothes.
— Anonymous (2010-04-17)
Hostelbookers
Excellent place for the price.
— Chris Parry (2010-04-13)
Hostelbookers
Great place to start off from for most destinations. Great Staff. Just need to keep it a bit more clean.
— Anonymous (2010-03-03)
Hostelbookers
Great staff. Can help for all trip arrangements.
— Anonymous (2010-03-03)
Hostelbookers
it's cheap and has very good location
— Anonymous (2010-02-19)
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I really loved the mansour, Ali is great, and there is a really cheerful atmosphere about the place. It's really good value and in a great spot in town.
— Zoe Hampson (2010-01-28)
Hostelbookers
Good place, clean and safe. Good to meet other travelers in the communal area. Free breakfast is good, as is free tea all day. Be careful if arriving early in the morning as we did (5am) as he tried to charge us for an extra night without informing us about it first.
— Anonymous (2010-01-22)
Hostelbookers
The staff was really helpful and neat, it is located perfectly, in the middle of the downtown area.
— Anonymous (2009-12-20)
Hostelbookers
good hotel and clean and hot water
great staff..thanks
— Anonymous (2009-11-17)
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nothing..
— Anonymous (2009-11-13)
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V.friendly owner, this place is very popular with Japanese travellers, good value for money.
— Anonymous (2009-11-05)
Hostelbookers
Louis....the hotel manager is one of the friendliest and most helpful people I have met. He made the experience at the hotel great and helped me save a lot of money on taxis, transportation, etc.
— Steven Ward (2009-08-02)
Hostelbookers
Louie is awesome, but the manager is a complete prick. He kicked two guests out while we were staying there for an inadequate reason.
Beware of the manager saying your tour is "cancelled" after which he then tries to take you on his own.
He also got very angry at a guest for messing up the covering on a couch and just started screaming in Arabic.
Otherwise it is a very nice place for the money, but the manager really needs to get his act together and be more polite.
— Anonymous (2009-08-01)
Hostelbookers
The staff were very nice.
— Anonymous (2009-06-01)
Hostelbookers
For the price it was great, clean. Though the staff didn't seem to know much about the city and the beds weren't very comfortable.
— Anonymous (2009-05-09)
Hostelbookers
clean hotel in central downtown for a good price,
very friendly and helpful staff
— Ruediger Menke (2009-05-05)
Hostelbookers
It's really a nice place to stay in Amman. There are some friendly and obliging people working in the hostel and you will get there a lot of tea, coffee and - last but not least - a lot of entertainment by the staff.
— Judith, Germany (2009-02-06)
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