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Your Three-Star Hotel Stay in Jordan

Jordan’s capital, Amman, is a quintessentially Middle Eastern blend of ancient and modern, a twenty-first-century metropolis that offers a wide range of mid-budget hotels. These are all a conveniently short drive from Queen Alia Airport, Jordan’s principal international air hub, and it’s an easy drive out of Amman to reach such attractions as the Dead Sea, the Jordan Valley and the cities of Madaba and Jericho. There is much to do and see in Amman, from climbing the old Citadel to admiring the ruins and the views across the city, and browsing the market stalls on bustling Rainbow Street. Do make the short excursion north to Jerash, with its extraordinary collection of Greco-Roman remains.

Visitors to Jordan can choose from a wide range of mid-priced hotels in the capital, Amman, and across the country, offering an ideal blend of comfort, amenities and good value. Let Expedia’s search filters help you find the three-star hotel with the location, features and price that perfectly suits you.

The Jordan Valley and Dead Sea

Outside Amman there are further mid-range hotel options in the town of Madaba and around the Dead Sea coast. Madaba is rich in Greek Orthodox churches and monasteries – pop in to the Church of St George to view its extraordinary floor mosaic map of the Holy Land. The Dead Sea, nearby, is one of the world’s most extraordinary swim and spa destinations, and no visit would be complete without a float in those famously buoyant waters, followed by a restorative Dead Sea mudpack. In the rest of the Jordan Rift Valley, you can visit the site where John the Baptist is believed to have baptised Jesus, and the nearby Qumran Caves, home to the Dead Sea Scrolls, are another must-see.

Petra, Aqaba and the South

Every visitor should visit Petra, that magical city carved from the red rock some two millennia ago, then, to cool off, head for Jordan’s Red Sea resort of Aqaba, with its number of three-star hotels, to plunge into the Red Sea’s crystal waters, a paradise for snorkelers and scuba divers.