I was travelling by rental car so it took a few minutes to find the place since it was on a hill tucked away from the main street but it was a blessing. The main street was congested with tons of traffic and noise all night long. The rooms were decent, clean and some offer a good view of the city. Most of the staff were friendly and helpful. You'll definitely want to take a small power conversion kit with multiple adapters as the country uses 220v. All in all it was a quiet, comfortable stay. A perfect location to feel as though your not part of the hustle and bustle in town.

we arrived at the amman international on the 5th of june, and found it to be very cosy, the staff were welcoming and spoke english very well and it did not take long to get our rooms.

the rooms where clean and very tidy, the breakfast was of 4star standard, the dining area was above standard with a nice view of the city.

the most predominant feature that we noticed thourghout our stay way how peaceful it wa,s which added up to a nice relaxing holiday .

Note the Good Review for this hotel is actually for the InterContinetal not The International Hotel

We stayed here on the first night of a trip to Jordan, we arrived late in the evening after travelling all day to find our room was not made up, fortunately they changed us to another room quickly. The rooms were ok but nothing to shout home about certainly not 4* standard. We wanted a quite drink, not possible, OK it was World Cup but surely they did not need to have football in every public room even ones with no customers. Not a hotel for couples. Breakfast was passable but not great. This hotel was the first of our stay and proved that hotel standards in Jordan are very low. A great web site does not make a great hotel.

That was my first stay in Intercon Amman, i went there for 1 day business meeting. At the entry the reception staff was quite welcoming, she even remebered my name when i can back asking her about certain activities in the hotel, big A.
The room was fine, complimentary coffee/te maker was there and some nice chocolate & fruits plate. The floor marble looks very old, the door access made some pain to open, you have to try couple of times swiping it until you get the access. Room service were almost not available as i went out of the room at 8 AM and returned at almost 3 PM and found it untidy as i left.
I used internet service in the room where an ADSL modem is there and it was free of charge, pretty good for a 5 star hotel.
At night i went to the terrace where they have couple of restaurants and i choose Burj Al Hamam to have dinner and watch the worldcup match between Poland and Netherlands. Food was good and i had hublee bublee (Shisha) which tasted also good. All the four restaurants where completely full, good indication for good food & service.
I recommend the dining in the hotel more than the stay.