Aqaba Hotels & Hostels (21)

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Good upper-budget value here, with sunny, clean rooms. Ask for a room at the front where the views are great.

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This is a big tour-group hotel, with pleasant spacious rooms with balcony, a swimming pool, pub, and on-demand DVD cinema, though it's getting a bit faded these days and can be gloomy during low …

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One of the better places in the area, though the low ceilings seem to have been designed by hobbits. It's really worth paying extra for a balcony as these make the rooms.

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Rates here can be negotiated down, which is good value. The full rates are much poorer value. Rooms are pleasant, bright and clean. Rooms at the front are noisy because the glass doesn't quite fi…

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Right in the heart of the action, the rooms here are smaller than some other hotels, but it's quiet and well run and rooms on the west side have excellent views of Eilat in Israel & the Palestini…

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Well-run and highly recommended, with well-appointed rooms, a balcony and a nice coffee shop/restaurant. The staff are also friendly. It's just a short walk downhill to the town centre. Front-fac…

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Best of this bunch and one of several budget hotels that bizarrely have exactly the same furniture. Aim for a clean bathroom, a small balcony and a quiet room away from the street. Prices include…

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Excellent if you can get the discount rates routinely offered when things are quiet. The luxurious rooms, swimming pool, tennis courts, bar, restaurants and service are what you'd expect from a f…

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This substandard Euro-resort, popular with Hungarian groups, is the faded, ugly sister squeezed in between glamorous siblings the Radisson and InterContinental. Facilities include a swimming pool…

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The Belal is slightly better than the Dweikh if you can score one of the 'non-fragrant' rooms. Satellite TV and a decent bathroom are a bonus. The hotel was formerly known as Nairoukh I.

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Walk into the plush marble lobby and you'll feel like you're in an upmarket hotel. The rooms are very comfortable and spacious, if a little sterile; the large corner rooms are by far the best. Ad…

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From the puke-green corridors to the poky bathrooms, the rooms here are a bit knackered.

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A modern and fresh four-star choice, with an interior atrium, decent bar, rooftop plunge pool and good location with lots of restaurants nearby. The 110 rooms are nicely decorated, with cool tile…

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Despite the mind-bending carpet, this is good value: close to the centre; modern rooms; helpful staff; and great views over the gulf. Single rooms are smaller and don't have the views.

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Probably the most run-down and least welcoming of the three cheap places located in Zahran.

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A simple place but probably the best of three cheapies next to each other on Zahran St. The rooms are a bit grubby and vary so look at a few. The pricier rooms come with a balcony.

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A stone's throw from the castle and hence removed from (but easy walking distance to) the bustle of central Aqaba. The rooms are clean and pleasant and most have great views. Five new rooms come …

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Aqaba's finest and most stylish digs, deserving its five stars, with lovely interiors decorated with mosaics and Moroccan lamps. The huge pool and beach complex across the road has three pools, a…

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The cheapest options are pretty bleak and most rooms don't have windows but there's a lot of variety so look around. The three rooms with balconies have terrific views. Lone women travellers shou…

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A comfortable rather than opulent four-star option, with a small beach (flanked by ugly walls), kid's entertainment centre and a beach bar/grill.

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Another good-value central option. Rooms are spacious with good bathrooms and some come with nice coastal views. Rooms without balcony are a little cheaper; all rates are open to discussion.

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