The Amman Marriott Hotel has reopened following a major renovation, marking a new chapter in its 44-year history as one of Jordan’s established hospitality destinations.

The reopening was celebrated at a ceremony on June 10, attended by hospitality industry leaders, business partners and representatives of the hotel’s owner, The Arab International Hotels Company.

Originally opened in 1982, the hotel has undergone a comprehensive refurbishment covering guest rooms, suites, public areas and dining venues.

The redesign incorporates elements inspired by Jordan’s cultural heritage and natural landscapes, combining contemporary aesthetics with locally influenced artwork and materials.

The property now offers 292 renovated rooms and suites equipped with updated technology, modern amenities and sustainability-focused features.

Public spaces, including the lobby and reception areas, have also been upgraded to align with Marriott’s global hospitality standards.

The hotel continues to position itself as a key dining and events destination in Amman, featuring five restaurants and lounges, as well as meeting, wedding and social event facilities.

 These include the Summer Garden and a range of event spaces supported by modern technology and planning services.

As part of its sustainability strategy, the hotel operates as one of Jordan’s fully solar-powered Marriott properties and holds Green Key certification, underscoring its commitment to environmentally responsible hospitality and sustainable operations.

"Amman Marriott Hotel has always held a special place in the city's hospitality landscape since opening its doors in 1982," said Philip Papadopoulos, Area General Manager of Jordan Cluster Marriott Hotels. "This renovation reflects our commitment to evolving with the needs of today's travellers while preserving the warmth, personalised service and sense of belonging that our guests have cherished for more than 44 years." -TradeArabia News Service