Al Qidra Hotel & Suites Aqaba

Hôtel modeste bien situé, qualité-prix correct, la propreté reste à revoir, pas de petit-déjeuner

arrivè sur un vol tardif j’ai séjourné en famille dans cet hôtel classè 3 étoiles mais pas au standard international le personnel est gentil et serviable l’hôtel est caché est difficile à trouver l’établissement est l’an entretenu le petit déjeuner n’est ps en buffet est servi dans la chambre manque de variété et pauvre ps de proposition de boisson chaude ni de fruits seul du pain fromage un peu de charcuterie locale est donné dommage.

Une chambre hors d'âge, lavabo ébréché à de nombreux endroits, une douche sale et en très mauvais état, pas d'eau chaude voir pas d'eau du tout le deuxième jour. Seul bon point de la chambre, une climatisation qui fonctionne. Nous avons eu la chance de croiser un joli spécimen de cafard dans l'escalier en remontant à notre chambre. D'autres voyageurs en ont eu dans leur chambre donc nous nous estimons chanceux de ne l'avoir vu que dans l'escalier. Le restaurant de l'hôtel est loin des standards attendus pour l'accueil de touristes européens, très peu de choix et des mets de mauvaises qualités. L'espace de restauration ne permet d'ailleurs pas de faire manger l'ensemble des voyageurs en même temps, problématique lorsqu'on voyage en groupe. Le personnel est gentil, prompt à intervenir en cas de problème mais incompétent. Bref, fuyez!

Jordan was the 48th country for me, for my wife the 45th, we love a variety of recreation options depending on the country - from campsites with a tent (good when traveling by car from Moscow around Europe in the summer) to hotels worth several hundred dollars (in the same Jordan near Petra spent the night at Petra Bubble Luxhotel). We flew on a cheap ticket for 32 tr for two, in order to continue to move freely around the country in a rented car, we only spent the night at the hotel and threw things away, as we often do. So, I really liked El Qidra. Settled at 7 am, without forcing to wait for the checkout time for settling. Very correct and pleasant staff (in general, people in Jordan made a very good impression, it was unexpected). There is an elevator and it worked well. Room (406) for this category is very large - about 10 meters long, 4 meters wide, designed for 3 people, plus (in addition to the toilet room with bidet and shower) there was a room on the way to the balcony as a corner for eating with a refrigerator, an electric kettle, sink and countertop, where you can lay out food, fruit, go, pour tea or coffee into cups, etc., there was a very large balcony with three chairs, a table and a view of the busy street of the city center. Two beds - one double, very large and excellent degree of rigidity, the other single and also large. A desk for work, which, in combination with a perfectly working WiFi, made it possible to fully work on emerging urgent work on projects (I have an interesting remote work, which I combine with relaxation). Two sofas, wardrobe. The room and the hotel are clean. You can bring anything to your room - fruits, other food (I read in the forums that it is forbidden to bring your own food and fruits in 4-5 * hotels in Aqaba, because I have come across such a thing - I believe). Shampoo and soap in the toilet were in abundance, linen and towels were good. Perhaps the only remark is the weak current of hot water in the shower. Breakfasts are weak, yes, boiled eggs butter cheese coffee tea tomatoes pickles cucumbers - but we only had breakfast a couple of times, because we left early by car, we took wonderful sets of 20-30 delicious small shawarmas with us at a point directly opposite the exit from the hotel through street (cards are accepted, they cook for 5 minutes), the location of the hotel is excellent, there are plenty of places where you can have breakfast. We really liked the local confectionery, 100 meters obliquely to the right side of the hotel exit, behind the KFC signs on the next street - the Original Oriental Cafe sign, for some reason it is not on Tripadvisor, on Google maps it appears as Nafeeseh sweets aqaba. Very tasty sweets, humane prices, there are a lot of tables in front of the entrance, visitors are mostly Jordanians, they give coffee and water in front of the entrance for free and walk between the tables with a coffee pot and pour coffee into small cups for everyone as many times as you want. Masks are provided at the entrance. First you pay at the checkout - very polite guys and girls, the manager helps foreigners buy what they need - you show what you want, he will explain both at the checkout and to the sellers. To the right behind the entrance, a hot Divine kenaf is being prepared - the main local des