Accommodation Options

Ali Baba International Center offers several  accommodation options to its overseas students.  These options include single rooms at 3 ,4  and 5 star hotels, dorms for females, hotel-apartment suits for males, and homestays with local Jordanian families for females  and males. To view photos of  the different accommodation options,  please click here.

Option#1   Hotels : Modern 3-star and  4-star  hotels  and located  within a walking distance from Ali Baba International Center and the University of Jordan. The hotels offer rooms for single occupancy ( 1 person per room) or double occupancy ( 2 persons per room), fully air-conditioned and equipped with direct Dial-telephone and computer point, color television with more than 20 Satellite channels, and an in-room mini refrigerator.   Students may also apply for 5-star hotels, however, such hotels are located around 10-minute drive from the school.

Option #2 : Hotel-Apartments (Suites): A standard hotel-apartment has  a bedroom, a bathroom,  a kitchenette, and a  small living room. Its usually designed for one or  two people.  Its popular among male university students, couples, and small families  since it has a convenient location and friendly atmosphere.  Students may lease Internet connections for some extra fees.  No meals are served, however, the neighborhood has all types of restaurants.

Option #3 : Females Dorms (Students Residence): Females have the option of staying at a  females dorm located nearby the center. The dorm is modern, clean, and is run by a friendly family. A student at the dorm will have her own studio ( bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette). Laundry, WiFi Internet services are also offered. Most students staying at the dorm are Jordanians, making the dorm a nice environment for cultural exchange.  No meals are served, however, the neighborhood has all types of restaurants.

Option #4 : Homestays:   The center gives overseas students the chance to stay with local families. A host family provides a bedroom, and two meals, and of course, the cultural exchange experience. Its instructive to point out that, its much easier to find host families for females than for males. This is a cultural issue, however, we have managed so far to place many of our male students with suitable  host families.