Six Continents Hotels launches great value ways to discover Jordan at springtime

With much of the kingdom now in full bloom, the launch of the "Discover Jordan" package is perfectly timed for families attracted by the current cool, dry climate, and the chance to explore the country's traditional and cultural sites, using a top hotel as their base.

At the Hotel Inter-Continental Jordan, the Amra Forum Hotel, the Holiday Inn Amman and the newly re-branded Crowne Plaza Resort Petra, guests can take advantage of superb added value offers between now and the end of June.

In addition to attractive room rates, guests can choose one of three options - to stay for three nights and get the fourth night free, take a second room at 50% discount, or include breakfast in the price.

Guests will also receive a 'Dine Around' voucher for every night they stay at their chosen hotel, entitling them to a 20% discount in any one of seven restaurants at the three participating hotels in Amman. Those staying at the Crowne Plaza Resort Petra will receive a 20% discount on their total food and beverage bill when checking out.

The Crowne Plaza Resort Petra enjoys a superb location adjacent to the entrance of the world famous archaeological site of Petra, which dates back 9,000 years, and is only steps away from the Visitor's centre.

The hotel gives superb views of the dramatic Petra landscape from its pool terrace, and features 31 hillside chalets tucked into the rockface and overlooking the main entrance to the site.

The resort is the perfect base for visitors to discover many of the country's most fascinating tourist attractions; including the nature reserves of Wadi Rum - described spectacularly in the writings of T.E. Lawrence - and Wadi Dana; the Neolithic village of Beidha and the Castles of Kerak and Shobak.

Similarly, the Hotel Inter-Continental Jordan, the Amra Forum Hotel, and the Holiday Inn Amman all open up a multitude of opportunities for guests to sample Jordan's historical, cultural and leisure attractions, from the ancient city of Jerash to the beaches and playgrounds of the Dead Sea and beyond.

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