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Jordan’s Sheraton Amman Al Nabil wins best MICE hotel award

The five-star Fifth Circle hotel took the title at the World MICE Awards as Jordan courts more conference and incentive business.
Amman Fifth Circle district skyline

Sheraton Amman Al Nabil Hotel has been named Jordan‘s Best MICE Hotel 2026 at the World MICE Awards, the hotel said in a statement on October 20. The five-star property is part of Marriott International (NASDAQ:MAR).

Jordan is chasing meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) business as new towers rise in Amman, part of a wider push for business events. The award follows a win for the Dead Sea Marriott Resort & Spa, voted Jordan’s Best Incentive Hotel 2026 at the same awards earlier this month.

The hotel sits on the Fifth Circle in Amman’s business district. Its event spaces include the Dushara Ballroom, indoor and outdoor venues and several meeting rooms, with dedicated event-planning services for executive meetings, conferences, incentive programmes and large corporate functions.

“We are proud to receive this recognition, which reflects the dedication of our team,” General Manager Laith Naber said. He credited the business-district location, the range of event spaces and personalised service.

“This award motivates us to continue raising the bar,” he said, adding that the hotel aims to strengthen its standing as a preferred meetings and events venue in Jordan.

The hotel targets local and international corporate clients looking for venues for conferences, incentive travel and professional gatherings in the Jordanian capital. Sheraton, founded in 1937, joined Marriott’s portfolio with the company’s 2016 acquisition of Starwood Hotels & Resorts.

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