Hotels With Spa in Makkah Province, Saudi Arabia

Location not very but it is ok other Hotels are better location than this staff were very good food same every day if you are more than 3 to 5 days you will get bored for food very good clean I will recommend my friends but expect a bit of working or pray inside the Hotel which is good location you u can c ka’aba

The room was great and very spacious. The staff were also courteous and helpful. One thing however, was that I was billed twice. Although it was my mistake that I forgot that I paid online initially, but they still asked me for payment upon check in, which again, I totally forgot that I paid online. They said there was something wrong with their billing department. Anyway, had a good time. Will definitely visit again.

The room is large, with floor-to-ceiling windows that can see the temple, swimming pool, and gym. The clerk is very enthusiastic and helps with taxis, invoices, and travel suggestions. All in all, it is a very good hotel. If I have the chance to go there next time, I will choose it again

This hotel is phenomenal and I can't recommend it enough. The staff, from the moment I arrived, was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Mr. Abdallah Al Ansari, in particular, was exceptional—so knowledgeable, passionate, and helpful. The check-in and check-out processes were both seamless, the facilities were excellent, and the breakfast was a magnificent, mouth-watering feast after performing Omra. A major highlight is the location, just a five-minute walk to Gate 79 of Al Haram. The hotel also holds the Guinness World Record for the highest suspended prayer room in the world, an amazing feature that adds to an already wonderful experience.

At first, I was given a smoking room. After entering, I felt the smell was very strong, so I went to the front desk to change it. It was very convenient. The room was large and had a very comfortable sofa. The breakfast was rich and the fruit salad was delicious.

The hotel is clean, all the amenities are available, the swimming pool is good, just not enough deckchairs available, otherwise the rest is excellent!

It's very clean. Nearby restaurants and supermarkets are a bit far, about 1 kilometer away, but it feels like a popular hotel in the area. During my two-day stay, a large local company held a meeting there, so I ran into a lot of people in white robes, which was a great way to spend some free time chatting. There's a rooftop pool and a nice gym.

Facilities: There is a kitchen with complete kitchen equipment, including dishes, knives and forks. It is very considerate. There is a washing machine and dishwasher, and it is also equipped with washing powder, detergent, scouring pads and other cleaning supplies. It is great! However, the room is too cold, there is no heating, and the air conditioning temperature cannot be adjusted. Service: There are several shuttle buses to the Prophet's Temple every day. Gate 228 is just up the parking lot, which is very convenient! Breakfast is a failure. It is too simple and even a bit perfunctory, not up to the level of Marriott. Environment: The hotel is directly connected to a large shopping mall, and there is a Carrefour in the mall. It is very convenient for eating and shopping~

Highly recommended for solo travellers. I really enjoyed my stay here. Both the gentlemen at the reception were very helpful. Mr.Yazed (Morning) and Mr. Mohammed (Night). All essentials were provided: Bathroom Towels, Soap/Shampoo and Water Bottles, Coffee/Tea.The hotel is conveniently located 20 minutes uber ride from Airport and Jeddah Corniche. There is also a shopping mart (Danube) a few steps away from the hotel. Food delivery is available in the area Hungerstation (local food delivery app) worked the best. I recommend trying Kabsa (National Dish) from Al Romansiah restaurant.

The location is excellent, and the Red Sea is about 100 meters away. Facilities: Not bad, and the room is big. The mattress is really soft and has good support. This Simmons mattress is the most comfortable I have ever slept on in my life. The last photo is the view from the window, and the Red Sea is not far away.