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A nighttime corridor with a tiled floor, illuminated walls, and a central pathway.

1. alya elwesam

Taif

$271 nightly

Oct 23 - Oct 24

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2. Al Shouq Chalets

Taif

$203 nightly

Nov 1 - Nov 2

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Top Makkah Hotel Reviews

Mövenpick Hotel & Residence Hajar Tower Makkah

8/10 Good

"I think generally in clock tower by now all rooms are in varying need of renovation unless you spend ridiculous amounts of money. You need to decide if you want luxury or the convenience of being inside the haram. I took away cleanliness stars because the finishing in the bathroom was not good, there was a weird smell in the shower, I kept finding pins on the carpet in the room and bathroom, even after getting it cleaned again. Staff, location, amenities, food are all excellent. The quad room had 4 beds but barely left room to stand. We missed prayer in haram at check in so we wanted to pray in our room and there was not enough space in the entire room for even one person to pray! We had to push 3 of the beds together to leave space for one person on one side and one person on the other side. Really wasn't a 5 star experience at all but would stay again for the convenience of I'm with the kids. If I'm alone then I'd much rather stay at jabl omar and the much much better hotels there!"

Address Jabal Omar Makkah

10/10 Excellent

"Great new iconically designed hotel, few minutes walk from the Haram. Room was excellent, facilities good, some areas still under development such as the food court, but still very impressive. The Sky Prayer hall is an amazing feature, needs to be open all the time. Breakfast in the restaurants was really good too, with a very extensive choice of food. Only downside is that the air conditioning in the entire building works too well, feel very cold in some areas, but that's being fussy. Would definitely book again."

Al Ebaa Hotel

8/10 Good

"Overall, it was a good room to stay in. However, there are a few areas that could be improved. **Bathroom:** The shower has glass panels, but the enclosure is not fully closed, leaving a wide gap. As a result, water easily splashes out onto the bathroom floor while showering. Although there is a drain, the floor still gets messy and slippery, which can be a safety concern. **Location and housekeeping:** The hotel is near the Haram, although I took a local cab to the Haram gate for 10 Saudi Riyals. The housekeeping staff also came to my room daily to clean the bathroom, which was great and much appreciated. **Bathroom amenities:** The hotel should provide better-quality toiletries, including modern hand soap, body wash, and shampoo. Instead of small bottles and an outdated setup, I would recommend upgrading to more convenient, modern dispensers. **Room layout and safety:** I stayed in a quadruple room with four beds. When the beds are combined in pairs, with two beds on each side of the room, the lamps on both sides are positioned very low, directly above the guests' heads. This creates a risk of accidentally hitting your head, so guests need to be careful. Additionally, there are electrical outlets located right next to the pillows, which raises safety concerns, especially if someone accidentally touches them while sleeping. I recommend reviewing the room layout, particularly when arranging beds together, to ensure that the lamps and electrical outlets arepositionedsafel"