Maţīyah Vacations from $1,109

Staff was courteous. Room is ok to live for few days. Lot of Pakistani restaurants across the hotels. Walk to Rawdah is 22 mins approx.

I recently had a wonderful stay at the Waqf Othman Bin Affan Hotel, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the Holy City. Key Highlights: Prime Location: The hotel is incredibly close to Al-Masjid an-Nabawi (about a 5–7 minute walk). It’s situated in a vibrant area with plenty of restaurants, cafes, and shops nearby, making it very convenient for daily prayers and necessities. Exceptional Service: The staff at the 24-hour front desk were professional, welcoming, and very accommodating. The check-in and check-out processes were smooth and efficient. Comfortable Accommodations: My room was spacious, clean, and well-maintained. I particularly appreciated the modern touches like the LED TV, the in-room coffee maker, and the reliable free WiFi. The city view from the room added a nice touch to the spiritual atmosphere. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money and a serene environment that allows you to focus on your visit. I will definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Madinah, Insha'Allah!

Best hotel in Medina

room 325 was my room! Very clean room and the employees are nice and friendly

⸻ Address Jabal Omar is a new hotel, but unfortunately the customer service is very poor. Even after the drop-off by the Jabal Omar shuttle bus, the hotel is not within the Haram area, and you still have to walk about 10–12 minutes to reach the Masjid. This might be manageable for young people, but it is not convenient for elderly guests who really need to stay much closer. Overall, the hotel feels quite far, the service is not good, and the food is very expensive. If you plan to dine in the hotel or have breakfast there, the prices are too high. Also, there are no nearby restaurants, so you don’t really have other options for food in the area. Sky Musalla is a great place to pray, but it is very small compared to the number of guests staying in Towers 1 and 2. Because of this, the area gets full very quickly, and if you are even 15-20 minutes early before salah start time, it is often closed. This becomes very inconvenient for people who want to pray, especially during busy prayer times. I would strongly suggest pilgrims avoid this hotel and instead book something closer, like near the Clock Tower. Please consider all the pros and cons carefully before booking this hotel.