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This was a good hotel, generally clean with good facilities. It is around 1km from the Haram (Kaaba). There is a free bus shuttle service which runs every 10-15 minutes to & from the Haram, which drops around 600m from the Haram. Be sure to leave early from the Hotel to reach for the prayers on time. The room was clean as well as the toilet. Hotel staff was generally friendly. There are two restaurants on levels R & H, as well as prayer room at floor PR if someone needs it.

Le Meridien tower is the best hotel in Makkah . The manager Ahmed Shaker is very hospitable and kind person.I stay 4 times in Le Meridien. Tower no 4 , Tower no 5 and Tower no 8. all towers are good. Managment. Service anf price all excellent. Hotel rooms , bath rooms and kitchen big and clean When i come Makkah i will stay in le meridien LE MERIDIEN IS EXCELLENT

Nice and clean Hotel. Very friendly. Big Room. Perfect for a Stay in Mekka. Autounfall the Hotel Shops, Restaurants and Cafés.

My stay at Worth Elite Hotel during my trip to Makkah was amazing. The overall experience was decent, there are a few aspects worth noting for future travelers. The hotel itself is modern, with clean and comfortable rooms that provided a peaceful place to rest after long days at the holy sites. The staff were courteous and accommodating, always willing to help with any requests. The service, though not exceptional, was reliable, and the housekeeping staff ensured that the rooms were well-maintained throughout my stay. One of the standout aspects is the surrounding area. There are several amazing hotels nearby that offer a variety of dining and shopping options, which added a great deal of convenience during my stay. The proximity to these amenities definitely made it easier to find good restaurants and places to explore. However, the one challenge I encountered was the location of the hotel itself. It was a bit difficult to find, especially for first-time visitors, as it’s tucked away from the main roads. Even with GPS, I found it a little confusing to navigate, so I recommend planning your route in advance. From Hotel to Masjid-Al-Haram it’s 7min walk, which is worth it. However, if you are extremely tired from walking then it’s bit tough. Hotel doesn’t provide shuttle and the taxi is bit expensive. Despite the minor location issue, Worth Elite Hotel offers a comfortable stay with helpful staff and great options nearby, making it a solid choice for travelers to Makkah.

The location of the hotel was good. There was a shuttle bus to haram every 30 minutes. Room was served every day. Room was clean. Internet speed wasn't good. Breakfast was awful. Bread was mouldy and there was hair inside the jam. I don't recommend to pay for breakfast.

Vacations at Makkah could be a dream. But staying at a hotel down the street - from where you can view the Clock of the biggest clock tower in the world is a dream come true. Only 20 minutes walk away (depending on your speed) or 5 minutes drive, and you’ll be in Harem. What you expect from a hotel room after an physical exertion is a cozy bed, healthy atmosphere and finest sanitary products; and of course coffee! Trust me that’s all you need after a long drive or flight. (I’m not kidding but you won’t feel the jet lag in their beds). Three Points Musalli was not a hotel of the Clock Tower, however it maintained its standard. Despite parking being an issue, there was nothing that could disappoint you. There were elevators that were on time, services just a call away, coffee shop, guests washrooms, and a wide seating area. I mean what else do you need? I’ve been to many hotels, and yes Swiss or Pullman Zamzam may be a part of Harem, but that doesn’t mean they were the best. Their rooms were pretty much squeezed (sq ft) and the services are never on time; plus their wifi have proxy so you can’t access every website. And it’s only because they are 5-stars, hence BUSY as hell. They are heavily populated with tourists. However, the Three Point Musalli is only 3-star but the size of the rooms, interior of both the rooms and bathrooms, plus the services provided literally make it better than 5-star. Honestly, after living in the 5-star hotels, I don’t believe the at we should rate any hotel with stars since each of them have their own pros and cons. But I give Three Point Hotel 100 golden stars. It deserves it.

The worst and pathetic hotel to stay in Mecca! Rooms might look nice in picture but there is absolutely no room service. We are currently staying in room 127 and 248 and booked for 5 days. In 5 days, we got room service only ONCE after begging and fighting with them at reception. Housekeeping/reception doesn’t pick calls from room as well. Firstly, I requested 3 months before at the time of booking to provide rooms next to each other as I was traveling with family, they didn’t bother about my request at time of check-in. THERE IS NO ROOM SERVICE. NO DAILY CLEANING. NO BATH TOWELS. NO LAUNDRY SERVICE. They simply say that we are understaffed so cannot provide room service daily and we don’t have big towels. Had to go outside hotel for getting my laundry done. I would never recommend staying here with family. Had to beg them 20 times to provide bath towels as I had to leave for Umrah but they don’t give a damn about customers. They claim that they provide shuttle service from Haram to Hotel but its impossible to find their bus in parking lot of Haram. Internet is just PATHETIC in hotel. If you don’t have own internet on sim, you’ll stay disconnected from the world. Claiming to be 4 star but hotel has worst service like a 1 star hotel. Coming to a dirty hotel room after a whole day at Masjid al Haram was the most disgusting experience ever. Shame on you, management of Makarem Mina!

Very good hotel and very good service specially Rabby the boy he was very good with us must recommend place I would visit it everytime Rabby was very impressive and helpful with me I was having a great time in it thank you for your hospitality.....