Hotels With Parking in Al Madinah, Saudi Arabia

This is an ideal location as Masjid e Nabwi is just 3 mins away. There are many restaurants nearby and almost all of them serve good food. The rooms are pretty spacious but lighting is too dull. Also the phone in my room was not working which was later fixed by the hotel staff. The king size mattress was not comfortable, seems like it requires replacement. I also hope that they will replace their existing refrigerator with the new one as it was not working well or may be moving it out of cupboard will help. Overall, it was a pleasant stay as my main focus was to have easy access of Masjid e Nabwi.

My stay totally fabulous from the reception till dining team kudos everyone and hope we will be able to meet up again soon

Originally this hotel checked us into three rooms in the Al Medina Tower. This section of the hotel does not in any way deserve to be called a 5* hotel. It's worn, corridors are very narrow, dirty, old, smelly, looks scary, use any bad adjective to describe it. The rooms we were given were appalling. I sent trip.com a message to inform them of this and they started dealing with it. Fast forward 2 days in, the hotel moved me to the Al Haram tower, which is much more spacious, clean, refreshed, in three executive suites. I recommend all those booking this hotel to only stay in the Al Haram tower (until they renovate the Al Madina tower of the hotel). The Al Haram tower was good but was still a bit dated and needs to be modernised to fit in with current 5* aesthetic and quality. Food is available on the ground floor (served in takeaway dishes - 60 SAR per dish, no menu, just check on the TV screen), 190 SAR on the third floor restaurant, and there are other restaurants that may or may not be affiliated with the hotel in the building on other floors. The 190 SAR is not worth the price, unless you want to eat exclusively arabic dishes. The 60SAR per dish on the ground floor is reasonable and very tasty, just the customer service is a bit lacking (no paper menus/ takeaway cutlery and utensils are only provided). I really hope this hotel can spend some money on updating its interiors and reception, they are so outdated and too low in height. I hope they can look at the Jabal Omar hotels in Makkah for inspiration. I know most of the hotels in Medina are very dated, and are still very busy, but it's not fair to the pilgrims who pay so much money for unsatisfactory rooms.

I fell off the hotel electric bike, and the hotel doctor was very careful to help clean the wound. The experience was good, although it was unlucky. Habitas has more entertainment projects, but overall I still feel that Banyan Tree is better

The hotel location is great and is close to prophets mosque. The staff is courteous . The hotel has a little cafe and the services they provided are good. The rooms are small and gets very congested once you put down your suitcases. The cleaning staff is not upto mark when providing services. Once they left a cleaning brush on top of sink. Unsure if it was used to clean toilet or bathtub. They call every night close to 9 pm asking each room whether everything is ok or if we need anything. Nice customer service but this can disrupt if children sleeping.

This Hotel near to Masjid Quba, Masjid Bilal. This Hotel is on the west side of Masjid Nabawi. Walking distance to Masjid Nabawi. Walking distance to Chef Market. Not recommended if you planning walking with stroller or wheelchair. Group of friends or DIY Umrah, recommended. Aram Hotel provided us a sharing washing machine for your own laundry.

room looks like a new shops around so u have all what u needed location is good only some roads are closed due to road work to al haram al nabawi

The hotel is excellent and clean, and its super close to the campus thank you to all the workers, and that God's home is always our city.

The hotel is in the desert, with unique scenery and beautiful scenery everywhere. The villa is super big and the swimming pool is also big and clean. The breakfast is very average. The buffet part has been cancelled. It is all order-based, and the taste is average. The staff is very slow and dawdling! I guess they know that there will be no repeat customers after a short visit, and the Arabs have poor service awareness. It's all for the scenery! It was almost 5 pm on the day of check-in and there was no room. I got angry at the front desk on the spot and it was solved.

One of the best hotels near Masjid Al Nabawi! The staff are incredible! From the moment I arrived, Hassan from concierge assisted me with my bags and the staff at the reception were very friendly and they not only allowed me to check-in early but also upgraded my room with a partial Haram View! All the staff spoke English perfectly. The rooms are nice and spacious with modern furniture and the amenities provided in the room are perfect from bathrobes to multiple kits! The room was relatively clean however I’ve notice multiple finger prints on the refrigerator door as well as the bathroom door which shows those 2 areas weren’t wiped after the previous guests had left. The shower was perfect with nice hot water and the bathroom was spacious enough. The hotel has 2 towers and we didn’t know which tower to go to so we ended up going to tower 1 were the receptionist informed us that our booking is in tower 2. I had an elderly guest with me and moving towers like this was very inconvenient. The hotel should inform the guests about the tower number and parking instructions before arriving at the hotel. The hotel is very close to the Haram with just 6-7 minutes walk to both the men’s and the women’s entrance (door 11 and 12). Upon returning to the hotel, the staff were promptly situated outside the elevator doors assisting guests with the elevators. About the breakfast. It was fantastic! The options available were great and included selections of cold appetizers, bakery items, main courses including french toast and pancakes. The breakfast staff were very friendly and efficient and they never said no, especially Riaz he served us coffee and hot chocolate. The items were being refilled quickly. The 2 ladies welcomed us for breakfast with a huge smile. Suggestions to improve breakfast: 1) there was no live cooking counter for omelette. The omlette was being cooked in the kitchen and was being stocked in the hot plate. It would be great if the hotel could consider introducing live counter for omelette as it really would help us guests to make the perfect omelette for ourselves and eating it warm and fresh. Other hotels do have a live counter. 2) Though all the breakfast items were great, the French toast wasn’t good at all! It didn’t taste like a French toast. The sambosas were undercooked and very chewy so wasn’t able to eat them. Improvements on this will make the breakfast experience perfect! One more thing to add is that the staff not once said “No”. They always accommodated our requests whatsoever. I asked the reception for a plastic chair for my elderly mother to sit and take a shower, thought they didn’t have it, they offered us to switch to an accessible room with no additional costs! The hotel is not very busy and crowded as I didn’t see any groups here. I hope the hotel can maintain this very same standard or else it’ll be very easy to be like the other hotels who don’t care about guests. All in all, I’ll definitely choose Al Manakha Rotana again on my next trip to Madinah and wishing this hotel success!

This is an ideal location as Masjid e Nabwi is just 3 mins away. There are many restaurants nearby and almost all of them serve good food. The rooms are pretty spacious but lighting is too dull. Also the phone in my room was not working which was later fixed by the hotel staff. The king size mattress was not comfortable, seems like it requires replacement. I also hope that they will replace their existing refrigerator with the new one as it was not working well or may be moving it out of cupboard will help. Overall, it was a pleasant stay as my main focus was to have easy access of Masjid e Nabwi.

My stay totally fabulous from the reception till dining team kudos everyone and hope we will be able to meet up again soon

Originally this hotel checked us into three rooms in the Al Medina Tower. This section of the hotel does not in any way deserve to be called a 5* hotel. It's worn, corridors are very narrow, dirty, old, smelly, looks scary, use any bad adjective to describe it. The rooms we were given were appalling. I sent trip.com a message to inform them of this and they started dealing with it. Fast forward 2 days in, the hotel moved me to the Al Haram tower, which is much more spacious, clean, refreshed, in three executive suites. I recommend all those booking this hotel to only stay in the Al Haram tower (until they renovate the Al Madina tower of the hotel). The Al Haram tower was good but was still a bit dated and needs to be modernised to fit in with current 5* aesthetic and quality. Food is available on the ground floor (served in takeaway dishes - 60 SAR per dish, no menu, just check on the TV screen), 190 SAR on the third floor restaurant, and there are other restaurants that may or may not be affiliated with the hotel in the building on other floors. The 190 SAR is not worth the price, unless you want to eat exclusively arabic dishes. The 60SAR per dish on the ground floor is reasonable and very tasty, just the customer service is a bit lacking (no paper menus/ takeaway cutlery and utensils are only provided). I really hope this hotel can spend some money on updating its interiors and reception, they are so outdated and too low in height. I hope they can look at the Jabal Omar hotels in Makkah for inspiration. I know most of the hotels in Medina are very dated, and are still very busy, but it's not fair to the pilgrims who pay so much money for unsatisfactory rooms.

The hotel location is great and is close to prophets mosque. The staff is courteous . The hotel has a little cafe and the services they provided are good. The rooms are small and gets very congested once you put down your suitcases. The cleaning staff is not upto mark when providing services. Once they left a cleaning brush on top of sink. Unsure if it was used to clean toilet or bathtub. They call every night close to 9 pm asking each room whether everything is ok or if we need anything. Nice customer service but this can disrupt if children sleeping.

This Hotel near to Masjid Quba, Masjid Bilal. This Hotel is on the west side of Masjid Nabawi. Walking distance to Masjid Nabawi. Walking distance to Chef Market. Not recommended if you planning walking with stroller or wheelchair. Group of friends or DIY Umrah, recommended. Aram Hotel provided us a sharing washing machine for your own laundry.

room looks like a new shops around so u have all what u needed location is good only some roads are closed due to road work to al haram al nabawi

The hotel is excellent and clean, and its super close to the campus thank you to all the workers, and that God's home is always our city.

One of the best hotels near Masjid Al Nabawi! The staff are incredible! From the moment I arrived, Hassan from concierge assisted me with my bags and the staff at the reception were very friendly and they not only allowed me to check-in early but also upgraded my room with a partial Haram View! All the staff spoke English perfectly. The rooms are nice and spacious with modern furniture and the amenities provided in the room are perfect from bathrobes to multiple kits! The room was relatively clean however I’ve notice multiple finger prints on the refrigerator door as well as the bathroom door which shows those 2 areas weren’t wiped after the previous guests had left. The shower was perfect with nice hot water and the bathroom was spacious enough. The hotel has 2 towers and we didn’t know which tower to go to so we ended up going to tower 1 were the receptionist informed us that our booking is in tower 2. I had an elderly guest with me and moving towers like this was very inconvenient. The hotel should inform the guests about the tower number and parking instructions before arriving at the hotel. The hotel is very close to the Haram with just 6-7 minutes walk to both the men’s and the women’s entrance (door 11 and 12). Upon returning to the hotel, the staff were promptly situated outside the elevator doors assisting guests with the elevators. About the breakfast. It was fantastic! The options available were great and included selections of cold appetizers, bakery items, main courses including french toast and pancakes. The breakfast staff were very friendly and efficient and they never said no, especially Riaz he served us coffee and hot chocolate. The items were being refilled quickly. The 2 ladies welcomed us for breakfast with a huge smile. Suggestions to improve breakfast: 1) there was no live cooking counter for omelette. The omlette was being cooked in the kitchen and was being stocked in the hot plate. It would be great if the hotel could consider introducing live counter for omelette as it really would help us guests to make the perfect omelette for ourselves and eating it warm and fresh. Other hotels do have a live counter. 2) Though all the breakfast items were great, the French toast wasn’t good at all! It didn’t taste like a French toast. The sambosas were undercooked and very chewy so wasn’t able to eat them. Improvements on this will make the breakfast experience perfect! One more thing to add is that the staff not once said “No”. They always accommodated our requests whatsoever. I asked the reception for a plastic chair for my elderly mother to sit and take a shower, thought they didn’t have it, they offered us to switch to an accessible room with no additional costs! The hotel is not very busy and crowded as I didn’t see any groups here. I hope the hotel can maintain this very same standard or else it’ll be very easy to be like the other hotels who don’t care about guests. All in all, I’ll definitely choose Al Manakha Rotana again on my next trip to Madinah and wishing this hotel success!

Good cleanliness, good place for that price. Only the place is a bit in and out, taking a taxi makes it confusing where the place is. But overall it's ok, if you want to do umrah backpacker

The location is excellent and overlooks the Prophet’s Mosque. The reception is keen on customer satisfaction and comfort. I would like to thank Mr. Khaled Al-Jahni in particular for his taste and high morals in dealing and hospitality.

I fell off the hotel electric bike, and the hotel doctor was very careful to help clean the wound. The experience was good, although it was unlucky. Habitas has more entertainment projects, but overall I still feel that Banyan Tree is better

The hotel is in the desert, with unique scenery and beautiful scenery everywhere. The villa is super big and the swimming pool is also big and clean. The breakfast is very average. The buffet part has been cancelled. It is all order-based, and the taste is average. The staff is very slow and dawdling! I guess they know that there will be no repeat customers after a short visit, and the Arabs have poor service awareness. It's all for the scenery! It was almost 5 pm on the day of check-in and there was no room. I got angry at the front desk on the spot and it was solved.

The environment is excellent, a very unique experience. The room is suitable for one person or a couple, not suitable for a family. All the hotel staff are very polite and enthusiastic, and the requests made can be responded to in a timely manner. In addition, the breakfast is great! The only problem is that you need to download what's up to contact the hotel service when checking in, but for some reason the phone cannot receive the verification SMS, but the hotel front desk provides a phone and a private number, so you can contact them at any time.

Am so glad I choose Cloud 7 Residence. I am a solo traveler to AlUla and I don't drive. Prior to my trip, i notice that quite a number of hotels/B&Bs do not offer meals and there are no restaurants nearby. Cloud & Residence has its own restaurant and therefore, it saves the trouble of looking for food. All staff there are very friendly and super helpful. Wifi works well. Hope I can visit again.

I was a bit worried about staying at the hotel with no electricity, taking into account dark rooms and lack of heater, but my experience went above and beyond any expectations. It is perfectly located in one part of the old town, right in the middle of everything. The rooms were comfortable, picture perfect and warm (I arranged for a heater). Staff was kind, attentive and very helpful. Food at the restaurant was delicious. I couldn't have wished for a better accommodation.

The hotel is good, the environment is better, and the facilities in the room are newer. Just across the road is the Red Sea, where you can go for a walk. It's just that the air is extremely humid. I hope Ctrip will include more local hotels.

The location is very good, it is convenient to drive to various attractions, there is a small park next to it for exercise, the room is great, we were upgraded to a suite, which is quite good. The front desk is also very enthusiastic and the communication is very smooth.

A relatively new hotel with a slight smell of formaldehyde from the decoration, especially the small gym, which is impossible to stay in because of the strong smell. The room is large and the sanitary conditions are good. The breakfast variety is very small and there are not many choices.

The room is large and the price is high. The hotel staff has a good service attitude. The buffet food in the evening is OK. Remind the four choices of roasting and three quantities are very high. Other food is leisurely before the roasting comes up.

服務不錯，餐廳也不錯，附近有超市