Nearby Places

The hotel is located in the North/East quadrant with respect to the Prophet’s Mosque. Haram is straightwalk fromthe hotel andmost probably youwill end upnear King Fahd Gate or ladies’sections neargate 25.The pathis pavedand flat,this helpsa lotfor oldpilgrims butcan getvery crowded during peak season like Ramadhan or Hajj because it sits just a few rows back from frontline hotels, street noise slightly reduced compared to main road but area still remains highly active round the clock.

The immediate area is a commercial hub built for pilgrims. Once you step out of the hotel, you’ll find yourself in a thick web of shops. Countless vendors sell tasbeeh (prayer beads), abayas, and perfumes. Food options are plenty and cheap. Fast food chains like Al Baik- must try while in Saudi Arabia- as well as traditional restaurants serving Mandi, Bukhari rice, and curries can be easily accessed. This means that you never have to worry about where to get your next meal after Isha prayers.

Bin Dawood supermarket is located at a walking distance. This becomes crucial to stock up water, yogurt, fruits and snacks for the room. There are also several pharmacies and money changers in the area, apparently all logistical needs can be met within a two block radius from the hotel lobby.