Hotels with WiFi in Makkah

"Lets start with the impressive entrance styled with artificial greeneries and wonderful eid decor. Major love for that ! Convenient golf cart aka buggy to haram whilst walking is also doable. Not forgetting the gentlemen at the desks 2 days prior eid, their assistance and cooperation is commendable. And the room, it was simply fantastic with large windows overlooking Jabal Kaabah road."

"I booked this hotel based on the understanding that they provided shuttle buses to the Haram. I called the hotel multiple times to confirm the transportation, and they assured me that buses were available. However, upon arrival, I was surprised to find there were no buses. This caused a lot of inconvenience and hassle with taxis, especially since I was traveling with my family."

"Stayed for 1 night. Thank you for a female receptionist (sorry, I did not take your name), you really made my day after a long journey from my hometown to Makkah from morning to night, our room got upgraded *************. Hotel location wise, near Haram about 80m and less crowded compare to hotels in clock Tower, beside the famous ice cream and having an international sahoor buffet during Ramadan. Everything was good and staffs also friendly. A good stay and best experienced I will say. Thank you. Will book this hotel again if I come back to Makkah next time, Insha'Allah. Thumbs up!"

"Jumeira Jabbal Omar is a beautiful hotel Maashallah. The hotel, is very modern, clean and has an array of shops in the local building for quick access. It is a 4 minute walk from the haram and is in close proximity to gate 79 umrah entrance and also to clock tower. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Whilst the haram is close, you should still try to get to the haram early for prayer times as sometimes certain routes are closed thus redirecting mutamireen to alternate areas which may not be where you intended to be. The one negative about the hotel is that it is located in an area of the haram that is not easily detected on google maps thus unable to order an uber from this hotel as a pickup point. This is however the case with several hotels close to the haram. This was otherwise a lovely stay and in shaa Allah looking forward to returning soon."

"We had a pleasant stay for 2 nights, booking 2 rooms for 6 adults. Check-in was smooth and easy. The staff were generally helpful, from the bell staff who assisted with our luggage to the reception and room service. The rooms were clean and well-equipped with the necessary amenities. The hotel is about a 5-minute walk to the Haram, though the walk is slightly uphill. On the first night, the extra bed we requested did not arrive, and we had to follow up again the next day before it was provided. It was a bit inconvenient, but overall our stay was still comfortable"

"We had a very nice experience at the hotel. The shuttle service was also good. The only issue was that they didn’t accommodate breakfast for all our guests . The breakfast was also very good"

"Finding a hotel that balances spiritual proximity with exceptional value is rare, but this property delivers flawlessly. Situated less than 400 meters from Masjidil Haram, the location offers effortless access for daily prayers. The rooms are immaculately clean, providing a peaceful sanctuary to rest, and the breakfast spread is truly tremendous—nourishing and varied. Given the unmatched convenience and the high standard of hospitality, the pricing is incredibly reasonable. A deeply satisfying stay that honors its cost completely"

"The facilities and amenities are actually good, but the offer of the room type does not actually mathces the description and picture associated. When we pick kaaba view and we see that the picture associated is clear kaaba view, the perception is the room is clear kaaba view without obstruction. However, it's disappointing to find out that the view of the romm to the kaaba was actually obstructed by a crane. This should not happe"

"The location of the hotel is fabulous There are three routes to the masjid ul haram. One is exiting the lobby and turning left, walking up marriott and then turning right (you will see the haram to see what I mean) - then walk down the slight hill. The second is exiting the lobby, and walking left across the street, straight through hilton convention. The third is exiting the lobby, turning left and walking up the stairs that are next to Makkah Gate sign. You then turn left and head to haram down the escalators that everyone posts about online! It is hilly using route one or three, but not really an issue for walking or pram users. This is aside from two other ways to reach the haram: the marriott shuttle bus which drops you near conrad, near the I love Makkah area. Or, the golf buggy which takes you the same route as Walking Route One I mentioned above. Id recommend getting the buggy as its less crowded. The golf buggy comes to the same drop off spot to take you back. Shuttles buggys are really constant and timely, jus wait around. The marriott is opposite the Address hotels back entrance. There are wonderful coffee shops if you climb the stairs as mentioned in my Walking Route 3 I mentioned above. Great area to take children to play and run around. The mosque is part of the haram so every room has a live speaker during prayer time with mic volume to adjust. You can joim salaah from your room or go to the prayer room on floor 3. Reception gave us a cheaper breakfast or dinner price than online voucher places. Breakfast is average but convenient. There is a cafe on ground floor that serves nice hot or cold food anytime in the day. A baskin Robbins freezer is also there. Hotel staff and reception are lovely!!!"

"This was my second visit to this hotel, and the stay was absolutely wonderful, comfortable, and the staff were very friendly. I believe it will be my first choice if I visit again, God willing."