1. Le Meridien Makkah 5* – Halal Hotels Mecca Saudi Arabia

Featuring partial views of Al-Masjid al-Ḥarām (Holy Mosque), Le Meridien Makkah offers 2 restaurants and luxurious rooms decorated with rich fabrics. The King Abdulaziz Gate is just 200 m away.

The Meridien Makkah Hotel has rooms and suites, which are elegantly decorated and equipped with a minibar and satellite TV. In-room-dining is available 24 hours a day.

Apart from the Asian Shahd restaurant, the Rand Restaurant serves a variety of Arabic and international dishes. Both restaurants offer splendid views of the mosque. For tea with pastries, guest can visit the Majaz Café.

2. Makkah Clock Royal Tower, A Fairmont Hotel 5* – Halal Hotels Makkah

Situated only 100 m from Masjid al-Haram, this 76 storey luxury hotel is one of the tallest buildings in the world and is inside Makkah Clock Tower. It offers a fully equipped fitness centre, hot tub, sauna and a steam room. It includes a 24-hour concierge services.

Every unit at the Fairmont Makkah Clock Royal Tower features an LCD TV and a spacious en-suite bathroom with a bathtub. The rooms also benefit from views of the Holy Ka’aba, the Haram or the Holy City.

Makkah Royal Tower Fairmont boasts 9 state-of-the-art dining venues, including the Indian-inspired Bharat, the Lebanese lounge Al Dar, and the Al Dira rooftop restaurant. The hotel also offers an extensive 24-hour room service menu.

This luxe hotel in a striking 76-story building is less than an 11-minute walk from Diamond Tower, a 93-story skyscraper, and Masjid al-Haram mosque.

The 1,542 chic rooms have Wi-Fi (fee) and flat-screen TVs, plus minibars and designer toiletries; some have mosque views. Luxe suites add sitting areas, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Upgraded suites feature butler service and private lounge access. Studios and apartments are available.

There are 8 dining options, including a steakhouse, a refined buffet restaurant and an Asian eatery. Other perks include a kids’ club, a gym, and a spa area offering massages, a sauna and a hot tub.

Just steps away from the holiest site in Islam, Makkah Clock Royal Tower, A Fairmont Hotel is the iconic symbol of hospitality for people from around the globe who have gathered to worship, reflect and contemplate. Standing as the tallest concrete building in the world with 76 floors, Makkah Clock Royal Tower is the focal point of the Abraj Al Bait Complex, part of the King Abdulaziz Endowment project. Its soaring height and proximity to Al Masjid Al Haram allow guests to enjoy unmatched breathtaking views from 945 rooms and suites, while 76 elevators provide easy access to and from Al Masjid Al Haram.

The hotel also offers 10 delicious dining options ranging from innovative Asian fusion to the first five-star Saudi restaurant in Makkah.

Overall, this was easily the best experience I have had in a hotel abroad and I hope it continues to uphold and refine its standards (just make sure around ramadan time, all the restaurants are open and they serve a variety of food which isn’t just buffet food – also possibly add some halal Wagyu beef to the menus as it would be the ultimate experience with a view of Kaaba.

Such a nice place to see Khana kaba and the nearest place to Khana kaba. I found the structure n the building very nice. The world most beautiful building. U must visit this towe Makkah clock tower once in your life , if u are Muslim then may Allah bring to all Muslims once in their life.

I always pray from Allah to visit Makkah Sharif again n again with my family. Situated 100 metre far away from Masjid ul Haram, this 76 story luxury is one of the tallest building in the world is inside mAkkah clock tower.

Our room had a Kaaba view which is very touching to Muslims.
The Hotel is huge, majestic and elegant. It is 50 m from the Kaaba in the Holy Haram where it can be reached by elevators.

The breakfast buffet was excellent with so many varieties.
The room was extremely comfortable and big in size. Excellent Service all in all.

How much does a room costs at Le Meridien Makkah?

Prices start 77$/night for Classic Guest Room, Guest room, 1 Queen, City view.

This double room features a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and tea/coffee maker.

3. Pullman ZamZam Makkah 5* – Halal Hotels Mecca Saudi Arabia

Pullman ZamZam Makkah is located just a few meters away from the Holy Mosque and offers luxurious studios and suites. It features a restaurant and views of the city and the Kaaba. Masjid Al Haram is 100 m away. Guests can enjoy free WiFi in all areas of the hotel.

All the units at Zamzam are air-conditioned and elegantly decorated. They include a seating area with satellite TV and work desk. They also have a mini fridge and a safety deposit box. Some rooms feature Haram/Kaaba views. Guests can enjoy a buffet breakfast or choose to be served in the privacy of their rooms.

For lunch and dinner it is possible to taste the gourmet cuisine at the hotel restaurant or explore the variety of local restaurants.

This upscale hotel in the Abraj Al-Bait Towers is a 5-minute walk from the Masjid al-Haram mosque and the Kaaba, and 10 km from the Cave of Hira.

Featuring views of Masjid al-Haram or the Kaaba, the refined rooms offer flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, plus safes, minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Polished 1- and 2-bedroom suites add kitchenettes and sitting rooms. Room service is available.

A breakfast buffet and valet parking are complimentary. There’s also a cafe, along with 2 international restaurants.

4. Raffles Makkah Palace 5* – Halal Hotels Makkah

Located in the prestigious Abraj Al-Bait complex overlooking the Grand Mosque and Kaaba shrine, Raffles Makkah Palace boasts spacious suites with panoramic views and 24-hour personal butler service. The property is only 50 m away from Makkah Clock Tower. Guests can enjoy free WiFi in all areas of the hotel.

All large and air-conditioned suites boast luxurious décor with marbled floors and oriental carpeting. Each unit has a large living room and a private bathroom.

The Raffles Makkah Palace serves a wide range of cuisine at 2 different restaurants. A tea lounge and ice cream-based café are also on the hotel grounds.

The Levantine Al Majlis’ fine dining restaurant provides a traditional Mediterranean-influenced experience. The terrace overlooks the Grand Mosque and the Ka’aba.

This opulent, all-suite luxury hotel catering to Muslim guests only is an 11-minute walk from Masjid al-Haram and the Kaaba, and 10 km from Jabal al-Nour hill.

Plush suites offer views of the holy area or downtown, and come with prayer mats and copies of the Quran. All have free Wi-Fi, living rooms, minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Upgraded suites have kitchenettes and dining areas, while villas add balconies and/or 3 bedrooms. Butler and room service are available 24/7.

A breakfast buffet is included. Other amenities include 2 restaurants, a tea room, and gender-segregated spas and gyms, plus refined common areas and parking.

Just steps away from the Grand Mosque, Raffles Makkah Palace is a refined and elegant residential sanctuary featuring 214 suites with breathtaking views of the Grand Mosque and Kaaba, making a stay in the Islamic holy land of Makkah one of spiritual serenity.

Spacious suites occupy a minimum of 80 square meters in this exceptional hotel in Makkah and offer separate living and dining spaces while bathrooms are thoughtfully designed with designated areas for ablutions.

What an experience me and my family had with a breathtaking panoramic Kaaba view from our signature suite. The suite and the service from Raffles was outstanding. Check in was breeze and the facilities top class.

Close proximity to Haram and elevator easy access. May Allah gives every Muslim an opportunity to visit holy Kaaba.

We are lucky to get accommodated in one of the luxurious property near to Haram which made everything easier for us.

The location is unbeaten located in the front line of the haram in the Abraj-al-Bait tower. The hotel has 8 dedicated lifts which are for hotel guests only so no need to worry about standing in long queues trying to get the lift to the hotel lobby.

From the moment you enter the hotel you are overcome by the sheer opulence and Arabian luxury. The smell of oud invites you into the well appointed lobby area.

The room had a guest bathroom, lounge and dining area, bedroom and en-suite. All the bathroom amenities were ‘Aigner White’ and it smells amazing.
A fully stocked mini bar with a huge array of Patchi chocolates and all at very reasonable prices as well.

You have a butler on call who is ever willing to see to whatever you may require. He also provided a daily fruit basket and patisserie platter which was a really special touch.

The staff in this establishment are super attentive and go out of their way to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Breakfast was outstanding with a huge selection of local as well as international items to choose from. Freshly squeezed juice and artisanal honey are just some of the luxuries you can expect.

This has been my 4th stay at this hotel in 2 years and the service has been absolutely consistent.

They maintain a very high standard without any compromise.
Inshallah I will get the opportunity to visit my Raffles Makkah Palace ‘family’ again very soon.

How much does a room costs at Raffles Makkah Palace?

Prices start 274$/night for Signature Suite with Partial Haram View.

Includes a large separate living area, 2 bathrooms, and views of the Grand Mosque.

5. Conrad Makkah 5* – Halal Hotels Mecca

Set in the heart of Makkah, one of the world’s most inspiring holy destinations, Conrad Makkah is just steps from the Kaaba and the Holy Mosque. The hotel can be easily accessed from Umm El Qurra Road, which is connected to the Makkah-Jeddah highway. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.

Spacious and modern, all guest rooms offer a separate dressing area and complimentary WiFi. Some rooms and suites provide uninterrupted views of the Haram or Kaaba, exclusive butler service on fee base, and additional benefits like Executive Lounge access.

Savor Arabic specialties and international dishes from the set or a-la-carte menus, or be spoiled for choice with the extensive buffet selections at the relaxed, all-day dining restaurant, Al Mearaj. Overlooking the Haram, our specialty steak restaurant Prime, serves only the finest, freshest cuts of meat, cooked just the way you like them in the vibrant open kitchen.

This refined luxury hotel is a 7-minute drive from Masjid al-Ḥarām, Islam’s most important mosque, which houses the Kaaba.

Polished rooms provide minibars, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. Some add sofas, floor-to-ceiling windows, and/or views of the mosque or the Kaaba. Suites add butlers and access to a private lounge; some have living rooms and/or kitchens. Room service is available 24/7. Kids age 11 and under (2 per room) stay at no charge with an adult.

Amenities include a buffet eatery, 2 cafes, and a steak restaurant offering views of the mosque. There’s also a 24-hour gym and parking is available for a fee.

Location – Right across the plaza from the Masjid Al-Haram, Islam’s holiest site. Ideal for religious pilgrimage trips (eg. Umrah) as it is only 2-3mins walk away.
Wonderful view especially from the Al-Safa Tower. For rooms with the Al-Haram views, the higher the floor the more breathtaking the view. The Makkah Royal Clock Tower and the hills to the east are also awesome sights.

Wonderful breakfast at the Al-Meeraj restaurant! Such a vast selection of international dishes alongside custom stations (eg. egg and pancake/waffle station). Such great views of the Holy Mosque.

The Al-Kawthar cafe, comfy and cozy coffee house, also has a lovely view of the Al-Haram. Service is ROYAL! Hot drinks, lassi, and cakes are delicious.

But do note it’s the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)… that means no alcohol at all, anywhere. That means strict dress codes (cover everything but the face, feet, and hands for women; cover from above the navel to below the knee for men, although being shirtless for no reason will also get men into big trouble with the Sharia police). That means no insulting the country, the royals, the government and authorities, the law, and the religion Islam. The two Muslim sanctuary cities Mecca (Makkah) and Medina (Madinah) do not allow non-Muslims within their boundaries. Laws of the land. Breaking them will result in SEVERE punishment, a message repeatedly reminded to you by the Saudi Embassy (pretty much everyone needs to apply for a visa to visit).

How much does a room costs at Conrad Makkah?

Prices start 145$/night for Accessible Room.

This air-conditioned room offers a large bedroom, free WiFi, a satellite TV, an in-room safe and an iron board. The bathroom includes a walk-in shower, lowered sink and support handles. Coffee and tea making facilities are also available.