Al Massa Grand Hotel offers guests the rare convenience of staying just minutes from the Haram—without compromising comfort or service. Located along Ajyad Street in the heart of Makkah’s spiritual center, the hotel is an ideal choice for pilgrims and travelers who value proximity, practicality, and a welcoming atmosphere.
The hotel features 998 thoughtfully maintained guest rooms, each equipped with practical essentials like air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. With several room types available, it caters comfortably to individuals, families, and small groups. Guests can enjoy on-site dining at the hotel’s restaurant or order room service after a long day. A 24-hour reception, daily housekeeping, and multilingual staff ensure smooth service at all hours—especially helpful during busy seasons.
Whether visiting for Umrah, Hajj, or personal reflection, Al Massa Grand Hotel offers a convenient, comfortable base just steps from one of the most sacred places on earth.
Ajyad is never really quiet—but that’s part of its rhythm. It’s one of Makkah’s oldest and busiest neighborhoods near the Haram, and it hums with movement all day (and most of the night). You’ll hear the call to prayer, rolling luggage, vendors shouting out tea and dates—and somehow, it works. For a spiritually focused stay where convenience trumps calm, this is exactly where you want to be.
Roughly a 5-minute walk away. This is the heart of it all—no shuttle, no taxi. You’re in and out as needed, especially helpful during peak prayer times.
Visible from the hotel, and only a few minutes away. The shopping mall inside offers international fast food chains, prayer areas, and a food court where you’ll probably spend more time than expected.
Right within the Haram complex. Bring a bottle or two—it’s tradition.
One of the easiest entry points to the Grand Mosque from this part of Ajyad. Especially convenient during crowded hours.
Makkah isn’t built for sightseeing. It’s built for devotion. What it lacks in casual tourism, it more than makes up for in meaning. Millions arrive here each year with purpose, and everything in the city—from its roadways to its restaurants—caters to that. Expect large crowds, moments of reflection, and a pace that never really slows down.
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Just a short 5-minute walk—no need for taxis or shuttles. You're practically next door.
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in public areas of the hotel.
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is by 12:00 PM.
Not always. Some rates include breakfast, others don’t—double-check your booking details.
Yes, parking is available for a daily fee of 150 SAR. Spaces may be limited, so check with the hotel ahead of time.
Yes, families often stay here. The location near the Haram is especially convenient for those traveling with elders or children.
Definitely. Abraj Al Bait Mall is just around the corner with a wide variety of dining options, from international fast food to local bites.
Some rooms may offer partial views, but it's not guaranteed unless specified when booking.
The hotel has elevators and basic accessibility features, but it’s best to confirm specifics directly with the property if mobility is a concern.
Zamzam water isn’t provided in rooms, but the well is right within the Haram complex—easy to access from the hotel.
Check availability now and stay within walking distance of one of the most sacred sites on earth. Rooms fill fast during high season—lock in your stay early.
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