From the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar to the Makkah Clock Royal Tower: hand-picked 5-star hotels in Mecca. Every suitespot booking comes with free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits worth over €500.
The hotels in Mecca differ less in standard than in location and character. Which address suits which trip is something our travel advisors settle in a conversation, with the date, the occasion and the budget in view. Prices shown are entry rates and may include limited-time promotional rates. Our own first choice here is the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar.
| Hotel | Location | suitespot score | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar | Ajyad | ★ 4.7/5 | 153 € |
| Makkah Clock Royal Tower | Ajyad | ★ 4.6/5 | 196 € |
Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar · AjyadFor this guide we have gathered the best hotels in Mecca: two 5-star hotels, from 153 euros a night.The two luxury hotels in Mecca cost 153 € and 196 € a night.
Makkah Clock Royal Tower · AjyadAt both the suitespot benefits apply from the first night.
And both include a breakfast for two, a hotel credit of 100 US dollars and an upgrade.
43 euros separate the two hotels, and both stand in Ajyad. The differences lie in the categories and the points.
The Makkah Clock Royal Tower offers 38 categories, 23 of them suites. Twelve carry the Kaaba in their name, ten the Haram, six the City – from the studio rooms to the Presidential Kaaba Suite. It adds a welcome gift.
The Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar lists nine categories, six of them suites: all rooms measure 56 m², the Family Suites 112 and 206, the Royal Suite 247 m². In Hilton Honors your points count double here, and there is an accessible room.
Our advice: tell us which way your room should face – our travel advisors have it confirmed before you book. Travelling as a family, weigh the Family Suites at the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar against two rooms.
The two best hotels in Mecca stand in the same district: Ajyad.
The Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar stands from 153 € with nine categories, among them three Family Suites. Our recommendation for families travelling together for Umrah or Hajj, and for anyone collecting in Hilton Honors.
The Makkah Clock Royal Tower stands from 196 € with 38 categories, 23 of them suites. Our recommendation for anyone for whom the direction of the room matters.
How you arrive from Jeddah airport or by the Haramain train, our travel advisors will plan around your arrival.
Together the best hotels in Mecca offer 47 categories, 29 of them suites.
At the Makkah Clock Royal Tower it is 23 of 38. The names sort them: Kaaba Rooms and Kaaba Suites up to the Royal and Grand Royal Kaaba Suite, Haram Rooms and Haram Suites up to the Duplex Haram Suite, plus City Rooms and residential suites.
At the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar it is six of nine: the Superior, Executive and Accessible Room and the Deluxe Suite at 56 m² each, the Premier Suite at 102, the Family Suites at 112 and 206 and the Royal Suite at 247 m².
Tell us the size and the direction you need – our travel advisors have both confirmed before you book.
A night at a 5-star hotel in Mecca costs 153 € or 196 €.
| Luxury hotel | From | suitespot benefits from |
|---|---|---|
| Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar | 153 € | 1st night |
| Makkah Clock Royal Tower | 196 € | 1st night |
How long to stay: for an Umrah many plan three to five nights. At both hotels the suitespot benefits apply from the first night.
When to travel: Umrah is possible all year round. From November to February temperatures are at their mildest. Our recommendation for anyone free to choose their dates.
During Ramadan and Hajj the city is at its fullest – booking early pays off then. Our recommendation: talk to us as early as you can.
And whatever the date: you get the suitespot benefits in the quietest week of the year just as in the busiest.
At both hotels a breakfast for two, a hotel credit of 100 US dollars, an upgrade upon availability and an early check-in or late check-out are included.
Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAt the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar:
• double points and status benefits in Hilton Honors
At the Makkah Clock Royal Tower:
• regular points and status benefits in ALL (Accor)
• a welcome gift
What sets the hotels in Mecca apart – from their opening year to the spa:
| Hotel | Opened | Club lounge |
|---|---|---|
| Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar | 2016 | ✓ |
| Makkah Clock Royal Tower | 2012 | ✓ |
The most widely represented is Hilton Honors. Booking through suitespot costs you neither points nor an elite night: the rate settles as a direct rate and your status is still recognised. Here is what is available in Mecca:
At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.
| Program | Hotels | Examples in Mecca |
|---|---|---|
| ALL (Accor) | 1 hotel | Makkah Clock Royal Tower |
| Hilton Honors | 1 hotel | Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar |
Two: the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar and the Makkah Clock Royal Tower – both in Ajyad.
153 € at the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar and 196 € at the Makkah Clock Royal Tower.
At the Makkah Clock Royal Tower twelve of the 38 categories carry the Kaaba in their name, ten the Haram. Our travel advisors have the direction confirmed before you book.
At the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar: three, at 112 and 206 m².
The Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar is the cheaper entry, with 56 m² rooms and double Hilton Honors points. The Makkah Clock Royal Tower offers the wider choice with 38 categories.
At the Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar: an Accessible Room of 56 m².
No. At both hotels the suitespot benefits apply from the first night.
Umrah is possible all year round; from November to February it is mildest. During Ramadan and Hajj early booking pays off.
The most expensive hotel in Mecca is Makkah Clock Royal Tower, with rates from 195 € a night. Conrad Mecca Jabal Omar has the lowest entry price at 153 €.

