Grand Millennium Al Haram Hotel

About Grand Millennium Al Haram Hotel

You may also find this property listed as Al Haram Hotel, or on booking sites under the older name Dar Al Eiman Al Haram Hotel. Trip.com, HalalBooking and Check24 use the Grand Millennium name, but the company that runs it is not confirmed. Trip.com places it in Bada'ah, while HalalBooking says Markaziah. The closest mosque door is Abu Dharr Gates (31-32), at 370 m. Listings show a buffet restaurant, room service, a gym, a mini-market, an ATM, a banquet hall, laundry, luggage storage, lifts, a concierge, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk. HalalBooking says all food is halal and every room has a handheld bidet. Room choices include twins, junior suites and quadruple rooms. Private parking on site is listed, with a daily charge. Booking.com guests score it 9.1 out of 10 from 4,275 reviews.

Walking from Grand Millennium Al Haram Hotel to the Haram

• Courtyard: Gates 340 and 341 are the nearest courtyard entrances, about 130 m on foot (2 min).
• Nearest general door: Abu Dharr Gates (31-32), about 370 m (5 min).
• Nearest women's entrance: Uthman ibn Affan Gates (24-26), about 300 m (4 min).

Measured from the hotel's map pin along walking routes on 2 November 2026, at about 75 metres a minute, using map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Crowds and barriers can make the walk longer, and door numbers and women's areas can change, so follow the signs and the mosque staff on the day.

Rooms, food and facilities

Room types: Twin Room, Junior Suite King Bed Partial Haram View, Junior Suite Triple Beds, Quadruple Room.

Food and drink

• Buffet restaurant: buffet meals, and HalalBooking says all food is halal

Haram view: Listings disagree. Trip.com sells a junior suite with a partial Haram view, but HalalBooking says no rooms have Haram views, so ask the hotel.

Families: Trip.com lists triple-bed junior suites and quadruple rooms.

Breakfast: Trip.com lists a buffet with Western, halal and local dishes, 06:00 to 10:00, charged per person, so ask the hotel for the charge. Trip.com and HalalBooking both say suhoor is served instead in Ramadan.

Parking: Listings show private on-site parking, charged per day, and it cannot be reserved. Ask the hotel about the charge and whether a space is likely.

Airport transfer: Booking.com lists an airport shuttle, but Trip.com and Check24 list none. Ask the hotel whether it runs, and about times and any charge.

Accessibility: Check24 describes the hotel as wheelchair accessible, with accessible access in some rooms and an emergency cord in the bathroom. Ask the hotel to confirm this and to give you one of these rooms.

HalalBooking says all rooms have handheld bidets.

Check24 lists a mini-market and a banquet hall on site.

Millennium Taiba and Millennium Al Aqeeq are separate hotels, so check the name when you book.

Amenities

• Free Wi-Fi
• Restaurant
• Breakfast available
• Room service
• 24-hour front desk
• Air conditioning
• Lifts
• Quadruple rooms
• Suites
• Paid parking
• Laundry service
• Luggage storage
• Concierge
• ATM
• Non-smoking rooms
• Mini-market
• Private parking
• Family rooms
• Airport shuttle
• Gym
• Facilities for disabled guests

Who it suits

• Elderly pilgrims: the courtyard is 130 m away, the nearest general mosque door is 370 m, and the hotel has lifts
• Women going to the women's section: Uthman ibn Affan Gates (24-26) are 300 m away
• Families: Trip.com lists junior suites with three beds and quadruple rooms

Questions about Grand Millennium Al Haram Hotel

How far is Grand Millennium Al Haram Hotel from Masjid an-Nabawi?

It is 130 m on foot to courtyard gates 340 and 341, about a 2-minute walk. The nearest general mosque door, Abu Dharr Gates (31-32), is 370 m away.

Which women's entrance is closest to Grand Millennium Al Haram Hotel?

Uthman ibn Affan Gates (24-26) are the nearest women's entrance, at 300 m on foot.

Is Grand Millennium Al Haram Hotel the same as Dar Al Eiman Al Haram Hotel?

Booking-site listings indicate it is the same hotel, but the Millennium brand has not confirmed the new name. Check24 uses both names on its page, and Trip.com's description still says Dar Aleiman Al Haram. Ask the hotel who runs it if the brand matters to you.

Does the hotel have rooms with a Haram view?

This is not confirmed, because listings disagree. Trip.com sells a Junior Suite King Bed Partial Haram View, while HalalBooking says no rooms have Haram views. Ask the hotel to confirm the view before you book that room.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in starts at 16:00, and you should plan to check out by 12:00. Trip.com and Check24 show check-in ending at 18:00 and check-out as late as 14:00, while HalalBooking says check-out is before 12:00. Ask the hotel if you will arrive after 18:00 or need to leave later than 12:00.

Does the hotel serve breakfast?

Yes, Trip.com lists a buffet with Western, halal and local dishes from 06:00 to 10:00. It is charged per person, so ask the hotel for the charge. Trip.com and HalalBooking both say suhoor is served instead in Ramadan.

Does the hotel have rooms for families?

Yes, Trip.com lists junior suites with three beds and quadruple rooms. Booking sites also list family rooms.

How far is the hotel from Madinah airport and the Haramain station?

The airport is 16.5 km away, about 21 minutes by road, and the Haramain station is 14.8 km away, about 16 minutes by road. Booking.com lists an airport shuttle, but Trip.com and Check24 list none, so ask the hotel about times and any charge.

Plan the rest of your stay

• Madinah airport to Masjid an-Nabawi: taxi, bus and transfers
• First visit to Masjid an-Nabawi: gates, etiquette and tips
• Nusuk app: Rawdah and Umrah permits
• Best time to visit Madinah: weather, crowds and prices
• Prayer times in Madinah today