Maden Hotel

About Maden Hotel

This Maden Hotels property is run by Maden Hospitality Services Company, which places it in the Northern Central Area. The brand counts 340 rooms, from doubles and studios up to a Presidential Suite. It also lists ten panoramic lifts and three entrances, one of them for VIP guests. For food, the brand names Alluwlua Restaurant, which serves international buffets with a view of the Prophet's Mosque ﷺ, Al Murjan Restaurant and Maden Cafe. Services include free Wi-Fi, room service, a 24-hour front desk, laundry, luggage storage, an ATM and currency exchange. There is also a business centre and meeting rooms, and the brand says staff speak Arabic and English. Booking.com guests score it 8.7 out of 10 from 3,701 reviews. Web addresses on some booking sites read Royal Dyar or Al Nokhba Royal Inn, which may be older names, though no rename has been confirmed.

Walking from Maden Hotel to the Haram

• Courtyard: Gate 334 is the nearest courtyard entrance, about 250 m on foot (4 min).
• Nearest general door: King Fahd Gates (20-22), about 340 m (5 min).
• Nearest women's entrance: Uhud Gate (23), about 360 m (5 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: Double, Twin, King, Triple, Quadruple, Family Room, Studio, Accessible room, Standard Suite, Junior Suite, Family Suite with 2 Rooms, Royal Suite, Three-Bedroom Suite, Presidential Suite.

Food and drink

• Alluwlua Restaurant: international buffets, with a view of the Prophet's Mosque
• Al Murjan Restaurant: international cuisine
• Maden Cafe: coffee, tea, cold drinks and snacks

Haram view: Booking.com sells a Royal Suite and a Three-Bedroom Suite with a Haram view, and the same suites also come with a city view. The brand says the hotel offers Haram views, so ask whether your room type has one.

Families: Choices include family rooms, triple and quadruple rooms, a two-room family suite and three-bedroom suites. Booking.com says cribs and extra beds are not available and Trip.com says it varies by room type, so ask the hotel.

Breakfast: A buffet breakfast offers continental, vegetarian, halal and Asian choices, according to Booking.com. Trip.com gives the hours as 07:00 to 10:00 daily, and HalalBooking lists it for a fee, so ask if it is included.

Parking: Parking is available for an extra charge based on how long you stay, so ask the hotel. The brand offers secure parking on the lower floors of its hotels and 24/7 valet, and Booking.com also lists a garage and accessible parking.

Shuttle: Trip.com lists a bus service at an extra charge but gives no route, and no free shuttle to the Haram is confirmed, so ask the hotel where it goes.

Airport transfer: Booking.com lists an airport shuttle and HalalBooking lists a private transfer for an extra charge. The brand also offers a transfer service to and from the hotel, so ask which one applies.

Accessibility: The brand lists rooms for guests with motor, hearing or visual needs, with visual, audio and Braille instructions, plus provision in public areas and lifts. Booking.com sells Twin and Double or Twin rooms with disability access, and HalalBooking lists wheelchair-accessible parking.

The brand lists ten panoramic lifts and three entrances, including a VIP entrance.

Booking.com says children 7 and above are charged as adults.

Booking.com says pets are not allowed and asks guests to tell the hotel their arrival time in advance.

Booking.com says cash is not accepted, while HalalBooking says a cash deposit may be taken at check-in, so ask how to pay.

The brand lists a fitness club and spa, but HalalBooking says there is no spa for ladies-only or mixed use, so ask what women can use.

Amenities

• Free Wi-Fi
• Restaurant
• Breakfast available
• Coffee shop
• Room service
• 24-hour front desk
• Air conditioning
• Lifts
• Family rooms
• Triple rooms
• Quadruple rooms
• Suites
• Haram-view rooms
• Paid parking
• Valet parking
• Airport transfer
• Laundry service
• Luggage storage
• Concierge
• Currency exchange
• ATM
• Shops in the building
• Business centre
• Meeting rooms
• Gym
• Spa
• Accessible rooms
• Non-smoking rooms

Who it suits

• Elderly pilgrims: the courtyard is a 4-minute walk and the brand lists ten lifts
• Large families: room choices include quadruple rooms, family rooms and a two-room family suite
• Guests with motor, hearing or visual needs: the brand lists rooms for these needs, with Braille instructions
• Guests wanting to see the Haram from their room: Booking.com sells Royal and Three-Bedroom Suites with a Haram view

Questions about Maden Hotel

How far is Maden Hotel from Masjid an-Nabawi?

Maden Hotel is 250 m on foot from courtyard gate 334, about a 4-minute walk. The nearest mosque door is King Fahd Gates (20-22), 340 m away.

Which women's entrance is closest to Maden Hotel?

Uhud Gate (23) is the nearest door mapped as a women's entrance, 360 m on foot from the hotel.

Does Maden Hotel have rooms with a Haram view?

Some suites are sold with one: Booking.com lists the Royal Suite and the Three-Bedroom Suite with a Haram view, and both also come with a city view. The brand says the hotel offers Haram views, but whether a standard room has one is not confirmed. Ask the hotel before booking.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Maden Hotel?

Check-in is at 16:00, and check-out is 12:00 on Booking.com, Momondo and Trip.com. HalalBooking says check-out is before 14:00, so confirm with the hotel if you need the extra time.

Does Maden Hotel serve breakfast?

Yes, there is a buffet breakfast with continental, vegetarian, halal and Asian choices, according to Booking.com. Trip.com gives the hours as 07:00 to 10:00 daily. HalalBooking lists it for a fee, so ask whether your rate includes it.

Does Maden Hotel have rooms for families with children?

Yes, it sells triple and quadruple rooms, family rooms, a two-room family suite and three-bedroom suites. Booking.com says children 7 and above are charged as adults. Ask about cribs and extra beds, because Booking.com says they are not available and Trip.com says it varies by room type.

How far is Maden Hotel from Madinah airport and the Haramain station?

The airport is 16.7 km away, about 22 minutes by road, and the Haramain station is 15.1 km away, about 17 minutes. Booking.com lists an airport shuttle and HalalBooking lists a private transfer for an extra charge, so ask the hotel to arrange it.

Was Maden Hotel called Royal Dyar or Al Nokhba Royal Inn?

Possibly, but no rename has been confirmed. Booking.com's web address for Maden Hotel reads Royal Dyar, and Trip.com and HotelsCombined show it at addresses reading Al Nokhba Royal Inn. Booking.com, HalalBooking and Trip.com show the same licence number, 10001387, and Nozol Royal Inn is a separate hotel.

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