Marriott Executive Apartments Madinah

About Marriott Executive Apartments Madinah

Trade reports say it opened in May 2019 as a re-branded property, run by Marriott Executive Apartments. It sits in the Shadhah district, north-east of the mosque, on King Abdullah Second Ring Road next to Al Rashid Mega Mall. Booking.com guests describe a direct link to the mall and its food court. Units range from studios to two-bedroom apartments, and Booking.com says some rooms have a kitchen with a dishwasher, oven and microwave. HalalBooking lists a handheld bidet spray in all rooms. Facilities include a restaurant, gym, spa, sauna, swimming pool, kids' pool, business centre, meeting rooms, ATM and shops. The front desk and room service run 24 hours. Booking.com guests score it 8.9 out of 10 from 844 reviews.

Getting from Marriott Executive Apartments Madinah to the Haram

• By car: about 9 km, roughly 12 minutes without traffic. Roads near the Haram get very busy around prayer times.
• Courtyard: Gate 334 is the nearest courtyard entrance, about 6.4 km on foot (86 min).
• Nearest general door: King Fahd Gates (20-22), about 6.5 km (87 min).
• Nearest women's entrance: Uhud Gate (23), about 6.5 km (87 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: Studio apartment, One-bedroom apartment, Two-bedroom apartment.

Food and drink

• Lounge Restaurant: open for breakfast

Haram view: No rooms have a Haram view, HalalBooking states. Booking.com sells city and garden views.

Families: Studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments are available, and Booking.com lists family and connecting rooms. Cribs are free on request for ages 0 to 3, and there is a kids' pool. Booking.com says no extra beds are available, while HalalBooking lists a rollaway bed for a fee, so ask.

Breakfast: Booking.com lists a continental or buffet breakfast every morning. Trip.com and HalalBooking show a charge per person, so ask whether your rate includes it.

Parking: HalalBooking lists free on-site, valet and long-term parking. Booking.com and Trip.com also list free private parking.

Shuttle: Booking.com, Trip.com and HalalBooking list a free shuttle between the hotel and Masjid an-Nabawi. One Booking.com guest mentions a bus at prayer times, so ask the hotel for the timetable.

Accessibility: Trip.com says accessible rooms are available, and Booking.com lists facilities for disabled guests.

The property is alcohol-free, according to HalalBooking and Trip.com, and pets are not allowed.

Booking.com says photo ID and a credit card are required at check-in.

HalalBooking gives pool hours of 07:30 to 23:00 and lists no ladies-only pool or spa.

Trip.com gives a minimum check-in age of 20, while Booking.com sets no age but says under-18s need a parent or guardian, so ask if you are travelling young.

Booking.com says Wi-Fi is free, while Trip.com says it is free in public areas, so ask about Wi-Fi in your apartment.

Amenities

• Free Wi-Fi
• Restaurant
• Breakfast available
• Room service
• 24-hour room service
• 24-hour front desk
• Air conditioning
• Lifts
• Family rooms
• Connecting rooms
• Free parking
• Valet parking
• Shuttle to the Haram
• Laundry service
• Luggage storage
• Concierge
• ATM
• Shops in the building
• Business centre
• Meeting rooms
• Gym
• Spa
• Swimming pool
• Accessible rooms
• Non-smoking rooms
• Kitchens
• Kids' pool
• Sauna

Who it suits

• Families who want separate rooms: units go up to two bedrooms, and Booking.com lists family and connecting rooms
• Longer stays: some rooms have a kitchen, there is a laundry service, and a mall is next door
• Guests arriving by car: booking sites list free parking, including free valet parking
• Pilgrims happy to travel to the Haram by shuttle or car: three booking sites list a free shuttle to Masjid an-Nabawi

Questions about Marriott Executive Apartments Madinah

How far is Marriott Executive Apartments Madinah from Masjid an-Nabawi?

It is about 9 km by road, roughly a 12-minute drive. The route on foot to courtyard gate 334 is 6.4 km, about 85 minutes, so guests go by shuttle or car.

Does the hotel have a free shuttle to the Haram?

Yes, Booking.com, Trip.com and HalalBooking all list a free shuttle between the hotel and Masjid an-Nabawi. One Booking.com guest mentions a bus at prayer times. Ask the hotel for the timetable, the stop and whether it runs at all prayer times.

Which door of the Prophet's Mosque ﷺ is closest to the hotel?

King Fahd Gates (20-22) are the nearest mosque doors, and Uhud Gate (23) is the nearest door mapped as a women's entrance. Both are about 6.5 km from the hotel on foot, which is too far to walk to prayers.

Do any apartments have a Haram view?

No, HalalBooking states that no rooms have Haram views. Booking.com sells city and garden views instead.

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

Check-in is at 16:00 on Booking.com and HalalBooking, and check-out is at 12:00. Trip.com shows 15:00 for check-in, so ask the hotel if you plan to arrive early.

Does Marriott Executive Apartments Madinah suit families?

Yes, it sells studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, and Booking.com lists family rooms and connecting rooms. Cribs are free on request for ages 0 to 3, and there is a kids' pool. Booking sites disagree on extra beds, so ask the hotel if you need one.

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

The airport is about 11.2 km away, around 17 minutes by road. The Haramain station is about 9.0 km away, around 12 minutes by road.

Is parking free at the hotel?

Yes, HalalBooking lists free on-site, valet and long-term parking. Booking.com and Trip.com also list free private parking.

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