Radisson Hotel Madinah

About Radisson Hotel Madinah

Radisson Hotel Group announced the opening of this property in April 2025, and the Tourism Minister formally opened it in February 2026. It stands on Khallad Ibn Suwaid Street in Ad Duwaimah District, near Quba Mosque. Rooms range from Standard and Superior up to Junior, One Bedroom and Premium Suites, with City View and Uhud View options. For food there is The View for all-day dining, The Point Restaurant & Terrace, The Hub coffee shop and a Grab & Go kiosk open round the clock. On site are a gym, sauna, steam room, swimming pool, three ground-floor meeting rooms, a business centre, a 24-hour front desk, 24-hour room service, laundry, luggage storage and free Wi-Fi. Listings also show a spa. Booking.com guests score it 8.7 out of 10 from 1,245 reviews.

Getting from Radisson Hotel Madinah to the Haram

• By car: about 7.1 km, roughly 10 minutes without traffic. Roads near the Haram get very busy around prayer times.
• Courtyard: Gate 309 is the nearest courtyard entrance, about 3.5 km on foot (47 min).
• Nearest general door: King Saud Gates (7-9), about 3.8 km (51 min).
• Nearest women's entrance: Al-Majidi Gates (12-14), about 3.9 km (52 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: Standard Room, Standard Room - City View, Standard Room - Uhud View, Superior Room, Superior Room - City View, Junior Suite, One Bedroom Suite, Premium Suite.

Food and drink

• The View: all-day dining, Mediterranean and international
• The Point Restaurant & Terrace: outdoor seating, international and Middle Eastern a la carte, shisha service
• The Hub: ground-floor coffee shop
• Grab & Go: ground-floor kiosk, open round the clock

Haram view: No Haram-view rooms are listed. The views sold by name are City View and Uhud View.

Families: Booking.com lists family rooms and interconnected rooms. The One Bedroom Suite and Premium Suite sleep 3 adults and 2 children aged 0-12, with cots and extra beds on request.

Breakfast: Buffet breakfast with halal, vegetarian and gluten-free options, plus breakfast to go. Trip.com and Logitravel list it from 06:00 to 10:30 at extra cost, so ask what is charged.

Parking: Radisson lists free underground parking on site for hotel guests, plus valet and outdoor parking. Trip.com says private parking off site, so ask the hotel.

Airport transfer: Booking.com lists an airport shuttle. Logitravel says airport transfers are charged and Trip.com says the same of station transfers, so ask the hotel.

Accessibility: Radisson lists lifts with voice announcements and braille buttons, a lower reception counter, an automatic entrance door, a wheelchair to borrow and an accessible foyer bathroom. Trip.com lists accessible rooms and a pool ramp and hoist, so ask the hotel to confirm these.

Photo ID and a credit card are required at check-in.

Pets are not allowed.

Radisson calls the hotel smoke-free but also offers shisha at the pool and restaurant, so ask for a non-smoking room if this matters.

Sources differ on the pools: Radisson mentions one outdoor pool, Booking.com lists 2 pools with a kids' pool and rooftop, and Trip.com lists 2 rooftop pools with one for adults only. Ask which your family can use.

Amenities

• Free Wi-Fi
• Restaurant
• Breakfast available
• Coffee shop
• Room service
• 24-hour room service
• 24-hour front desk
• Air conditioning
• Lifts
• Family rooms
• Connecting rooms
• Suites
• Free parking
• Valet parking
• Airport transfer
• Laundry service
• Luggage storage
• Concierge
• Business centre
• Meeting rooms
• Gym
• Spa
• Swimming pool
• Accessible rooms
• Non-smoking rooms
• Sauna
• Steam room
• Safety deposit box

Who it suits

• Pilgrims who want to be near Quba Mosque: Radisson's site gives 0.80 km to it, Trip.com 1.2 km
• Families: the One Bedroom and Premium Suites sleep 3 adults and 2 children aged 0-12
• Guests with a car: Radisson lists free underground parking and valet parking
• Guests with limited mobility travelling by car: Radisson lists a wheelchair to borrow, an automatic entrance door and lifts with voice announcements

Questions about Radisson Hotel Madinah

How far is Radisson Hotel Madinah from Masjid an-Nabawi, and which door is nearest?

It is 3.5 km on foot to courtyard gate 309, about 48 minutes, or about 7.1 km and 10 minutes by car, the more practical choice with elderly parents or children. The nearest mosque door is King Saud Gates (7-9), at 3.8 km. The nearest door mapped as a women's entrance is Al-Majidi Gates (12-14), at 3.9 km.

Is there a shuttle from Radisson Hotel Madinah to Masjid an-Nabawi?

No shuttle to the mosque is confirmed, so ask the hotel before you rely on one. Two Trip.com guest reviews from June 2026 mention a free one, and a Trip.com review summary asks for more frequent runs.

How close is the hotel to Quba Mosque?

It is about 0.8 to 1.2 km away, depending on the source. Radisson's site gives 0.80 km and Trip.com gives 1.2 km.

Does Radisson Hotel Madinah have Haram-view rooms?

No Haram-view room category is listed. The views sold by name are City View and Uhud View.

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

Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out is at 12:00. Bring photo ID and a credit card, as both are required at check-in.

Is breakfast available at Radisson Hotel Madinah?

Yes, there is a buffet breakfast with halal, vegetarian and gluten-free options, and breakfast to go. Trip.com and Logitravel list it from 06:00 to 10:30 at extra cost, so ask the hotel what is charged.

Does the hotel have rooms for families?

Yes, Booking.com lists family rooms and interconnected rooms. The One Bedroom Suite and Premium Suite sleep 3 adults and 2 children aged 0-12, and cots and extra beds are available on request.

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

The airport is about 23.2 km away, around 25 minutes by road, and the station is about 18.3 km away, around 17 minutes by road. Logitravel says airport transfers are charged and Trip.com says the same of station transfers, so ask the hotel when you book.

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