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If you have booked a hotel in Makkah, you know what you are in for. Every property is “near Haram”, every picture has the Kaaba and every price appears to alter every second you refresh the site. I’ve spent far too many hours looking through hotel maps, guest ratings and shuttle timetables to find out what actually counts when you are staying in the holiest city in the world for Muslims. So let’s call it as a buddy would, not a brochure. Why “Close to Haram” Is Not As Simple As It Sounds The first thing anyone tells you is that “near the Haram” might be a 90-second walk or a 25-minute shuttle journey. The Makkah hotel scene is very well organized into a few zones and understanding them alters everything about your vacation. The closest you will come is the Abraj Al Bait neighborhood, popularly known as the Clock Tower complex. The hotels here are actually in or near the towers overlooking the mosque courtyards, and are a one- to six-minute walk away. And then there is Ibrahim Al Khalil Street and Jabal Omar development, a major artery with worldwide hotel brands within five to fifteen minutes' walk. There are also Ajyad and the out...
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