Maysan Al-Harithia Hotel

Maysan Al-Harithia Hotel is a mid-range hotel on Said Bin Al Musayyib Street in the Markazia (Central Area) of Badaah, Madinah, Saudi Arabia. It is about 0.4 km in a straight line from Al-Masjid an-Nabawi (the Prophet's Mosque), so most guests walk to prayers, and the surrounding blocks contain the shops, cafes and small restaurants that serve the pilgrim district. The hotel suits pilgrims and families who want a practical, comfortable base close to the mosque at a more moderate price than the large international brands nearby. Rooms are air-conditioned, and the listed categories are double or twin rooms, with family rooms and suites offered subject to availability, which helps groups and relatives travelling together. Lift access serves the upper floors. The hotel lists a restaurant or breakfast service and a reception intended to run around the clock; as with most properties in this area, these should be confirmed at booking because hours and meal plans change between seasons. Spa, pool and fitness facilities are not listed, so visitors should not expect resort-style amenities. The service character is functional and pilgrim-oriented, with staff generally able to help with taxis, luggage and directions to the mosque gates, and visitors can reach Quba Mosque and Mount Uhud by taxi. Typical rates run from about SAR 200 to SAR 650 (roughly $55-175) per room per night in normal weeks, but prices climb steeply in Ramadan, the Hajj season and school holidays, when walking-distance rooms are in heavy demand and often book out early. Guests should compare the room size and floor, check whether breakfast is included, and confirm the cancellation policy before reserving fixed dates. Street-level noise can be notable around prayer times, so a higher floor may be quieter.