Dar Al Taqwa Hotel Madinah is a luxury hotel in Markazia (Bada'ah, King Fahd Road), about 450 m in a straight line from Masjid an-Nabawi. Courtyard-facing rooms and a tea garden are the main draws. Most guests walk to prayers; allow extra time at peak prayer hours when the plaza is crowded. Hotel stays are open to all visitors with a valid visa, while the mosque precinct is restricted to Muslims.
Dar Al Taqwa Hotel Madinah is a luxury hotel on King Fahd Road, off Al Sitteen Street, in the Bada'ah area of Markazia, the central district of Madinah in Saudi Arabia. It is about 450 m in a straight line from Masjid an-Nabawi, a distance most guests cover on foot. The walk is quickest outside prayer times; around the five daily prayers the plaza and approach streets are crowded, and extra time is advisable.
The hotel's main selling points, according to listings, are courtyard-facing rooms and a tea garden. The tea garden is an unusual amenity in the Madinah central area, where most hotels are vertical towers with limited outdoor space, and it offers a quieter spot to rest between prayers and visits. Rooms are air-conditioned and served by lifts, with double or twin rooms, family rooms and suites typical of the category; the availability of specific room types should be confirmed at booking.
Dining details are not firmly documented, so guests should confirm with the hotel what restaurants or breakfast service operate on site. Tea and light refreshments in the garden are the clearest listed offer, and the surrounding Bada'ah streets contain many restaurants serving Arabian, South Asian and Turkish food within a short walk.
Service character is that of a pilgrimage-oriented luxury property: a calm, family-friendly setting rather than a business or nightlife hotel. Typical rates run from roughly SAR 940 to 1,875 (about $250-500) per room per night in October 2026 listings, among the higher bands in this guide, and rise further during Ramadan, the Hajj season and school holidays. Hotel stays are open to all visitors with a valid visa, while the mosque precinct is restricted to Muslims. Non-Muslim guests can use the hotel as a base for visiting other parts of the city by taxi or ride-hailing.
| Price | $$$$ |
|---|---|
| Address | King Fahd Road, off Al Sitteen Street, Al Haram, Madinah |
Room types
- Double or twin room
- Family room (confirm availability)
- Suite (larger properties)
Amenities
- Air-conditioned rooms
- Lift access
- Tea garden
Location
King Fahd Road, off Al Sitteen Street, Al Haram, Madinah
24.4712, 39.6119 View on map
Highlights
- About 450 m from Masjid an-Nabawi
- Courtyard-facing rooms
- Tea garden for rest between prayers
- Quiet, family-oriented luxury setting
Tips for visiting
- Ask for a courtyard-facing room when booking
- Use the tea garden outside peak prayer hours for a quieter experience
- Allow extra walking time at prayer hours
- Rates sit near the top of the local range; compare dates outside Ramadan and Hajj
- Confirm breakfast arrangements before arrival
When to visit
The tea garden is most pleasant in the cooler months from November to February or in the evening. Ramadan and Hajj season are the busiest and costliest times.
Accessibility
Lift access is available. Step-free routes to the courtyard and tea garden, and wheelchair-adapted rooms, should be confirmed with the hotel.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes Dar Al Taqwa Hotel distinctive?
Listings highlight courtyard-facing rooms and a tea garden, an uncommon amenity among central Madinah hotels.
How far is it from the Prophet's Mosque?
About 450 m in a straight line. Most guests walk, allowing extra time at peak prayer hours.
What is the nightly price?
October 2026 listings show roughly SAR 940-1,875 (about $250-500) per night, with higher rates in peak seasons.
Is it open to non-Muslim visitors?
Yes, with a valid visa. The mosque precinct itself is restricted to Muslims.