Emaar Taiba Hotel

Emaar Taiba Hotel is a budget hotel on Sa'ad Bin Abi Waqaas Street in the An Naqa district of central Madinah, Saudi Arabia, on the west side of Masjid an-Nabawi. It is about 760 m in a straight line from the mosque and is listed at about 750 m on Trip.com, a walk of roughly ten to fifteen minutes that lengthens at peak prayer hours when the plaza gates are crowded. The western side of the mosque is less congested than the closest hotel blocks, and the surrounding streets provide shops, cafes, money changers and other hotels. The Haramain high-speed rail station and Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport are several kilometres away and are reached by taxi, ride-hailing or arranged transfer. Taiba is one of the traditional names of Madinah, and the hotel is a modest property in the central belt with a practical, pilgrim-oriented character rather than a resort atmosphere. Rooms are air-conditioned and served by lifts. Typical categories include double or twin rooms, family rooms and suites, with availability to be confirmed at booking. Breakfast is listed as an option to confirm at booking, so guests should check whether it is included in the rate and what time it starts, particularly for pre-dawn prayers. The surrounding streets hold small restaurants, bakeries and cafes serving inexpensive Arabic, South Asian and Turkish food, which suits travellers on a tight budget. No spa, pool or fitness facilities are confirmed in the available listings. Service is practical, covering luggage, transport and prayer-time logistics, and the hotel suits families, groups and independent travellers who accept a longer walk in return for lower rates. October 2026 listings put rates at roughly SAR 180 to 450 per night, rising sharply in 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.