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Makkah(Mecca) in Saudi Arabia is the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, while Madinah is the location of the Prophet's grave. It draws travellers from all over the world for Hajj and Umrah, pilgrimages to the holy Ka'aba in Makkah Al Mukarrama, as well as to visit the Prophet's Mosque in Al Madina Al Munawara. The Oberoi, Madina enjoys fantastic views from its unrivalled position just steps from the Prophet's Mosque. Spacious accommodation and bathrooms. All-day dining restaurants serving international cuisine. Large efficient lifts to move around effortlessly. The largest banqueting halls in the city with personalised care.
The Oberoi, Abizar Road, Madina, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Prince Mohammaed Bin Abdul Aziz Airport
Madina, literally translated as “the radiant city” or “the enlightened city” is home to Al Masjid An Nabawi Al Sharief: the tomb of the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him. It is considered to be the second holiest city in Saudi Arabia after Mecca, the Prophet’s birthplace.
The Oberoi, Madina is situated just steps from Al Masjid An Nabawi Al Sharief. The ladies’ gate is the closest entrance from the hotel to the mosque, making our hotel the safest and most convenient place to stay in the holy city.
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Our spacious rooms and suites are luxuriously furnished and have complimentary Internet.
We offer interconnecting rooms for families or groups travelling together.
Take your pick from the finest international and Arabic cuisines at our elegant restaurants.
Our 24-hour dining space is decorated with modern designs, lit by contemporary lighting. We offer lavish hot and cold buffets of Arabic, Western and Indian cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. These are complemented by fresh bread from the in-house bakery, homemade pickles and rich desserts. The restaurant also has semi-private seating for up to forty people.
Situated at the lobby level of The Oberoi, Madina, The Moghul Room is an elegant fine dining restaurant serving authentic, classical and contemporary North Indian cuisine. Let us show you to a table with breathtaking views of the piazza Al-Masjid An-Nabawi and its iconic shading umbrellas. Take a seat with your family and friends in our screened private dining room. Or watch from your table as our...
Kyoto is Madina’s first ever Japanese restaurant. It serves authentic cuisine at tables that overlook the Prophet’s Mosque. Our hand rolled sushi can also be enjoyed at the sushi counter, shabu shabu at a dedicated table and teppanyaki can be shared with family and friends in a private dining room attended by your personal chef. Kyoto is open for lunch and dinner.
The Lobby is a wonderful space to relax over Arabic coffee and dates with family and friends, at any time of the day or night. Lit by sparkling chandeliers and tiled in flawless marble, it offers intimate tables and carved wooden seating for up to sixty people.
This quaint space is furnished with crisp, white linen tables, just like an olde English tea shoppe. It features glass cases filled with fresh cakes and pastries, and is a wonderful setting to take a leisurely high tea with family and friends. We serve Arabic and European style coffees, and a range of herbal and black teas. For your comfort, we also have a semi private seating area, with views of the...
We welcome gentlemen guests at our health club. For a work out, massage and steam.
The tomb of the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, a royal printing press for the Holy Qur’an
and mega malls await in the Holy City of Madina.
Just steps from The Oberoi, Madina, Al Masjid An Nabawi Al Sharief is the reason pilgrims make the Hajj to Madina. Its green dome marks the final resting place of the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him.
This mosque is historically important for being the place where the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, received the command to change the direction of prayer from Jerusalem to Mecca.
Quba Mosque was the first mosque built by the Prophet Muhammed, peace be upon him, when he left Mecca for Madina. It is one of the oldest mosques in the world.
Also known as the Seven Mosques, these are actually six small mosques in the same area, plus one more: the Mosque of the Two Qiblas, which is approximately one kilometre away.
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