Hilton expands presence in Makkah with two new hotel openings
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Hilton has introduced two new hotels in Makkah, significantly expanding its footprint in the Holy City to better serve pilgrims and visitors. The DoubleTree by Hilton Makkah Aziziyah debuts in the Al Aziziyah district, while Wirgan Al Noor, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, marks the brand’s inaugural property in Makkah and becomes its largest global location. Both establishments are under Wirgan Hospitality ownership.
Mohamed Lotfy, Cluster General Manager for both properties, stated, “We’re excited to introduce these distinguished hotels, each crafted to blend comfort and accessibility for travelers in Makkah. Our teams are dedicated to providing genuine hospitality and memorable stays.”
Wirgan Al Noor, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
Featuring 1,386 rooms and suites, Wirgan Al Noor is strategically located near Hira Cave and within a short drive of Masjid Al Haram. The hotel provides tranquil city views and harmonizes modern aesthetics with cultural authenticity. Amenities include diverse dining venues, event spaces spanning two ballrooms and eight meeting rooms, a fitness center, and a children’s activity area.
DoubleTree by Hilton Makkah Aziziyah
Located in eastern Al Aziziyah near Masjid Al Haram and Hira Cave, the 381-room DoubleTree by Hilton Makkah Aziziyah greets guests with its signature warm cookie welcome. The hotel prioritizes home-like comfort through personalized service and thoughtfully designed spaces.
Guests can enjoy international and local cuisine at the all-day restaurant or relax at the lobby café. The property also includes a fitness center and flexible meeting facilities for business needs.
Both hotels participate in Hilton Honors, offering loyalty members perks including Points/Money™ flexible bookings, exclusive discounts, complimentary Wi-Fi, and app-based convenience when reserving via Hilton’s direct channels.
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