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Waad Al Ula Hotel is a well maintained, spotless, cozy friendly place to stay while visiting Al Ula. The rooms are large, with a sitting area, little kitchenette. The bed is very comfortable, had great nights sleep. Great for any time of groups, family friendly, solo travellers. Great public spaces, roof top views are amazing. A well manicured little garden in the back where you could sit outside was really nice to enjoy a morning coffee. Service is personalised, very helpful and accommodating. Khalid Khafagy the owner , demonstrated great hospitality, generosity, Helping with other arrangements including guided visits of the sites in Al Ula. He is very knowledgeable and offered impeccable local knowledge, insiders look. I highly highly recommend staying at Waad Al Ula Hotel for guests groups, families, solo travellers, couples. Thank you for an amazing stay.

Banyan Tree Alula is truly one of the most incredible places I’ve ever been to! The level of luxurious service I received was unmatched. Every staff member is genuine and goes above and beyond to make you feel special. The location is stunning, with breathtaking views, and every detail of the resort is magical. Special thanks to Dhaher, Rand, Mootaz, Wael, George, Mohammed, Adel, Noaman, and the yoga instructor (sorry, I forgot her name 🥲). You all made our stay unforgettable! The entire Banyan Tree Al Ula team made us feel like we were at home. During our time in Al Ula, we had the pleasure of being guided by Eyad (@AlulaGuide), who was an incredible tour guide. He accompanied us throughout our journey and was the kindest gentleman. PS. If you’re an Arabic speaker, I highly recommend booking your stargazing experience with Majid—the hotel can arrange it for you!

The room was smaller than expected. If you go to the restaurant for breakfast early, you can only order food, not buffet. I am not used to it. The next day, I went at 7:30 and it was a buffet breakfast, which was quite rich. You can call a shuttle bus in the hotel. I waited for 20 minutes before leaving. The front desk called several times and kept urging me. They kept saying that they were on the way. There was less than 500 meters in total. If it wasn't for the sandy land with luggage, they wouldn't have called the shuttle bus. In the end, I couldn't wait and walked halfway with my luggage before the shuttle bus came. There were also strange animals in the room.

Located in Al-'Ula, ALWATEEN HOTEL is within a 10-minute drive of Jebel Khuraibah and AlUla Museum. This hotel is 4.6 mi (7.5 km) from Al Manshiyah Plaza and 6 mi (9.7 km) from AlUla Old Town.This hotel offers designated smoking areas.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and an elevator. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 19 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and Smart televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and bidets. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided on request.

What a great house. Living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedrooms are all available. The breakfast service attitude is great! Breakfast is also delicious! Parking is also very convenient, and it is also convenient to go to old town and winter park, only half an hour. We really enjoyed our trip to AlUla!

I didn't know there was no light before I booked the hotel. It was dark when I checked in. I couldn't see anything clearly in the hotel. To be honest, it's not friendly to night blindness. It's too dark and I can only light candles.

The hotel's various charges are unreasonable: the average per capita consumption for dining is 500 RMB per meal, and a bottle of Coke in the minibar is 70 RMB per bottle. It costs 230 RMB to drive from the hotel to Maraya in 5 minutes, but it's free if you stay at Banyan Tree next door. I didn't stay at Banyan Tree, but just went there for a meal, and they could send me back to Habitats for free. The most speechless thing is that when the hotel was not in the room, when they moved my suitcase to the shelf, they might have directly pulled the suitcase from the ground, and the zipper was broken. As a result, when I negotiated with them, they said that the zipper might be broken by itself and would not be broken when moving. It's not a big deal, but I feel that their attitude is to shirk responsibility first and not apologize sincerely. I suggest that if you live in the Banyan Tree next door, you can come to this restaurant to have a meal and just look at the swimming pool. And I had two meals at Banyan Tree, it was really delicious

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