On-site coffee shop, Bottle of water, Kid-friendly buffet, Kids' meals, Special diet meals (on request), Snack bar, Breakfast in the room, Restaurant, Good Coffee! King Abdulaziz International Airport is 47 mi away. Masjid Al Haram is just a few steps away from the property. The hotel offers a car hire as well as a 24-hour front desk and gift shop at the property. The peaceful Al Kawthar Lounge is the perfect place to unwind with a cup of coffee and a sweet treat as you admire wonderful views of the Haram. After a long day, cool down with a fresh juice in Al Helal café lounge. Overlooking the Haram, our specialty steak restaurant Prime, serves only the finest, freshest cuts of meat, cooked just the way you like them in the vibrant open kitchen. Savor Arabic specialties and international dishes from the set or a-la-carte menus, or be spoiled for choice with the extensive buffet selections at the relaxed, all-day dining restaurant, Al Mearaj. Some rooms and suites provide uninterrupted views of the Haram or Kaaba, and additional benefits like exclusive butler service and Executive Lounge access. Spacious and modern, all guest rooms offer a separate dressing area and complimentary WiFi. The hotel can be easily accessed from Umm El Qurra Road, which is connected to the Makkah-Jeddah highway. Worshippers also ask Allah for forgiveness and mercy.Set in the heart of Makkah, one of the world’s most inspiring holy destinations, Conrad Makkah is just steps from the Kaaba and the Holy Mosque. Prayers to Allah are said, and the faithful raise their right index fingers briefly to proclaim their devotion. This is a moment to pause and reflect on one's prayer. Tashahhud: Transition into a seated pose, feet beneath them and hands on laps.'Glory be to God, the highest' is repeated three times. Sujud: Worshippers kneel with only palms, knees, toes, forehead, and nose touching the ground.Second Qiyaam: The faithful return to a standing position, arms at their sides.Ruku: Worshippers bow toward Mecca, place their hands on their knees, and repeat, ' Glory be to God, the greatest,' three times.The first chapter of the Quran is read, along with other supplications. Qiyaam: Still standing, faithful cross their right arm over their left across their chest or navel.Takbir: Worshippers stand and raise their open hands to shoulder level, proclaiming Allahu Akbar ('God is great').

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