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Jabal Omar Hyatt Regency Makkah

Hyatt Regency · World of Hyatt · Makkah, Saudi Arabia

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The hotel

Address: Makkah, Saudi Arabia
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Checkout: 11:00 AM

Points: Bookable on points
Brand: Hyatt Regency
Program

Club lounge

Regency Club

Access: Globalist, club rooms
Hours and service: Not recorded yet
Reader score: Not yet rated. Scores appear at 5 ratings.

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Nov 2021Globalist
UpgradeSuite, offered without askingRoomRoom (type not specified in review) → Suite, 19th floor, Haram viewBreakfastBuffet only
Staying one night in November 2021 for Umrah without their daughter, a Globalist couple were upgraded to a spacious suite on the 19th floor with a Haram view, though the InterContinental blocks much of the masjid view. The suite had a dining room, office space and two bathrooms with showers, and check-in was quick with the suite ready on a morning arrival. No executive lounge was open, but the ground-floor coffee shop served executive guests snacks from 5 to 8 p.m., and breakfast offered a wide choice of Asian and Arabic dishes, cold cuts, fruit and salads with no service delays despite crowds. Downsides were an air-conditioner that kept restarting after being turned off and no staff coming when called, very slow internet that forced phone tethering, and visible wear and stains on the light-coloured sofa; she still praised the location a few minutes from the King Fahad gate and said she would happily return.
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