Women-Friendly Travel in Jeddah
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Jeddah Hilton
A magnificent 5 star luxury hotel, Hilton Jeddah houses 446 rooms and is the largest hotel in Saudi Arabia. It is equipped with health club, swimming pools, 6 restaurants, Spa massage, conference and wedding hall and business center. Cribs and children menu are also available on request. Features include efficient house keeping, internet access and electronic smoke detector safe amongst numerous other amenities.
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Sheraton Jeddah
Located in the most happening North Corniche, overlooking the Red Sea, Sheraton Jeddah has a lot to offer to make your trip as comfortable and memorable as it could get. It is near to the airport as well as the latest shopping malls boasting international brands. Rooms offered are categorized into Classic, Club and Suits which have modern amenities like anti allergic pillows, high speed internet facility, balconies with a magnificent view. Moreover it offers restaurants with Chinese, international and oriental cuisines along with outdoor pool, gym, and tennis and squash courts.
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Le meridien Jeddah
Located in the heart of the city, Le Méridien offers the main shopping and business areas as its neighborhood. The 284 spacious rooms are stylish and overlook the sea. The hotel presents to you business center, internet in the room (SAR125/day), Fax machines, smoke detector rooms and many more services.
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Park Hyatt Hotel
Unquestionably one of the most state of the art hotels in Jeddah, Hyatt boasts of spacious guestrooms equipped with business and entertainment gadgetry. Most of the rooms have the unmatchable view of the sea and the King Fahd Fountain, the highest fountain in the world. It offers excellent spa and wellness facilities, innovative restaurants, marina yatch along with restaurants featuring cuisines of all kinds.
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Movenpick Jeddah
One of the recently constructed hotels, this 140 room building offers ballroom, boardroom, and meeting rooms. The restaurants offer for the first time in KSA the Indochinese fine dinning. Wireless internet is available in all guestrooms. Sauna, Jacuzzi and cardiovascular machines are included in the various features of the hotel.
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Al Billad Hotel
Fabulous tropical garden, in house bakery, lovely covered veranda and 20 upstairs bungalows along with guest rooms are what give Al Billad it’s much loved away from the crowd feel. The services include 24hours free wireless, direct dial telephone and what’s more the facility has recently been renovated with modern furniture.
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Al Rehab Hotel
A good value for money, Al Rehab is a clean and decently decorated hotel. All guest rooms have TV and Fridge. 24 hour housekeeping is also available.
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Al Nakheel Hotel
The favorite of the budget bunch, Al-Nakheel offers well furnished and well maintained rooms. It is recommended you chck a few rooms before booking one as they vary in sizes.
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Al Barraq Hotel
Although smaller, but reasonably well maintained hotel, Barraq offers a great value for money to its guests.
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Al Azhar Hotel
Located near the center of old Jeddah, Al Azhar offers good quality food, nice rooms, a small gym and pool and a restaurant with a good view.
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Tahlia Center
Situated at the Al Tahlia Street, the Tahlia center is one of the posh shopping arcade where malls and plazas are bunched in form of a shoppers paradise. Trademark items here are ladies wear and accessories of brands all over the world. Besides the international and national retail outlets you will find enormous food court here which is a relief to relax after the exhausting shopping. To attract the kids there is also a theme park/
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Red Sea Mall
Anchored by the Danube chain store, this tri storied mall is a welcome additional to the series of malls in Jeddah. It has trams to facilitate customers around the mall, impressive fountains, food court and kids area long with a parking space of 4000 cars.
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Coral Mall
A newly constructed modern shopping home, the two level shopping center by Midad Group containing with 50 fashion shops (Armani, Calvin Klein, Miss Sixty) and cafes (Second Cup) is a feast for shoppers. Coral Mall P.O.Box: 6782 Jeddah 21452 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 (2) 661-2484
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Aziz Mall
One of the leading destination for international class shopping, Aziz Mall, offers a selection of international and local brands across all categories and price points. Aziz Mall Address: Prince Majid Road, Faisaliyah P.O. Box 100604 Jeddah 21311 Saudi Arabia
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Mall of Arabia
This three storied mall with a three thousand car parking facility hosts more than 300 shops including Geant hypermart, Snow Village and eateries like Chilli’s and Fuddruckers. It claims to be the biggest shopping mall in Saudi Arabia and is a must see for tourist. Hours of Operation Saturday to Thursday: 9:00am - 10:00pm Friday: 10:00am - 12:00am Physical Address Al Madinah Road, Al Nuzha Jeddah, Makkah, Saudi Arabia
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Serafi MegaMall
Located in the prime area, at the intersection of Tahliah Street and Siteen Street Serafi Mega mall has something for every age. Besides the numerous retail outlets it also has a family entertainment hall “Moon Toon” on the 2nd and 3rd level that contains variety of games like 3D theater, video games, Ice Skating ring and indoor roller coaster. Teenagers and young adults can enjoy IN10SO, the Bachleors car and entertainment center, which is located on the 2nd and 3rd floor of the maal, has direct access from the 2nd level paking. This center contains attration like car racing, bowling, billiards, internetcafe, wall climibmuing and a host of video games.
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Gabel Street
If you are looking for local and cheap items Gabel Street is your destination to go. Situiated at the Al Balad town, it is not only an ttraction for the visitors but also a favorite for the locals. You can find soviniours along with household items, electronic purchases, spices and perfumes in this bustling shopping street. You can also find oriental rugs from other asian countries like Afghanistan and iran from here. Be sure to bargain for your purchases
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Naseef House
The old Jeddah architecture and the important artifacts which are stored at the Naseef House make it one of the most important museums in Jeddah. The Naseefs were one of the most powerful and wealthy merchant clans, so important in fact that when the late King and Founder of Saudi Arabia, King Abdulaziz,visited Jeddah, he stayed here. Address: Historic downtown area - AL-Bald
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Al-Taybat City Museum
The al-Taybat City Museum for International Civilization is a grand palace containing 300 rooms filled with items collected by a globetrotting local merchant. The collection ranges from gold, manuscripts, furniture, pottery, Islamic manuscripts and more. Groups of less than10 people cannot enter on their own, so either stand outside the museum and wait to join one, or telephone in advance to get added to somebody elses.
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Marine Science College Museum
The Marine Museum has a collection of live and fossilized fish on display. The Museum is convieniently located next to the Red Sea, so that college students and the like can use their boats fully equipped for travel, studies and research.
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Museum of King Abdulaziz University
This double story museum contains a large collection of the possessions of the King Abdulaziz Address: King Abdulaziz University
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Safeyeh bin Zagr Museum
The 8 wing museum houses documents and paintings that preserve the traditions, heritage and customs prevalent in Saudi Arabia.
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Abdulraouf Khalil Museum
A mosque, a citadel and respective houses of Saudi Arabian, Islamic, International and Public Heritage make up the Abdulraof Khalil Museum. There are a total of 19 units and houses and 15 fountains all around the vicinity, making it an interesting area to walk around in.
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Home Arts Museum
The museum was opened in 1997 and has a large number of colourful art pieces, paintings and artifacts on display, some of which date back 70 years. Address: The end of Palestine Street in the direction of the sea directly to the gate of No. (11) of the Center for Aljmjum