Artal international Hotel Madina Location , Main Entrance | Reception | Lifts & Room Reviews |

Artal international Hotel Madina Location , Main Entrance | Reception | Lifts & Room Reviews | • #ArtalInternationalHotel • #MedinaAccommodation • #NearProphetsMosque • #PilgrimageStay • #BudgetPilgrimHotel • #HotelReviews • #HotelReception • #RoomPhotos • #SaudiArabiaHotels • #HotelLiftReviews Artal International Hotel (also referred to as Artal Al Alami Hotel) is located in Medina (Al-Madīnah), Saudi Arabia, on King Faisal Road, near the 1st Ring Road.  Its key appeal is its proximity to Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, making it a preferred choice for pilgrims seeking easy access to the mosque.  Guests entering the hotel arrive at the main entrance lobby which leads into reception. From reception, there are lifts (elevators) that access the various guest floors. Rooms are typically modest to mid-level in amenities—comfortable beds, basic furniture, air conditioning, and standard fixtures.  Because the hotel is somewhat older, some areas (especially bathrooms, corridors) show signs of wear; some guests mention aging plumbing, leaks, weak water pressure, or outdated fixtures.  Noise, cleanliness, and elevator delays are among recurring criticisms in guest reviews.  On the positive side, the staff is often praised for being friendly, helpful, and responsive.  The hotel’s location near food outlets, shops, and the mosque is seen as a major advantage.  ⸻ Guest Reviews / Strengths & Weaknesses Strengths: • Proximity to Masjid an-Nabawi — Many guests cite that the hotel is a very short walk to key mosque gates.  • Helpful / friendly staff — Reception and housekeeping frequently receive praise for accommodating needs.  • Good location for nearby amenities — Restaurants, shops, etc., are close by.  • Value for money (for pilgrims focusing on location over luxury) — Many choose it because of the convenience rather than high-end finishes.  Weaknesses / Common Complaints: • Elevator issues / crowding / waiting time — Especially during prayer times, guests mention being stuck or waiting long for lifts.  • Cleanliness / maintenance problems — Bathrooms, leaks, outdated fittings, mold, or smell in some rooms are recurring.  • Noise & poor sound insulation — Some guests report external noise problems and that windows don’t seal fully.  • In-room amenity failures — Problems with phones, TVs, sockets, kettle, etc.  • Corridor and common area upkeep — Some guests remark clutter, unclean hallways, or furniture / trash in corridors.