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Emaar Andalusia Hotel Makkah

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5 NIGHTS

Jawharat Al Rasheed Hotel

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10 Nights 3 Star Manchester Umrah Package: Proper Time, Proper Price

Extended Stay Without Extended Bills

Right, so you’ve looked at the 7 nights option and thought “that’s a bit rushed, innit?” Fair enough. Ten nights gives you proper breathing room – five full nights in each holy city. You actually settle in rather than just passing through.

Our 10 nights Manchester Umrah package keeps the same straightforward approach – fly from Manchester, no London connections, reasonable 3-star accommodation, honest pricing. Just more time to actually absorb everything.

Why Ten Nights Changes Everything

Here’s what you get with those extra three nights: you’re not constantly checking your watch, you can visit Ziyarah sites without speed-running through them, you pray at different times experiencing varied atmospheres, and you rest properly when tired without guilt about “wasting pilgrimage time.”

Five nights per city means equal time in Makkah and Madinah. Feels more balanced than that lopsided 4-3 split. You establish routines, know where things are, feel settled – not like you’re permanently jet-lagged.

Your Manchester Departure Advantage

Same benefits as shorter packages – direct Manchester Airport access, no expensive London travel, familiar departure point, decent Muslim facilities. But with ten nights, the convenience matters even more. You’re gone longer, so not adding that London journey stress makes a real difference.

Many Greater Manchester families prefer extended stays because it allows proper pacing with children. Not rushing kids through sites creates better memories and less meltdowns.

What’s Actually Included

Package Feature Details
Total Duration 10 nights / 11 days
Makkah Hotel Emaar Andalusia Hotel (5 nights)
Madinah Hotel Jawharat Al Rasheed Hotel (5 nights)
Hotel Category Comfortable 3 star standard
Departure Airport Manchester (MAN)
Flights Return airfare included (indirect routes)
Visa Processing Complete Saudi visa handled
Local Transport Airport transfers + inter-city travel
Support 24/7 WhatsApp + emergency helpline
Room Sharing Based on 4 people per room

Optional Add-Ons

Enhancement What It Covers
Ziyarah Tours Guided visits to sacred historical sites in both cities
Daily Breakfast Hotel breakfast buffet for all 10 mornings
Better Room Config Triple, double, or single room upgrades
Direct Flights Non-stop Manchester-Jeddah (subject to availability)

The Hotels: Straight Talk

Emaar Andalusia in Makkah – solid 3-star property, nothing fancy but properly maintained. Rooms are clean, AC works, WiFi connects (mostly), daily housekeeping. About 12-15 minute walk to Haram, or shuttle bus during busy times.

Jawharat Al Rasheed in Madinah – similar standard, comfortable enough for five nights. Walking distance to Prophet’s Mosque varies (10-15 minutes typically), but Madinah’s generally more relaxed than Makkah anyway.

Both hotels provide what you actually need – somewhere clean to sleep, shower, and rest between prayers. Not luxury, not pretending to be, just functional comfort at honest rates.

Five Nights Per City: The Breakdown

In Makkah (5 nights):

  • Perform Umrah rituals without rushing
  • Multiple Tawaf attempts at different times
  • Visit Cave of Hira, Jabal Thawr, other sites properly
  • Pray during peaceful dawn and late-night hours
  • Actually rest when exhausted

In Madinah (5 nights):

  • Multiple Rawdah entry attempts (increases success chances)
  • Proper time at Prophet’s grave without crowds pushing
  • Visit Quba Mosque, Uhud, Seven Mosques thoroughly
  • Experience Madinah’s unique peaceful atmosphere
  • Engage with other pilgrims, build connections

Who Benefits Most From Ten Nights

Ideal Travelers

Pilgrim Type Why This Works
First-Timers Adequate learning time without pressure
Families with Kids Flexible pacing around children’s energy
Older Pilgrims Slower pace, proper rest periods
Deep Reflection Seekers Time for genuine spiritual immersion
Budget-Conscious Maximum time at economy rates
Manchester Locals Extended stay from convenient airport

The Economics Make Sense

Ten nights from Manchester typically costs only slightly more than seven nights – maybe £100-150 extra per person. But you get 43% more pilgrimage time. That’s roughly £25-40 per additional night. Try finding decent accommodation anywhere for that.

For Manchester working families, this represents genuine value. Similar to our comprehensive Umrah packages range, we focus on what actually matters – proper time, proper support, proper pricing.

Room Sharing: The Reality

Package pricing assumes 4 people per room. That’s standard for budget 3-star – typically two double beds or four single beds. Works fine for families, friend groups, or couples traveling together.

Want different configurations? Triple rooms (3 people) cost a bit more per person. Double rooms (2 people) cost noticeably more. Single rooms (solo traveler luxury) cost significantly more. Ask when booking for specific pricing.

Transport Included, But What Exactly?

The transportation services included cover Manchester Airport to Makkah hotel, Makkah hotel to Madinah hotel, and Madinah hotel back to airport. That’s it.

Local taxis around Makkah or Madinah? Not included. Ziyarah tour transport? That’s the optional add-on. It’s clearly stated – we’re not hiding anything. Budget £30-50 extra if you want occasional local taxis for comfort.

Additional Budget Planning

Realistic Extra Costs (10 Days)

Expense Category Estimated Amount
Meals (if no breakfast) £150-250 per person
Ziyarah Tours £50-80 total both cities
Personal Shopping £40-100 (souvenirs, gifts)
Local Taxis £30-60 occasional use
Travel Insurance £30-50 essential coverage
Miscellaneous £30-50 buffer
Total Additional £330-500 per person

Manchester Community Knows Extended Value

Greater Manchester’s Muslim community increasingly chooses extended stays when possible. Seven nights works for quick trips, but ten nights provides that deeper experience many people actually want.

Whether you’re from Cheetham Hill, Longsight, Rusholme, Levenshulme, or anywhere across Greater Manchester – you know the value of getting it done properly first time rather than rushing and regretting it.

Make It Work For You

Ziyarah tours worth adding? Absolutely. Having a knowledgeable guide explain historical significance at sites creates much richer understanding than just visiting independently.

Breakfast inclusion? Depends. Some people prefer exploring local restaurants (cheaper, more authentic). Others value hotel breakfast convenience, especially families with children. Your call.

No Pressure Booking

We’re not doing countdown timers or “only 3 spots left!” manipulation. Manchester packages run regularly throughout the year. Book when you’re financially and mentally ready.

Call our Manchester-based team, ask questions, get straight answers. They understand Northern Muslims’ needs because they’re part of the same community.

This is about getting you proper extended time in Makkah and Madinah, flying conveniently from Manchester, at rates that work for regular working people.

MAKKAH HOTEL

EMAAR ANDALUSIA HOTEL

3 Star Hotel
Wheelchair Friendly
🚶 7–10 mins walking from Haram
🌆 City View Rooms
❄️ Air-Conditioned Rooms
📶 Free Wi-Fi Available
🍽️ Breakfast – Can Be Included

Emaar Andalusia Hotel is a comfortable 3-star hotel in Makkah, ideally located within a 7 to 10 minutes’ walking distance from Masjid al-Haram. This hotel is a popular choice among Umrah pilgrims seeking affordable accommodation without compromising on comfort. The rooms are well-maintained, fully air-conditioned, and offer pleasant city views along with essential modern amenities. Guests can stay connected with free Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel. Wheelchair-friendly access makes it suitable for elderly pilgrims and guests with mobility needs. Optional breakfast services provide added convenience during your stay. With its strategic location, welcoming atmosphere, and value-for-money comfort, Emaar Andalusia Hotel offers a peaceful and practical base for pilgrims performing Umrah in the holy city of Makkah.

MADINA HOTEL

JAWHARAT AL RASHEED HOTEL

3 Star Hotel
Wheelchair Friendly
🚶 5–6 mins walking distance from Masjid an-Nabawi
🌆 City View Rooms
❄️ Air-Conditioned Rooms
📶 Free Wi-Fi Available
🍽️ Breakfast – Can Be Included

Jawharat Al Rasheed Hotel is a welcoming 3-star hotel in Madinah, ideally located just a 5 to 6 minutes’ walk from the sacred Masjid an-Nabawi. Designed with pilgrims in mind, the hotel offers clean, air-conditioned rooms that provide a peaceful environment after a day of worship. Guests can enjoy city views, free Wi-Fi, and essential in-room amenities for a comfortable stay. The hotel is wheelchair friendly, making it suitable for elderly pilgrims and guests with mobility needs. Optional breakfast services add extra convenience, allowing guests to begin their day with ease. With its close proximity to the Prophet’s Mosque, warm hospitality, and budget-friendly comfort, Jawharat Al Rasheed Hotel is an excellent choice for pilgrims seeking a convenient and relaxing stay in the holy city of Madinah.

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Absolutely, yeah. Look at the mathematics - ten nights typically costs only £100-150 more per person than seven nights. But you get three extra nights, which is 43% more pilgrimage time. That works out to roughly £30-50 per additional night. You can't get decent accommodation anywhere for that rate, never mind in Makkah or Madinah during pilgrimage season. The value becomes even clearer when you consider you're already paying for flights and visa regardless of duration - those costs stay the same whether you're there seven or ten nights. So the extra cost is purely accommodation, which is minimal when spread across three nights. Beyond pure economics, ten nights provides qualitatively different experience. With seven nights, you're basically: arrive jet-lagged, perform Umrah, quick Ziyarah tour, pack, leave. It works but feels rushed. Ten nights means you actually settle in, establish routines, pray at varied times, visit sites without speed-running, and rest properly without feeling guilty. Many Manchester pilgrims report the extra time transforms Umrah from feeling like an extended weekend trip into genuine spiritual immersion.
Right, let's be completely honest because overselling helps nobody. Both hotels are proper 3-star standard - clean, functional, adequate. Emaar Andalusia in Makkah offers rooms around 18-22 square meters with two double beds (or four singles for quad sharing), working air conditioning (essential in Saudi heat), private bathrooms with reliable hot water, basic WiFi that usually connects, flat-screen TV, daily housekeeping, and 24-hour reception. Walking distance to Haram runs 12-15 minutes or shuttle bus during peak times. There's one basic restaurant on-site, but loads of local eateries nearby. Jawharat Al Rasheed in Madinah is similar standard - clean rooms, functioning facilities, adequate comfort for five nights. Walking to Prophet's Mosque takes 10-15 minutes through Madinah's generally calmer streets. What these hotels AREN'T: luxury properties with fancy lobbies, multiple restaurants, room service, executive lounges, premium toiletries. Rooms are smaller than 4-5 star options, furniture is basic but functional, soundproofing isn't perfect. But here's the reality - you're spending most time at mosques, not hanging in hotel rooms. The room serves its purpose: sleep, shower, rest. For that, 3-star works perfectly fine while saving you hundreds that can go toward Ziyarah tours, bringing extra family members, or just general expenses.
The equal five-night split in each city creates balanced experience many pilgrims prefer over uneven divisions. You typically fly Manchester to Jeddah, transfer to Makkah hotel, spend five nights there, then coach/bus to Madinah for five nights, before returning to Jeddah for departure flight home. In Makkah (first five nights usually), you perform Umrah rituals on day 1 or 2 once settled and rested - don't rush it jet-lagged off the plane. Days 2-5 allow multiple voluntary Tawafs at different times, comprehensive Makkah Ziyarah tours (Cave of Hira, Jabal Thawr, Jannat al-Mu'alla), prayers during varied hours experiencing different atmospheres, proper rest periods without feeling you're wasting precious limited time, and shopping for gifts/souvenirs without rushing. In Madinah (final five nights), you attempt Rawdah entry multiple times across different days (schedules vary, so multiple attempts increase success chances), spend quality reflection time at Prophet's grave, visit Quba Mosque and perform prayers there for special rewards, explore Uhud battlefield and martyrs' cemetery with proper historical understanding, experience the Seven Mosques and other Madinah sites, and enjoy Madinah's uniquely peaceful atmosphere that differs from Makkah's intensity. The equal split feels psychologically balanced - neither city feels shortchanged. Some agencies allow customization (6-4 or 4-6 splits) if you have specific preferences, but 5-5 has proven optimal for most pilgrims over decades of package refinement.
Manchester families need realistic budgeting to avoid mid-trip financial stress. The package covers flights, hotels, visa, basic transport, and support. Beyond that, plan carefully for meals since 3-star packages are typically room-only. Local restaurants near both hotels cost £6-12 per meal for adults, £4-8 for children. Budget approximately £20-30 daily per person for three meals, totaling £200-300 per adult and £120-180 per child for ten days. Alternatively, adding hotel breakfast (where available) costs £10-15 daily per person but saves morning hassle with hungry kids. Ziyarah tours become almost essential for families - guided tours provide historical context children actually understand and remember, costing £50-80 per person for comprehensive coverage both cities (children often discounted). Personal expenses vary wildly: souvenirs and gifts for extended family (£40-100), Zamzam containers and shipping (£15-30), modest extra clothing if kids grow/damage stuff mid-trip (£20-40). Local taxis beyond included airport transfers add convenience: £30-60 per family if used occasionally instead of always walking (especially helpful with tired children or elderly grandparents). Travel insurance covering whole family runs £80-150 total - absolutely essential, don't skip trying to save money. Total realistic family budget (2 adults, 2 children): package cost PLUS £800-1,200 additional for comfortable coverage. Manchester families often underestimate food costs because they're comparing to Manchester restaurant prices, but Saudi isn't dirt cheap.
Package pricing assumes quad occupancy (4 people sharing) because that's how 3-star properties maximize space and keep costs down. Typical configurations: two double beds (sleeping 4), or four single beds arranged in the room. Room size runs 20-25 square meters usually - adequate but not spacious. This setup works perfectly fine for families (2 adults, 2 children), groups of friends traveling together, or two couples who don't mind sharing. Everyone gets a bed, there's one bathroom to share, sufficient storage for everyone's luggage. Practical realities of quad sharing: you're coordinating bathroom schedules (especially morning Fajr rush), one person's snoring affects three others, different sleep schedules can cause friction, limited privacy for changing/etc, but you're saving significant money versus other configurations. Want different arrangements? Triple occupancy (3 people) costs more per person than quad - hotels add surcharge because the room holds 4 but only 3 paying. Double occupancy (2 people) costs noticeably more per person - you're essentially paying for the two empty bed spaces. Single occupancy (solo traveler) costs approximately 70-85% of the TOTAL quad price just for yourself - significant premium for privacy. For Manchester families especially, quad sharing makes perfect sense and keeps overall costs manageable. If traveling as a couple without children, you'll need to accept sharing with another couple (arranged by agency with vetted travelers) or pay the double occupancy premium.
Timing depends on travel period preferences. For general off-peak times (avoiding Ramadan, Hajj season, school holidays), booking 8-10 weeks ahead works fine. You get decent Manchester flight availability, proper hotel choices, reasonable rates, and time to arrange payment plans if needed. For popular UK holiday periods - half-term breaks (October, February), Easter holidays, Christmas season - book minimum 12-15 weeks ahead because Manchester's massive Muslim population (120,000+) creates intense demand during school holidays. Everyone wants to travel when kids are off school, so availability fills rapidly. Last-minute bookings (under 4 weeks) occasionally work if agencies have unsold inventory, sometimes at reduced rates to fill empty seats, but you take whatever's available with zero customization options. Ramadan packages require 4-6 months advance booking minimum due to overwhelming global demand - seriously, people book Ramadan packages almost immediately after previous Ramadan ends. Payment structures vary by agency: some require full payment 6 weeks before departure, others offer installment plans (deposit £50-100 per person, then monthly payments over 3-6 months), which significantly helps Manchester families booking multiple people. Early booking advantages: widest Manchester flight selection, best hotel room availability and configurations, maximum customization flexibility, sometimes early-bird discounts of 10-15%, and psychological benefit of having trip secured and paid rather than stressing about it. Don't get paralyzed by timing though - Manchester agencies run packages year-round. Book when you're financially ready and mentally prepared, not because fake urgency pressures you.