Jeddah Hotels with Pools

Excellent service & amenities. Only negatives were prayer mats in both rooms were not cleaned and sea view room was noisy from late activities in the hotel ground floor.

Honestly, this is the cleanest hotel I've ever stayed in; it's so refreshing. The staff are wonderful, treating everyone with love and respect. The parking is excellent, with three levels and high security. Check-in was smooth, and it's completely quiet. The rooms on the first floor have balconies, the gym is new, and there's a pool. The lighting is touch-controlled and very cool! The room itself is very spacious.

very nice, love the pillows. but there was spme chinese guests next to my room, which was a bit loud.

Very disappointing experience at Jeddah Corniche Hilton. At 3 a.m. during check-out, I asked the receptionist for a bottle of water for my 2-year-old toddler and was told to go buy it from a mini market. This lack of basic care and empathy is unacceptable and far below the standards expected from the Hilton brand

The hotel is a few blocks from the beach, but it's only a few minutes' taxi ride away, so the location is pretty good, and it's great value for money. The hotel breakfast is made by Indian chefs and features a lot of Indian curries and other dishes, offering a decent variety. The room is a bit small; the double bed is smaller than those at Aloft, making it feel a little cramped. The rooftop pool, however, is quite nice.

We had an excellent stay at this hotel and were very satisfied with the overall experience. The staff were extremely accommodating and friendly, and the room was spotless and well-maintained. We initially booked a standard room for two ladies, but to our pleasant surprise, the hotel upgraded us to a junior suite at no extra cost. We didn’t catch the names of the staff who assisted us, but we would like to express our sincere gratitude for their thoughtful gesture and warm hospitality. Since we are from Riyadh, our friends from Jeddah came to visit us at the hotel. What was supposed to be a simple overnight stay turned into a fun and memorable get-together, as the suite was very spacious and even had a comfortable living area — perfect for bonding and relaxation. We highly recommend Radisson Blu Hotel to anyone visiting Jeddah. Everything was beyond our expectations — the service, cleanliness, and overall atmosphere were outstanding. Inshallah, when we visit Jeddah again, we will definitely stay here once more. 🌟

My stay at the InterContinental Jeddah (IHG) far exceeded my expectations! The location is absolutely superb, right on the Red Sea coast, and within walking distance of the Corniche. My balcony offered a direct view of King Fahd's Fountain, which was a spectacular sight at night. The room itself was spacious and elegant, with comfortable bedding and excellent cleanliness. The service was professional and warm; both the front desk and concierge were very prompt in their responses. Breakfast was a lavish spread, featuring a great mix of Western, Chinese, and Arabic cuisines. The outdoor pool, gym, and spa facilities are all top-notch. It's truly perfect for both business and leisure travelers – definitely my top choice in Jeddah!

Ctrip showes it’s opened in 2022, but actually this hotel is really too old, at 15 years old. The receptionist scanned the room card too times, but I can’t enter into the room, I was so tired, they didn’t do the right job. And they firstly gave me a room with very bad smell, which came from the old carpet. I requested to change to another room, it’s not as worse as before, but it’s still bad. Will avoid this hotel for ever.

Nice hotel in a nice area. The place needs renovation and they are working on it. Good value for money and very good breakfast.

I chose this hotel to be near The Falasteen Street Walk. Staffs are welcoming, the hotel room is super comfortable and breakfast on the 6th floor has an open view of the surroundings. There is a laundry in the next block - good to get your laundry done after umrah and pack your things up before heading home. The King Fahad Fountain is at the end of the street, best to go after maghrib when the fountain starts, by green taxi. I used Careem to get around.