Hotels With breakfast in Tabuk Region, Saudi Arabia

This is my first time in Tabuk therefore I can't compare Mena Hotel with other hotels in Tabuk City. As a solo traveller, I truly enjoy staying in this Hotel. All I need are available though the bathroom is a bit small but still ok for me. Since Tabuk is not a big city, staying in this Hotel consider strategic and you can easily go anywhere around the city. The are two mosques near to the hotel and retail shop ,(bakala) located right in front of the hotel. In conclusion, I can say this hotel is one of the best hotel to stay in Tabuk City.

I was disappointed with the room assigned to me because the water heater was not working. I reported the issue to the reception, and a staff member came to inspect it. He informed me that the hotel electrician was not available at that time and that the issue would be fixed the following morning. I explained that I needed hot water for a shower, and he said he would check with the receptionist—but he never returned. I called the reception again to follow up, and the receptionist told me that the staff member had reported the issue as resolved, which was not true. The receptionist then offered to transfer me to another room. I agreed because I needed to take a shower. Unfortunately, the new room was smaller and lacked some basic facilities. I called the reception once more to request a floor towel, but I was told that none were available at the moment due to certain reasons. Overall, the experience was very inconvenient.

The place is wonderful, but unfortunately, it doesn't cater to veiled women.

Before I came, I was like: 'What kind of resort charges me 25,000 for one night, and that doesn't even include transportation?' After I came, I was like: 'Okay, totally worth it.' I stayed at both Desert Rock and Shebara, and both are under Red Sea Global. After experiencing them, I can say both were absolutely worth the price. Moreover, this kind of experience is truly unique among all the places I've ever visited worldwide, just like Bora Bora in Tahiti, it's perfect as a ultimate travel goal for everyone's lifetime. Shebara is like an alien spaceship docking station, while Desert Rock feels more like a Martian base nestled in the mountains and valleys. Millions of years ago, this place was once a seabed, which explains the incredibly unique rock formations. The rooms are seamlessly integrated with the mountains, and every tiny design detail reflects an extraordinary aesthetic. Walking on this suspension bridge in the evening, gazing at this beautiful scenery, gives one a feeling of profound tranquility and wonder. Both of these hotels have now been added to my list of places I'll definitely revisit many times.

I'm usually too lazy to write reviews, but this time I have to. First, the pros: 1. The hotel room's avant-garde design is truly unique and worth experiencing for a photo op. 2. The staff are all incredibly warm and friendly, actively greeting you and asking if you need assistance. Now for the cons: 1. It feels like most of the staff are new and recently trained, as the overall service tends to be a bit slow. Scheduled pick-ups often arrive 10-20 minutes late. 2. The hotel's sea view isn't particularly stunning, and the water isn't clear at all. It's nowhere near as beautiful as the Maldives and fell far short of my expectations. 3. Most importantly, there are significant safety concerns. As an island hotel, the rooms don't provide life jackets, and there are very few lifebuoys in the common areas. Only guests who are strong swimmers would dare to go snorkeling directly from their rooms. Overall, the hotel's amenities don't match its price, and my experience was far below what I expected. Personally, I think it's worth staying once for first-time visitors, but definitely not worth a second visit.

The room was small, and the bathroom tissue was of poor quality. There weren't a complete set of toiletries like in other hotels, which was my only complaint. Otherwise, everything was very good. For your information, they charged me an extra 100 riyals on top of the room rate for checking in early in the morning, which I wasn't happy about, but I had no choice due to travel fatigue.

قضينا وقتا ممتعاً ٢٥-٢٧ يناير في هذا المنتجع الفاخر جدا كل شي بيرفكت فوق الخيال لا استطع الوصف بدقه الموظفين رائعين مهنيين لديهم تدريب عالي وأخلاقهم عاليه . وأخص بالشكر الانسه ريناد والسيد منصور خالد اخجلونا من شدة حفاوتهم واهتمامهم قررنا العوده مراراً في هذا المنتجع شكرا لصاحب فكرة هذا الصرح في هذا المكان المناسب الخلاب وشكراً للاداره على اختيار هؤلاء الشباب الرائع وعلى الجوده في كل مكان بالمنتجع We had a wonderful time in this luxurious resort. Every was thoughtful and perfection and it was an indescribable experience. The staff are professional and highly trained and have been a great addition to our experience. I would like to personally thank Mr .Mansour and miss.Renad for their exceptional service. We have decided to come back again and would like to thank the resort and its sponsors for a wonderfully place. And most importantly thank you thank you

Being a 4 start hotel..I was expecting it will be nice trip but it was average . Room furniture old and found no tooth paste in bathroom need to call room service . AC was chilled n the remote was not working It was an average experience

The hotel is very clean and the staff is amazing. The rooms are spacious and very well insulated for winters. The reception guy was really helpful. They also have a restaurant and a storage room. Would definitely come back.

It’s clean and modern , I like it too much , but its breakfast is very simple I appreciate the people there specially the Saudi guy who is in reception , I don’t remember his name Thanks