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Hotels in Jeddah span from $40 to $480 per night, covering more than 1,500 properties across every budget. Travorio.com lets you book with Bitcoin, Ethereum, 100+ cryptocurrencies, or split your stay into four installments via Sezzle Pay or PayPal Pay Later, making both luxury and budget stays accessible.

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea gateway, draws millions annually for business, leisure, and religious travel. The Saudi Riyal’s stable exchange rate (1 USD ≈ 3.75 SAR) gives international visitors predictable costs. For the best mix of comfortable weather and value, book hotels between November and March, while May offers the lowest prices for bargain hunters.

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Jeddah

Al Balad

Al Balad is Jeddah’s historic heart, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its coral-stone merchant houses and labyrinthine souqs. Key landmarks include Naseef House, the bustling Al Alawi souq, and centuries-old mosques like Al Shafi’i. Local eateries such as Al Baik and Al Khodariyah serve classic Saudi street fare. Nightly rates are $40–$90, making Al Balad Jeddah’s top budget option. This area suits history lovers, culture seekers, and solo explorers wanting to absorb authentic Hijazi atmosphere. King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) is a 30-minute taxi ride away, while city buses and taxis provide simple connections.

Corniche

The Jeddah Corniche stretches 30 kilometers along the Red Sea, lined with luxury hotels, contemporary sculptures, and landscaped promenades. The area’s defining landmark is the Jeddah Fountain, the world’s tallest, visible for miles. Family-friendly attractions include Fakieh Aquarium and Atallah Happy Land Park. Upscale seafood restaurants like Twina and fine dining at The Ritz-Carlton are local favorites. Expect nightly rates of $220–$480. Corniche is best for couples, luxury travelers, and families seeking waterfront views and high-end amenities. Highway access and frequent taxis make transport seamless, while the new Jeddah Metro (Haramein line) provides direct connections to other city districts.

Al Hamra

Al Hamra borders the Red Sea and is home to Jeddah’s diplomatic quarter, several embassies, and the iconic Jeddah Flagpole. The neighborhood offers mid-range hotels ($80–$150/night) and reliable chain brands. Popular with business travelers and first-timers, Al Hamra is close to conference venues and international offices. For dining, visit Al Nakheel for traditional Saudi cuisine or try the contemporary scene at Shababik. Corniche Road and Al Andalus Street offer good transport links. Taxi rides to Old Jeddah or the Corniche usually cost $8–$12.

Al Andalus

Al Andalus is a vibrant mid-range district ($85–$140/night) favored by shoppers and families. Landmarks include Al Salam Mall and Serafi Mega Mall, both packed with international brands. The district also hosts the Abdul Raouf Khalil Museum, which details Jeddah’s pre-oil history. Families appreciate the proximity to entertainment complexes and green spaces like King Fahd Park. Al Andalus connects easily to the rest of the city via Andalus Road and King Abdullah Street, and taxis are widely available. This is the district for travelers wanting malls, accessible dining, and comfortable mid-range hotels.

Al Shati

Al Shati sits on Jeddah’s northern coast and is synonymous with luxury living, beach resorts, and exclusive residences. Premier hotels such as the Waldorf Astoria and Assila offer oceanfront rooms starting at $200 and reaching $420 per night. The area features private beaches, the Red Sea Mall, and fine dining at The Globe or Shogun. Al Shati is perfect for families and leisure travelers prioritizing privacy, spa facilities, and high-end services. Access the airport in 15-20 minutes by taxi ($20), and reach central Jeddah in 25 minutes.

Al Salamah

Al Salamah blends residential calm with modern conveniences. It is home to King Road Tower and several international schools. Nightly rates range from $70 to $130, with a mix of business hotels and serviced apartments. It is favored by business travelers, families staying long-term, and those seeking easy access to north Jeddah’s offices. The district sits near major highways, with taxis and ride-hailing apps providing quick citywide transport. Local dining spots include Al Farsi and Shawarma Shaker. Al Salamah is a practical base for extended stays and business trips.

Average Hotel Prices in Jeddah by Season

November to March: 3-star hotels average $72–$95 per night; 4-star hotels range from $120–$180. This is peak season due to cooler weather, with high demand from both tourists and business travelers.

April to May: Prices drop sharply. 3-star hotels average $55–$70 per night, while 4-star hotels go for $90–$110. May is the cheapest month, with rates 30–40% lower than winter.

June to September: Summer heat (28–40°C) leads to moderate demand. 3-star hotels cost $60–$80, and 4-stars run $105–$145. Many properties offer summer promotions to attract guests.

October: Transitional month. 3-stars average $70–$90, 4-stars $115–$150. Prices begin rising as the weather cools.

Cheapest months: May and early June. Most expensive: December through February, when occupancy peaks. Booking off-peak can save 25–40% compared to winter holidays. Many luxury hotels also roll out special packages during Ramadan, offering additional value.

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Getting to Jeddah: Flights and Transport

Airport: Jeddah is served by King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED), located 19 kilometers north of the city center. The airport is Saudi Arabia’s busiest, handling over 41 million passengers annually (official website). Arrivals include direct flights from Europe, Asia, North America, and the GCC.

Airport to city transport:

Taxi: Official airport taxis to central Jeddah cost 80–120 SAR ($21–$32), taking 25–40 minutes depending on traffic.

Ride-hailing: Uber and Careem operate at JED, with fares from $18–$28.

Bus: SAPTCO buses link the airport to Balad and other districts for 10–15 SAR ($2.70–$4). Buses depart every 30 minutes during peak hours.

Car rental: Several agencies operate at the arrivals terminal for travelers needing more flexibility.

Average round-trip flight prices to Jeddah (USD):

London: $520–$890

New York: $950–$1,400

Dubai: $285–$410

Cairo: $260–$350

Mumbai: $410–$640

Prices fluctuate based on demand, season, and how far in advance you book. For the latest deals and flexible payment options, start with the Travorio flights page.

For public transport details, visit the Jeddah Metro project.

Jeddah Travel Tips for 2026

Visa: US, UK, EU, Canadian, and Australian citizens can obtain a Saudi eVisa or visa on arrival for tourism, valid for up to 90 days. Apply online before your trip or at airport kiosks. Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your entry date. Check the Saudi eVisa portal for the latest requirements.

Local transport: Jeddah’s public transit system includes city buses operated by SAPTCO. A single bus ticket costs 3–5 SAR ($0.80–$1.35). The Jeddah Metro (Haramein line) connects the airport, city center, and Mecca, with full expansion expected by 2026. Ride-hailing apps like Uber and Careem are reliable and widely used. Taxis are metered, but agree on a fare before starting your trip for clarity.

Tipping: Tipping is customary but not mandatory. In hotels, 5–10 SAR ($1.30–$2.70) per bag for porters and 10–20 SAR ($2.70–$5.30) for housekeeping per stay is standard. In restaurants, round up the bill or add 10–15% if service is not included.

Currency: Saudi Riyal (SAR), code SAR. Major credit cards are accepted at all hotels, malls, and most restaurants. ATMs are plentiful, and foreign currency exchanges are found in main districts and at the airport. Cash is still needed for taxis and small local shops.

Best time to visit: November to March is optimal, with daytime highs of 22–28°C and cool evenings. Hotel rates are reasonable, and humidity is lower than in summer. May is the cheapest month, with the lowest hotel prices, though temperatures rise to 33–36°C. Avoid July and August unless you are comfortable with heat and humidity.

For more Saudi Arabia travel planning, see the official tourism board. Book your Jeddah hotel with crypto or pay later at Travorio.com for maximum flexibility and global payment options.