Ajyad accommodation from AU$71

The Barakat Burhan Hotel and Elaf Bakkah Hotel are smart choices for families that decide to book accommodation close to the Abraj Al Bait Towers. The Bab Al Multazam Concorde Hotel and Al Jaad Mahbas Hotel are are a couple of options close to the Well of Zamzam. Those who are in Ajyad for the Kaaba can arrange accommodation at convenient options such as the Umm Al Qura Hotel Makkah - By Al Rawda and Ramada Dar Al Fayzeen Makkah. Lastly, if you intend to visit the Masjid al-Haram, a couple of good hotel options include the Al Borj Al Aseel and Loloat Al Aseel.

5 kilometres from the heart of Ajyad is the Meral Hotel. Alternatively, the Al Khozama Manazel Al Ain Hotel can be found 4 kilometres away. The Abraj Al Ehsan Towers, as well as the Concorde Mina Hotel, are some alternative places to stay in Ajyad.

But wait, there's more! Western Province has many other adventures too! Explore the ruins and old towns in Western Province, or grab your daypack and enjoy the area's lovely beaches, coastal plains, mountains and desert landscapes. Locals and visitors alike in this part of Saudi Arabia can also enjoy hiking.

It's well known that we Aussies are pretty chilled, so consider staying a little longer and check out the Kaaba, Abraj Al Bait Towers and Jabal Al Noor, in Mecca, 3 kilometres to the east of Ajyad. Should you wish to visit Mecca, check out the Elaf Mina Hotel and Makarem Mina Hotel. 70 kilometres to the west of Ajyad, you'll also find Jeddah, which is home to the Habitat Hotel and Elaf Al Jawad Al Abyad Residence. If you stay in Jeddah, set aside a little time to visit the Red Sea Mall and Floating Mosque.

If you have enough time before you say farewell to Western Province, make a trip to Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Stadium. You could stay at the Al Shahbaa Hotel Jeddah.

If you're flying into or out of King Abdulaziz International Airport and choose to stay nearby, try the Elaf Jeddah Hotel- Red Sea Mall or the Latin Suites.