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4 Star September Umrah Package 2026-10 Nights from USA ($757/pp)
Ten nights changes the pace of Umrah. Instead of racing between rites, you get two full weeks’ worth of worship time split across Makkah and Madinah — 6 nights at Amjad Al Deafah Hotel, then 4 nights at Emaar Royal Hotel, starting at $757 per person for September 2026 travel. Your visa, every transfer, and guided Ziyarat in both cities come built into that number, not tacked on later.
Choose your departure city New York,Houston, Chicago, Los Angeles, or Dallas and expect a single connection through a major hub before landing in Jeddah, somewhere around 14 to 19 hours door to door. After that, the itinerary runs itself: hotel, transport, and Ziyarat are pre-arranged, so your only task is showing up ready to pray.
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4 Star August Umrah Package-14 nights from USA
Included
- Hotel
- Visa
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
Price $757/pp
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Amjad Al Deafah Hotel – Makkah
About 1.2 km from Masjid Al Haram, with a free shuttle running guests to and from the Haram most of the day
This hotel sits in Tayseer, on Jabal Al Kaaba Street—a neighborhood built around pilgrim foot traffic, with groceries, a laundry, and a takeaway spot all within two minutes of the entrance. Walking to the Haram takes roughly 15 minutes and includes an incline, so most guests ride the shuttle for at least one direction, especially after Isha.
What sets this property apart at the 4-star level is the kitchenette in every room — a small stove and fridge that let you prepare something simple instead of eating out for six straight nights. Beyond that, rooms carry the standard air conditioning, flat-screen TV, and private bathroom, plus a barber and gift shop downstairs for anything you forgot to pack. Jeddah’s airport is about 91 km out, a typical distance for hotels in this part of the city.
Emaar Royal Hotel – Madinah
Between 100 and 550 meters from Masjid an-Nabawi, depending on your room’s tower — a 3 to 8 minute walk either way
Positioned in Madinah’s Northern Central Area near the mosque’s northern gates, this hotel puts you close enough that leaving at the adhan still gets you inside before the row fills. That matters more on a 4-night stay than a shorter one — you’re not budgeting travel time into five prayers a day, you’re just walking over. Inside, rooms are furnished with a minibar, wardrobe, and a private bathroom stocked with toiletries; downstairs there’s a daily breakfast buffet and a coffee shop for something quick between prayers. Front desk staff are on around the clock, and the airport sits about 20 to 30 minutes away by car.
Your 10-Night September Umrah Itinerary
Day 1 — Departure
Fly out from your chosen US city, connect once through a major hub, and touch down in Jeddah roughly 14 to 19 hours after wheels-up.
Day 2 — Arrival and Rest
Straight to Amjad Al Deafah Hotel from the airport. Skip the temptation to head to the Haram immediately — let the jet lag settle first.
Day 3 — Umrah
Ihram, Tawaf, Sa’i, then Halq or Taqsir. September isn’t Ramadan-level crowded, so an early morning or post-Isha window gets you through without much waiting.
Days 4 through 7 — Makkah, Unhurried
This is where the extra nights pay off. Four open days for repeat visits to the Haram, plus a guided trip out to Jabal Al Nour, Jabal Thawr, and Muzdalifah. Push the outdoor stops to early morning, since the afternoon heat routinely clears 100°F.
Day 8 — Transfer to Madinah
Check out of Amjad Al Deafah, check into Emaar Royal. You’ll be close enough to the Prophet’s Mosque ï·º to walk over for your first prayer the same evening.
Days 8 through 11 — Madinah, Close to the Mosque
Regular prayer at Masjid an-Nabawi, time in Raudah when it’s less packed, and a guided stop at Masjid Quba, Masjid Al Qiblatayn, and the Uhud site.
Day 12 — Return Home
Transfer to Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport. Support stays available until you’ve landed stateside.
Which Umrah Package Suits You Best?
3-Star Umrah Package — Practical and budget-friendly without sacrificing location. Cozy rooms, essential amenities, and hotels within easy reach of both Masjid al-Haram and Masjid an-Nabawi are a solid fit for families or individuals who’d rather put their budget toward the trip itself than the hotel category.
5-Star Premium Umrah Package — Built for pilgrims who want the trip to feel effortless. High-end hotels, larger rooms, fine dining, and prime locations steps from both holy mosques make it a natural choice for families, senior pilgrims, or anyone who’d rather not think twice about comfort during such a meaningful journey.
Optional private transport for Ziyarat in both Makkah and Madinah is available across every tier, so your holy-site visits stay convenient no matter which package you choose.
MAKKAH ZIYARAT
- Jabal Al Nour — holds the Cave of Hira, where revelation first came to the Prophet ï·º. It’s a real climb, best done before the heat sets in.
- Jabal Thawr — sheltered the Prophet ﷺ and Abu Bakr (RA) during the Hijrah; you can take it in from ground level without climbing.
- Muzdalifah — the open plain used during Hajj rites, between Arafat and Mina.
With 6 nights in Makkah, this outing doesn’t have to compete with your Haram time — there’s room for both.
MADINAH ZIYARAT
- Masjid Quba — Islam’s first mosque; praying two rak’ahs there is said to carry the reward of a full Umrah.
- Masjid Al Qiblatayn — marks where the qibla direction changed mid-prayer, from Jerusalem to Makkah.
- Uhud — battlefield and resting place of Hamza (RA) and the companions martyred there.
Four nights in Madinah is enough to schedule this mid-stay instead of front-loading it, so your last day or two stay free for the mosque alone.
Why Choose September for Umrah?
Traveling between Ramadan and Hajj season stacks the odds in your favor — flights are easier to find, hotel rates drop, and getting into the Haram doesn’t mean pushing through a crowd at every step.
Heat is the trade-off. Daytime temperatures in Makkah still sit around 100–105°F through September. The advantage of a 10-night trip is slack — you’re not forced into midday outings just to fit everything in; mornings and evenings can absorb the outdoor portions instead.
Best Value and Affordability
$757 per person works out to about $63 a night — 4-star hotels, visa, transport, and Ziyarat all included upfront. The kitchenette at Amjad Al Deafah cuts down on dining costs over 6 nights. September rates also run lower across the board than Ramadan or Hajj season.
Ten nights means fewer back-to-back travel days for kids and older relatives. The kitchenette handles picky eaters without a nightly restaurant search, and the Haram shuttle spares young children and grandparents the uphill walk. In Madinah, Emaar Royal's short walk to Masjid an-Nabawi makes Fajr and Isha far easier with a stroller or a slower walker in tow.
Working Professionals
Ten nights fits into a single focused block of time off without eating a full month of PTO. Both hotels minimize daily transit — a shuttle in Makkah, a 3-to-8-minute walk in Madinah — so prayer times don't cut into the rest of your day. Fixed hotel nights and transfers also make it easy to plan return-to-work dates in advance.
First-Time Pilgrims
A full rest day before Umrah on Day 3 means you're not stepping off a 15-hour flight straight into Ihram. Guided Ziyarat in both cities takes the logistics off your plate — transport and a guide are already arranged. Coordinator support runs from your Jeddah arrival through the Day 12 airport drop-off.
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Considering Other Options?
If a 4-star, 10-night September stay isn’t quite the right fit, the same trip is available in other star ratings, durations, and months to match your schedule and budget.
- 5-Star 10-Night September Umrah Package — Same 10-night structure and both cities’ Ziyarat, upgraded to premium hotel amenities for pilgrims who want extra comfort.
- 4-Star 10-Night October Umrah Package — Same length and hotel tier, shifted a month later for pilgrims who prefer traveling just after September.
Every package includes your Umrah visa, ground transportation between Jeddah, Makkah, and Madinah, and guided Ziyarat in both cities — the difference comes down to star rating, travel month, and how many nights you have available.
5 Star September Umrah Package For 21 Nights
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- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $1719/pp
4 Star September Umrah Package For 21 Nights
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- Hotel
- Transport
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From $1248/pp
3 Star September Umrah Package For 21 Nights
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- Hotel
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From $1032/pp
5 Star September Umrah Package For 14 Nights
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- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $1141/pp
4 Star September Umrah Package For 14 Nights
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- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $883/pp
3 Star September Umrah Package For 14 Nights
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- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $543/pp
5 Star September Umrah Package For 10 Nights
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- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $877/pp
4 Star September Umrah Package For 10 Nights
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- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $757/pp
3 Star September Umrah Package For 10 Nights
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- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $515/pp
5 Star September Umrah Package For 7 Nights
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- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $694/pp