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4 Star September Umrah Package 2026-21 Nights from USA ($1248/pp)
Some pilgrims want a week. Others want the freedom of three full weeks to worship without a clock running. This 4-star, 21-night package is built for the second group — 12 nights at Al Massa Grand in Makkah, 9 at New Madinah Hotel in Madinah, starting at $1248 per person this September. Your visa, transport, and both cities’ Ziyarat come standard, no add-ons required.
You can depart from New York, Houston, Chicago, or Los Angeles, Dallas, connecting through a major hub on the way to Jeddah. Plan for 14 to 19 hours in the air depending on your route. From landing to check-in, everything downstream is already arranged.
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3 Star September Umrah Package-21 nights from USA
Included
- Hotel
- Visa
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
Price $1248/pp
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Al Massa Grand Hotel – Makkah
Distance: A 7-to-10-minute walk gets you from the hotel entrance to Masjid Al Haram — close enough that a shuttle is optional, not required.
The hotel is on Ajyad Street, one of the older, more established pilgrim corridors in the city, and while the building itself has some age to it, the location more than compensates. Guests get air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, bidets, hairdryers, and city-view windows on higher floors.
There’s a halal buffet restaurant on site, which matters over 12 straight nights — you won’t be hunting for dinner every evening. Jeddah’s airport sits about 94 km out, standard for hotels in this stretch of Makkah.
New Madinah Hotel – Madinah
Distance from Masjid an-Nabawi: approximately 500–700 meters (6–10 minute walk)
Six to ten minutes on foot separates this hotel from Masjid an-Nabawi — close enough to walk to all five daily prayers across your nine nights here without ever depending on a shuttle schedule. The hotel sits in Central Madinah, in a part of the city built around pilgrim traffic, with easy street access to the mosque’s northern gates.
Rooms are straightforward and comfortable: a work desk, tea and coffee setup, private bathroom, air conditioning, and a flat-screen TV, giving you what you need without unnecessary extras. The on-site restaurant serves international dishes with halal options, useful for a nine-night stay where cooking or hunting for meals isn’t part of the plan. A 24-hour front desk handles anything that comes up mid-stay, and the surrounding streets have small shops and eateries within a short walk for anything the hotel doesn’t cover.
Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport is a 25-to-30-minute drive away, in line with most hotels in this part of Madinah.
Your 21-Night September Umrah Journey
Day 1 — Wheels Up from the USA
Depart from New York, Houston, Chicago, Los Angeles, or Dallas, connecting through a major international hub. Expect 14–19 hours of total travel time before you land in Jeddah.
Day 2 — Touchdown in Makkah
Transfer straight to Al Massa Grand, a 7–10 minute walk from Masjid Al Haram. Check in, unpack, and rest — with 12 nights ahead of you, day one is for recovery, not rushing.
Day 3 — Your Umrah
Enter ihram and complete Tawaf, Sa’i, and Halq or Taqsir. September’s thinner crowds mean this typically moves faster than during Ramadan, especially in the early morning or after Isha.
Days 4–13 — Ten Days of Worship and Ziyarah
This stretch is the heart of your Makkah stay — repeated prayer and Tawaf at the Haram, paired with a guided Ziyarah to Jabal Al Nour, Jabal Thawr, Mina, and Muzdalifah. Ten days gives you room to pace yourself, resting between worship rather than pushing through it, and scheduling outdoor stops for early morning or evening to sidestep September’s 100–105°F afternoons.
Day 14 — On to Madinah
Check into New Madinah Hotel, a 6–10 minute walk from Masjid an-Nabawi. Settle in for the second half of your journey.
Days 15–22 — Eight Days in Madinah
Prayer at the Prophet’s Mosque ï·º, time at Raudah when the crowd allows, and a guided Ziyarah to Masjid Quba, Masjid Al Qiblatayn, and the Uhud battlefield — all easily reached given how close your hotel sits to the mosque.
Day 23 — Heading Home
Transfer to Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport for your return flight. Your travel coordinator stays reachable until you’ve landed back in the US.
Which Umrah Package Suits You Best?
This 4-star package sits between two other options for the same 21-night September trip — pick based on how you’d rather balance cost and comfort.
If budget matters more than upgrades, the 3-Star Umrah Package (21 Nights) covers the essentials well: well-maintained hotels, core amenities, and solid access to both Masjid al-Haram and Masjid an-Nabawi. It’s a practical choice for pilgrims who’d rather put their money toward the trip itself than the hotel room.
If comfort is the priority, the 5-Star Premium Umrah Package (21 Nights) moves in the other direction — upscale hotels, larger rooms, and full-service dining near both holy sites. It works particularly well for families and senior pilgrims who’d rather not manage logistics during an extended stay.
Both tiers include optional private transport for Ziyarat in Makkah and Madinah, so the only real decision is how much comfort you want built into your 21 nights.
MAKKAH ZIYARAT
Four stops make up the guided trip through Makkah’s history, with transport included both ways for each site:
Jabal Al Nour holds the Cave of Hira, site of the first revelation plan for a 60-to-90-minute round trip and go before the sun gets high. Jabal Thawr sheltered the Prophet ﷺ and Abu Bakr (RA) during the Hijrah; the cave itself is a hard climb, so most groups view it from below. Mina, the tent city central to Hajj, is far quieter outside that season. Muzdalifah rounds out the trip — the open plain pilgrims cross between Arafat and Mina during Hajj.
Your driver handles pickup from the hotel and drop-off between each stop, so there’s no need to arrange taxis or figure out routes on your own.
MADINAH ZIYARAT
Three stops, all tied to the earliest history of the Muslim community, with transport covered throughout: Masjid Quba is the first mosque ever built — two rak’ahs there carry the reward of a full Umrah. Masjid Al Qiblatayn marks where the qibla direction changed mid-prayer, from Jerusalem to Makkah. The Uhud battlefield holds the graves of Hamza (RA) and the other companions martyred there.
Since you’ve got nine nights in Madinah, this trip is scheduled with transport door-to-door, so it doesn’t cut into your time at the mosque itself.
Why Choose September for Umrah?
September falls outside the peak Ramadan and Hajj seasons, and that timing shapes nearly everything about the trip. Hotel rates near both holy sites drop from their peak-season highs, flight seats are easier to find without the scramble of high-demand booking windows, and the Haram itself becomes far easier to move through without millions of pilgrims performing rites at once.
The one thing that doesn’t ease up is the heat — Makkah still climbs to 100–105°F on September afternoons. That’s part of why a longer package like this 21-night option works well for the month: more time means less pressure to rush between Tawaf, prayer, and Ziyarah, and more room to shift outdoor activities to the cooler hours of early morning or evening instead.
For pilgrims weighing when to travel, September lands in a practical middle ground — real savings and shorter waits, without the extreme crowd density of Ramadan or the peak-summer heat of July and August.
Best Value and Affordability
$1248 spread across 21 nights works out well below what a short trip at comparable hotels would cost per night more time in Makkah and Madinah for less money per night than shorter packages at the same hotel tier.
Families
Lighter September crowds mean less time standing in line during Tawaf and prayer, which matters when traveling with children or elderly relatives. The extended stay also builds in room to rest between Ziyarah days, so the schedule never feels rushed.
Working Professionals
September falls outside the school-holiday travel rush, making flights and hotel availability easier to book. Thinner crowds also mean rites take less time to complete, leaving more of a limited leave allowance free for rest rather than logistics.
First-Time Pilgrims
Fewer crowds mean fewer moments of confusion during Tawaf, making September a more forgiving introduction to Umrah. Three full weeks gives first-timers enough time to actually learn the rhythm of both mosques, rather than compressing the whole experience into a few rushed days.
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Considering Other Options?
If this specific combination isn’t quite right, here are related packages worth a look:
- All September Umrah Packages — Browse every star rating and duration available for September 2026 travel in one place.
- 5-Star, 7-Night September Umrah Package—one week night structure, upgraded to premium hotels near both Harams for pilgrims prioritizing comfort.
- 4-Star, 7-Night October Umrah Package: The perfect spiritual journey, beautifully timed just after September
- 4-Star, 14-Night September Umrah Package — Same star rating and month, a shorter stay for pilgrims who can’t commit to a full 21 nights.
Every package on this list includes the same core inclusions — Umrah visa, ground transportation between Jeddah, Makkah, and Madinah, and guided Ziyarat in both cities — with the difference coming down to star rating, travel month, or length of stay.
5 Star September Umrah Package For 21 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $1719/pp
4 Star September Umrah Package For 21 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $1248/pp
3 Star September Umrah Package For 21 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $1032/pp
5 Star September Umrah Package For 14 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $1141/pp
4 Star September Umrah Package For 14 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $883/pp
3 Star September Umrah Package For 14 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $543/pp
5 Star September Umrah Package For 10 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $877/pp
4 Star September Umrah Package For 10 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $757/pp
3 Star September Umrah Package For 10 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $515/pp
5 Star September Umrah Package For 7 Nights
Included
- Visa
- Hotel
- Transport
- Flight (On Request)
From $694/pp