Food Delivery to Swissôtel Makkah

Where the rider meets you at Swissôtel Makkah

Roads near Masjid al-Haram are often closed to vehicles around prayer times, and large hotels control access to guest floors. That's why riders hand over orders at the hotel lobby or main entrance rather than at your room door.

• Choose this hotel at checkout.
• Add your room number and a working phone number.
• Keep your phone on — the rider may call from the lobby.

Ordering around prayer times

The half hour after each prayer is the busiest time for kitchens and streets around the Haram. At checkout you can choose 'Now' or schedule your order for after a specific prayer, so it arrives when you're back in your room.

During Ramadan, demand peaks just before iftar and after Taraweeh; during Hajj season, road closures across the city make every delivery slower. Order earlier than usual at those times.

Tips for families and groups

• Order shared platters (kabsa, mandi) or family buckets instead of many single meals.
• Put the whole group's order in one message and add notes for allergies or children's meals.
• Keep breakfast simple after Fajr — pastries, simit and Saudi coffee travel well.

What Clock Towers guests order most

Popular choices include broast from AL BAIK, shawarma, burgers, Saudi rice dishes, and coffee, dates and desserts in the evening. See the restaurants below for full menus.

Frequently asked questions