Strandhotels in Sharm El Sheikh

A good hotel, with a nice pool area and a decent gym. A bit out of the way from the main town, has a small beach area. If you have mobility issues then be aware its built on a slope, and if you want to swim in the sea,there are a lot of steps. Be aware of the mosquitos after 6pm !!!

i didn’t regret choosing Sunrise Arabian for a vacation place, this is actually my surprise vacation gift for my family and it was our very first time there. they have a fantastic and impressive animation team. they are extremely hilarious and they engage with everyone in the resort well. we appreciate their support and especially their senior management team, whose actions are very obvious. and also, Abram was the finest; he was so kind and helpful and assisted us with everything while we were there.

The staff at this hotel make your stay extremely wonderful! I would have not enjoyed my stay if it wasn’t for this amazing group of hard workers! From Mina and Jan at front desk, to Eshak from the cleaning crew, he always used to leave me towel art and made sure every day I wasn’t missing anything. Kero at the bar pool by the beach is amazing, such a hard worker yet he always has a smile on his face, always remembered my drink and would make it as he sees me walking to the pool! Fares, Sayed and Nassef at the restaurant by the pool were incredible, always smiling and had the best service! They go above and beyond to make sure you’re happy. Matta from the pool towels would always set up my towel in the exact spot he knew I liked every day! Tokka from the entertainment team was super kind and always encouraged people to join in the activities and if it wasn’t their thing he would just hang out with them for a bit and get to know the guests. The whole entertainment team was super friendly, and would never push anyone to do their activities. The rooms are nice and big, beach is wonderful as any beach in Sharm, however they’re dock to let you go in the water is actually very well done compared to other hotels in Sharm. Really like the fact that there was access to shallow water too. Food was good but very repetitive menu I found. Only negative I found was the distance of the rooms to the beach or reception depending where your room is. I was in building 18 by the beach, so to go up to the reception was tiring at times, however they do have shuttle buses every few minutes to help with that. Other thing I noticed is the higher management aren’t always very nice to the staff, the staff typically work over 12h if not more in the day and I saw instances where the GM was very mean to the staff because the owner of the hotel was coming. It felt like they were being treated like animals and not humans at times.

We are having the best time and Amreid especially made us feel special and amazing service ,he made sure we had drinks and our table was very clean.He is very friendly and made us feel welcome overall this experience is going amazing :)

Room: The room is a sea view room, very beautiful, just right to watch the sunrise, which is why I choose to live here. Environment: There is no business going out here. If you don’t order three meals, you can only go to the restaurant to pay for yourself. Travel: If you need to travel, you can book a rental or hotel official car here, but the price is very expensive. There is no Uber in Sharm El Sheikh, and the travel fee is very expensive. Beach: There are fewer people on the beach here, and the corals are not as beautiful as those in places with diving shops. We went to the diving shop to experience it. There are a lot of people there, and it is very lively. The restaurants outside are also very convenient, and the price is reasonable. Cheap. Hygiene: The next day the waiter made us a bath towel and liked it very much. However, there is a pimple under the quilt. I don’t feel very comfortable. I’m more picky. In addition, there is a small blanket in the middle of the quilt. It is not put in a suit, but two sheets are sandwiched. When I fell asleep, the quilt core ran away , Let me cover empty, sleep very cold. Sanitation is in place.

I adore this hotel. Making plans to come back 20 days in may. Breakfast is flawless. Service is flawless. Rooms are immaculate impeccable and gorgeous. Staff goes out of your way and every capacity to help all their clients. Food on the other hand is a bit pricey. There is a place where you can walk about 350 m from the hotel that has like a food court with upscale restaurants. So I advise to go there for lunch and dinner if your breakfast is not included. The only problem I would say with this hotel is that the reef is not perfection. Water was cold of course I was in there in the month of December. I find zero flaws with this hotel. They have a guard dog for sniffing bombs and they even treat the dogs well. I adore this hotel it is one of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed at in my entire life!

It is an all-inclusive luxury hotel in Sharm el-Sheikh. It is very close to the airport. We have a 150-pound taxi. It is expensive and should be cut to 100. Advantages: 1. The layout of the suite rooms is reasonable, and the bathroom is especially comfortable and spacious. 2, the main restaurant is large enough, rich in variety, lunch, and dinner. Especially for dinner, the outdoor barbecue section has grilled shrimp and grilled fish. Indoor part of salmon, crab, green mussels, squid, all kinds of chicken, beef and mutton. There are no five-star hotels in Egypt that can do this. 3, the children's club is very large, both indoors and outdoors. There is also a small water park. 4, the resort covers a large area, the pool is also enough, no matter which building has a close swimming pool. 5, the evening show is superior in Egypt, the first half hour is to bring the children to dance. The latter is the official program. 6, the shuttle bus in the resort is more frequent, you must take the car at the point. Disadvantages: 1, all-inclusive hotel, three meals, beach, pool, drinks in the theater are free. However, several specialty restaurants such as Japanese restaurants, Turkish restaurants, Italian restaurants, etc. still need to make an appointment and pay. In Egypt we have also tried other all-inclusive hotels. Apart from the main restaurant, other specialty restaurants are basically free. So such an all-inclusive is a bit regrettable. 2, nabq bay's beach is congenitally short, very hard reef, want to snorkel through the trestle and then go to the sea, inconvenient. But the fish is really beautiful and beautiful. In short, based on our experience of living in 11 resorts in the Red Sea of Egypt, this is a great recommendation and will go again.

Excellent resort, close to Sharm El Sheik airport, it is about 30 minutes from the old town, the Safari and the marina where trips to Ras Mohammad depart. The hotel is located within soho square, a safe neighborhood that is foreign to the typical incursions of Egyptian sellers found in the rest of the country. We were able to compare ourselves, during the various trips, with other tourists on the quality of the hotel, the size and type of the beaches, THE RESTAURANTS (sore point in Egypt) and I must say that the Savoy hotel came out victorious. The comparison with the other resorts was then also compared by us on the occasion of transfers and dinners. The resort is equipped with every comfort: 3 swimming pools, 3 restaurants (Rosmarino really has an excellent value for money, super recommended), a wide and sandy beach with a reef rich in typical coral reef species. Inside the hotel you will find several operators who will offer you trips and excursions (we opted for GetYourGuide apart from the parasailing we did with them). The maid service was excellent all week.

I am very surprised that this hotel has such high ratings. It definitely doesn't deserve such ratings. After staying twice at Rixos Premium Belek, I hoped that there was such a thing as Rixos quality, but unfortunately this hotel successfully dissuaded me from this belief. Almost everything is wrong with Rixos Seagate Sharm El Sheikh. Let me start by noting that there are actually two hotels separated by a highway. Closer to the sea there is the proper Rixos Premium, on the other side of the road - Rixos Aqua. I was not informed about this when I booked my stay and ended up in the Aqua part, which is newer, but the rooms are also slightly cheaper. The staff assured me that shuttle buses run between both parts every 10 minutes, passing under the expressway. They do run, but not always every 10 minutes and often during rush hours they are overcrowded and you have to wait for the next one. It is poorly organized and is a major inconvenience. We spent the second half of our stay in a room in Rixos proper. Compared to this, the rooms in Aqua are larger and newer, but have a lot of construction defects, while those in the second part are smaller and already worn out. There are also mosquitoes in the rooms, which the staff can't really deal with because the repellent in the socket doesn't work on them. However, what is the worst in this hotel is the food. The quality of the food is very low, everything is either dry, under-seasoned, tasteless. There seems to be plenty of food and a very large selection, but there is nothing tasty. You can actually skip breakfast altogether. Considering Rixos in Belek, this is a huge disappointment for me, because the food there was delicious. There are also several a la carte restaurants. We have been to 5 of them and apart from the French one, the rest are useless. The same quality of food as in generally available restaurants. After one of these dinners, I got sick. The hotel has several swimming pools, but there are too few sun loungers. When going to the swimming pool at 9-10 a.m. there is no way to find a free sun lounger. Everything is booked and the staff allows it. My daughter once got up at 7 a.m. to reserve a sun lounger. Then the towel services at the swimming pools open. Of the dozen or so double sun loungers near our room, she found the last one available. The rest were already taken with bathroom towels, not pool towels. There are many bars, including those at receptions, open until late at night, but despite a large selection of cocktails and alcohol, including wines, many items are unavailable. You need to find a good bartender, because many of them make cocktails contrary to the rules and they have a completely different taste. Some bartenders can also ignore customers. Regarding the Aquapark, the coolest slide was closed, and all the others required sliding on special pads. If you were to slide down normally on your butt, you could injure yourself due to poorly connected elements of the slide. Among th

Stella Di Mare Beach Hotel & Spa The hotel is a 25-minute taxi ride from Sharm airport, and we pre-booked the taxi with the hotel by e-mail a week before our arrival at a cost of US $25, chargeable to our hotel check-out bill. The taxi driver was standing outside the airport building entrance with our name on a sign. For our return to the airport, we paid at the taxi office desk, which is just inside the hotel entrance next to the cash machines. We paid with an English £20 note. The cash machine nearest to the taxi desk gives out small bills which was handy for tips. We were given a room overlooking the pool, but the pool music was so loud in the room that we went back to the reception and asked for a quieter room. We were given a room overlooking Nama Bay which was peaceful most of the time. The room was of a nice size and had a free mini bar, tea, coffee, milk pods, kettle, bottles of water everyday were given every day, and a range of toiletries was in the bathroom. There was bathrobes and slippers in the room. The air con worked well and was quiet on the low-speed setting. The spacious bathroom had a bath with a shower at one end. The TV had a few English movie channels and English news channels. The safe was so small that our laptop would not fit inside. The food in the main restaurant, La Terazza, was nice and there was always something we enjoyed eating. The house wine was enjoyable, but strangely they do not have diet lemonade anywhere in the hotel. The set menu for all-inclusive guests in the Corallo Rosso restaurant was very nice, so much so we eat there many times, it was like eating out in a high-class restaurant. La Scogliera cliff top Asian restaurant was a nice place to be in the evening, it overlooks the sea. We also tried their Romantic Dinner which was enjoyable. It is located at a separate place to the main eating area, and the staff made the area look very special with red flower petals, candles burning, soft music, and dim lighting. The Beach Bar was a nice place to take lunch. There is entertainment during the evening which was nice as it gives somewhere to go in the evening and have a drink while watching something. One day we took a 15-minute walk to Nama Bay going through the very quiet shopping centre. Opposite the shopping centre entrance on the other side of the road, is a very helpful pharmacy. The hotel main pool has loud music blaring out all day, but they do stop during lunchtime. Luckily there are quiet beach areas where you can get away from the very loud 18-30 club music. Do not be caught out with the beach towel workings. When picking up a towel at the beach you hand over a towel card which was issued at the time of checking into the hotel. The towel must be handed back in at the end of the day and a towel card taken back. If when checking out, you do not hand back the issued towel cards, you are charged US $20 for each card not returned. The assistant Food and Beverage Manager, H