Our review

I inspected the hotel in October and really liked it. The property is compact and cozy, and the hotel is divided into two zones: one for guests aged 18+ and one for families.

There are a total of 543 rooms available in standard, deluxe, and superior categories—the only difference being their location. 

The club areas are spacious and feature French balconies. Additionally, there are 4 rooms designated for disabled guests, and wheelchairs are available.

The entertainment program is very active — even organizing trips to a nightclub in Hurghada. Wristbands are issued starting at 10:30, and you can pay $50 for early check-in; the wristbands are not removed at check-out. Internet access is available for purchase at $15.

A pontoon spans 280 meters across two hotels (together with Gravity). There are two lagoons surrounded by a coral reef where you can see fish, stingrays, and turtles; swimming in the open sea is not permitted. A standout feature of the hotel is the free snorkeling sessions with an instructor, offered three times a week.

There are no strollers or high chairs provided, but children’s meals can be ordered. 

All pools are heated during the winter period, and there are water slides available.

The guests are primarily German and Austrian. 

A lobby bar is open 24/7. 

The only downside is the noticeable tides.