Our review

This is one of our travelers’ favorite hotels in the Marsa Alam region.

It suits both romantic getaways and families with children.

The animation is lively: several themed pool parties a week (including a white party), and live music every evening.

The property’s Nubian-style grounds are beautiful and well-maintained, featuring white cottages and plenty of flowers.

While the hotel isn’t new, they perform annual touch-ups; rooms are clean and tidy.

We had lunch there; not a huge selection, but tasty and good quality.

Premium alcoholic beverages are available.

There’s one main restaurant plus three à la carte venues—each can be visited once for free.

Two pools are heated.

A kids’ club and a children’s pool are on-site. There are no water slides.

The hotel is first-line but not directly on the shoreline.

It’s about a 7-minute walk along a pretty, shaded path to the beach — very convenient.

Alternatively, a regular “train” shuttle runs to the beach.

The beach has a snack bar and a small restaurant.

It’s located in Abu Dabbab Bay, a fantastic beach where sea turtles live.

The shoreline offers a proper sandy entrance to the sea.

No jetty exists because the area is part of a national marine reserve, so building any structure is prohibited.

There’s an incredible coral reef, and you can swim with turtles.

Additionally, this region is sheltered from the wind, so it’s easy to recommend for tourists.