European service, incredible sea

This is one of my favorite hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, so I could go on about it for ages. However, I’ll focus on the main points I consider important when choosing this hotel:

The Beach. It has a gentle, gradual entry, is sheltered from the wind, and there’s a reef. The sea is vivid and colorful. However, there’s no restroom or bar right on the beach — you have to go up either via stairs or a slope. This might be inconvenient for people with mobility issues or for moms with small children.

The Rooms. They’re comfortable and welcoming — almost like they’re giving you a hug. Beach towels are provided in the rooms, and you can replace them there as well (no need to fuss with towel cards or look for a towel desk). One thing to note: Standard-category rooms are the farthest from the sea because the hotel grounds stretch a long way back from the beach. So if you want to be closer to the sea, the main pool, and the restaurant, it’s best to choose a Superior room.

Food. It’s tasty, varied, and they also serve delicious freshly brewed coffee.

Animation. It’s low-key and unobtrusive, which I personally find very important. Still, if you’re up for it, you can choose from scheduled activities like dancing, stretching, and team games.

I think this hotel is ideal for a winter getaway, thanks to its protection from the wind and its location near the Old Town.

Who it might not suit: families whose children need plenty of activities like water parks and so on. This place is more about a tranquil vacation; I usually recommend it for couples seeking a peaceful retreat.