All-Inclusive Stays in Marsa Alam City

All resort was very nice. Staff on reception was the best. Mr. Moustafa

The first good impression is by Mr. Mohmoud, the lobby manager and staff, all the staff are positive and try to help. There is no fly, mosquitoes etc. in room, very clean. The whole lay out of the resort is good.

Everything was spotlessly clean. Staff were doing their best. Great choice of meals . Everything fresh and tasty. Also good quality food products, which is not so obvious in hotels. Nice beach, lots of pools, even with warm water. Well equipped gym, sauna and jaquzzi. Quite large area which is designed in a way that you just don’t see other people if there are many of them. Everyone can have a place for oneself. Nice animation team. They do their job but without being too pushy. Water in the room all the time, do you dont habe to ask for any additional bottles . Lots of bars with drinks and snacks. We had a really nice stay.

We had a good stay at this hotel. The food and drinks were enjoyable, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout our visit. Rooms were clean and comfortable, which made the stay relaxing. The entertainment team created a welcoming atmosphere and added a fun touch to the evenings. The hotel’s location near great snorkeling spots was also a big advantage. Overall, we are grateful for the experience and would consider coming back. Thank you

I loved the setting of this hotel in its extensive and beautiful grounds. Such lovely gardens, and so many birds to watch - it was perfect. As was the service from the staff, - they managed to locate my Ipad which I had lost en route from Gatwick, and thanks to Mohamed, the Front Office Manager, assisted by Peter and Khaled at Reception, it was found at Marsa Alam Airport. Help too from Ahmed, the Lifeguard who took me snorkelling, and showed me a turtle I would never have noticed otherwise. The beach is a lovely sandy sheltered bay so you can snorkel directly from there or via a short bridge close to the Royal, and the reef itself does not disappoint. There is also a small heated pool in a walled setting, and is sheltered from the wind, so necessary in the winter months. The Restaurant was good too.

Our children (8 and 11 years old) especially loved the aquapark, which provided hours of fun and excitement. The beachfront location was beautiful, but with a pronounced water reflux, which could be seen as a negative thing or a positive one: an opportunity to explore the beach when the water receded. Our room was very big, nice and clean. Cleanliness throughout the resort was impressive and the friendliness of the staff made our stay even more pleasant. Our kids also really enjoyed the VR games, and the person at the VR movie area was fantastic with them. The resort itself is quite large, which might not suit guests who prefer a smaller, more compact setting. However, there are quadracycles and a shuttle bus to help get around, which made it manageable. It’s worth mentioning that the resort is far from any cities or towns, so going for a walk outside the resort isn’t really an option. That said, there is plenty to do on-site, and there are also organized excursions available, like safaris and other tours, if you’d like to explore the surrounding area. The food was delicious, with a wide variety and plenty of restaurant options to choose from. The Mediterreanean and Soprano restaurants had amazing sea views. Overall, we had a great family holiday here and would happily recommend it to other families looking for a fun, relaxing getaway.

Hugely impressive all-inclusive resort, surrounding a large coral fringed inlet. A lot of thought has gone into the design of the buildings and the astonishingly verdant gardens (We were told an aquifer deep under ground supplies the water that allows the creation of this oasis in the desert). A lot of detailed care has gone into meeting guests needs, and there is a large and very friendly staff that ensures it. Rooms are spacious and clean, the all inclusive menu offers plenty of variety and options. Egyptian beer, wine and cocktails are included - though, being a Muslim country, these, I suspect, are pretty low in alcohol. Maybe there’s a plus to that - no late night lairiness. We didn’t use the pools, though they looked great, as we spent most of our time on the beach, spending a lot of the day snorkelling the healthy, teeming with life, coral. It’s a large complex, but the Brits don’t seem to have discovered it yet, largely because, unlike other European countries, there are no direct flights from the UK to Marsa Alam. Certainly worth making the effort.