All Inclusive Hotels & Resorts in Red Sea Coast from NZ$229

"Overall excellent. Great beach with sunbeds, calm adult-only areas, friendly staff, great snorkeling, nicely presented and tasty food, well maintained premises, nice beach-side lounge, no loud party or animation. Room for improvement: Ordering food/beverages from the beach, birds picking at unattended food/beverages, nicer recreational areas (billard). We preferred Half-board over All inclusive."

"The staff was amazing especially Abd El Hamid from housekeeping and Abd El Baset ( one of the chefs; he had Falafel prepared especially for me At breakfast), beach staff were brilliant. All staff were professional, friendly, helpful, smiley. Sea water was stunning, I had a sailing catamaran course with Mohamed Shaaban who was a genius. Thank you to all the staff and will definitely go back."

"- The structure of the all-inclusive packages featured multiple tiers and categories, which were not clearly communicated prior to arrival and only clarified upon check-in. - Select menu items incurred additional charges despite the all-inclusive arrangement, and there appeared to be limited oversight or safeguards in place to ensure accurate room billing—raising concerns about the potential for misattributed charges. - The culinary offerings were exceptional, with impressive variety and consistently high quality that elevated the overall guest experience. - The resort’s amenities and its seamless proximity to both the beach and pool were standout features, contributing significantly to comfort and convenience throughout the stay. - Optional excursions such as speedboat rides and snorkeling introduced a vibrant layer of adventure, enriching the visit with memorable and invigorating moments."

"I’ve never been to an all inclusive before where everything costs extra - from fresh orange juice at breakfast to ice cream. It’s a real shame because the hotel has nice facilities but it’s ruined by the fact they’re trying to get more money out of you. The bar closes at 11pm and if you ask for more than two drinks (served in tiny glasses) the staff are often very rude to you. We’ve been to many all inclusive hotels and I’ve never experienced it before where the bar staff are so impolite. One barman slammed my mum’s drinks down because she asked for more than two. The food is ok but there’s often very large queues, which again we haven’t been used to at hotels of this standard. Sales people constantly go round the poolside trying to sell you trips and excursions, which is understandable but sometimes stops you from being able to relax. In the evening, the only area to sit and have a drink is by the entertainment, which is very loud. I think the hotel would benefit from opening another bar area or having the mini disco away from this main entertainment area. Due to these issues this hotel really doesn’t feel like a 4 star hotel. We’ve been to lots of similarly rated hotels (including other hotels in Egypt) and this is unfortunately the worst we’ve experienced in a while. If they improve their management and stop charging extra for everything this could be a great hotel!"