Are Egyptian hotels with beach access via 100+ steps suitable for families with young children?

Elevators in Buildings 1 and 2 go directly down to the beach and back up, so the stairs can be avoided. This is much more convenient for families with small children, strollers, or guests with knee problems.

Plaza has an uphill slope that is easier than the stairs. However, in hot weather it can still be difficult for people with leg problems.

The beach is reached by a long staircase of more than 100 steps. Going down is manageable, but climbing back up in the heat can be strenuous, so consider this carefully before booking.

There is not necessarily a flat path all the way to the sea; part of the route involves steps. This can be inconvenient for strollers, young children, leg injuries, or limited mobility.

The shoreline is extremely shallow: water was knee-deep for a three-year-old, with roughly a 1-metre area for splashing. It works for supervised toddler play but is not a full swimming entry.