Are Red Sea resorts in Egypt dominated by Italian guests, and does that make the hotel noisy?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 10 days ago
TL;DR
Many Egypt Red Sea resorts do attract a lot of Italian guests, especially in spring and autumn, but that does not automatically make the stay noisy. In quieter bay hotels, you may mainly notice them on the beach or during entertainment, and beach loungers are often still available because many guests stay by the pools.
What the community said
In the most recent feedback, the hotel is described as quiet overall, with mostly Italian and German guests and few Russian-speaking visitors. Travelers highlight a good reef, a beach in a small bay, and the fact that sunbeds are usually available because many foreign guests spend time at the pools.
10 days ago Italian and German guests, bay beach, good reef
A slightly earlier report says there are indeed many Italian guests, but because the resort is large, it does not feel noisy all the time. You mainly notice them on the beach and during the Italian-language entertainment program.
10 days ago Italian entertainment program
An earlier comment explains the seasonal pattern: many Italians vacation in their own country in summer, so Egyptian resorts tend to see more of them in spring and autumn, after their domestic beach season slows down.
10 days ago spring and autumn