Is a budget all-inclusive resort in Egypt suitable for families with kids if you need quiet rooms, water slides, and a calm atmosphere?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 22 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 22 days ago
TL;DR
Not necessarily: recent feedback mentions noisy neighbors at night, no water slides, and a rowdier crowd. For couples on a budget it may be fine, but families should prioritize room location and expect to grab beach loungers before 9 am.
The latest feedback says the stay depends heavily on the room: if your room is fine, the other drawbacks feel less serious. For couples without kids the hotel may be acceptable, but families should expect queues, limited loungers after 9:00, and difficulty finding shaded beach spots without help from the beach staff.
A mid-month review says kids may get bored here because there are no water slides. The atmosphere is also described as less family-oriented, with heavy drinking at the bars and staff reportedly still selling alcohol even to guests who no longer have wristbands.
Another review warns about nighttime noise: during football or other championship broadcasts, neighboring guests may party in their rooms with alcohol. If you are traveling with children and need quiet nights, this is a real concern because you cannot control who stays next door.