Sultan Gardens vs Savoy Resort Sharm el-Sheikh: which hotel has better food?
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TL;DR
Sultan Gardens generally gets higher marks for food quality, ice cream, and fruit variety (watermelon, figs, mango). Savoy has more à la carte options but dining there often ends up costing extra.
What the community said
One guest found the food at a pricier hotel deeply disappointing — bland hot dishes, poor service, and sticky tables — while noting that the cheaper Sultan Gardens offered better fruit variety including watermelon, figs, and mango. The sea was the only highlight.
4 days ago Sultan Gardens — fruit: watermelon, figs, mango
A guest at Sultan Gardens noted that the local cocktails were decent enough — not outstanding, but there was no urge to run out and buy your own alcohol.
3 days ago Sultan Gardens — local cocktails
A traveler who stayed at both hotels clearly preferred Sultan Gardens for food quality — her husband especially enjoyed the meals there. The ice cream at Sultan Gardens was also rated better than at Savoy. Swimming from the pier felt safer at Sultan Gardens due to shallower depth.
8 days ago Sultan Gardens — better food and ice cream
Savoy has multiple à la carte restaurants, but there's a catch: if you choose à la carte for the evening and don't enjoy the food, you can't go back to the main buffet — so dinner effectively becomes a paid meal. Fresh-squeezed juices are available at Savoy.
8 days ago Savoy — à la carte restaurants + fresh-squeezed juices