What room types are available at Egyptian all-inclusive resorts and what are the differences?

Clarification of resort terminology: a villa is a two-story building, while a 'korpus' (block) is a regular 6–7 floor building with a corridor. The family stayed in two adjacent rooms within their villa.

A partitioned room turned out spacious, split into 2 areas, and sleeps 4 people. Tip: check that everything works and is clean right away, and request a room change immediately if unsatisfied.

In building 4, a 1st-floor room features one large bed and a terrace.

In the FS building, a 1st-floor room turned out to be half the size and quite worn out — the family declined to move there. Another family, however, got a good room in the new building on the 3rd floor.

Tip: give the reception staff about $20 plus a box of chocolates and ask for building 2 or 5 — they're conveniently located near everything. On the 2nd floors of these buildings the view is better than on the 1st (which faces the roof, not the sea). Find the nearest elevator right away. For $100 you can request building 3 or 6 with a frontal sea view — if the hotel isn't fully booked, they'll place you in the best available room.

In building 1, room size can vary noticeably even within the same category: guests reported that room 1001 is noticeably larger, while room 1005 is much smaller.

Chalets are described as large two-room units, but somewhat dated. Superior rooms, by contrast, are considered newer and more appealing, but they are a one-room option.

Rooms on the 2nd floor of the main building are considered slightly newer in condition. However, a side-facing location, while closer to the sea, still means a longer walk to reception and the restaurant; the restaurant is on level 7, so guests often rely on the elevator.

Renovation work on ground-floor facades and interiors starts around 9am and continues until evening. Noise from drilling and hammering is audible even on the 2nd floor through the balcony, disrupting afternoon rest — worth considering when choosing a floor.

Room 4412 has two separate beds and is on the 3rd floor (effectively 4th level). An elevator is available, making access easy.

Room 109 is a large ground-floor apartment with 3 bedrooms, a hall, a kitchen, and one bathroom per floor — suitable for groups of 6–8 people.

A superior room differs from a standard room only by having a partition that visually divides the space into two areas — the total square footage is the same.

The ground floor is acceptable if no renovation is underway. The 2nd floor is considered convenient — there's an elevator and a better view than ground level.

Suite upgrades (two-room units) are only available on arrival if rooms are free — they cannot be guaranteed in advance. Check at reception upon check-in.

Family rooms in building 4000 consist of two rooms connected by an open arch with no door. Building 6000 offers rooms facing opposite sides of the building, with 2nd-floor options and elevator access — guests reported being very satisfied.