Which building or block is best to stay in at an Egyptian resort hotel?
Based on 1 discussions with 4 participants · Last activity: 6 days ago
TL;DR
Building 2 is considered the most convenient — close to the waterpark and relaxation pool, with sea and yacht views available. Buildings 9, 10, 11 offer deluxe sea view rooms. Building 1 is well-located near the pool, sea, and restaurants.
What the community said
Building 2, 4th floor can offer rooms with sea and yacht views. These rooms have a shower (not a bathtub) and have been renovated. Key cards reportedly don't demagnetize, and water is supplied generously.
2 days ago Building 2, 4th floor — sea and yacht view
Garden-view rooms can be poorly located within the resort. It's worth checking your booking category in advance and requesting a move to Building 1 if needed — it offers pool and sea views with easy access to restaurants.
2 days ago Building 1 — pool and sea view
Building 2 sits between the waterpark and the relaxation pool, making it very conveniently located. Buildings 9, 10, and 11 are the deluxe sea view blocks. Buildings near reception (like Building 2) tend to be superior category; others are likely deluxe.
4 days ago Buildings 9, 10, 11 — deluxe sea view
A standard room in a building further from the sea (e.g., 2nd floor) is perfectly acceptable — normal ceiling height and corridor. The view may be of the hotel staircase with a partial sea and adult pool view, but quality is comparable to sea-facing buildings.
4 days ago Standard room, 2nd floor — partial sea and pool view