Which hotel in Sharm El Sheikh has the best family suites (comparing Savoy, Sultan, Steigenberger Aqua Magic Alcazar)
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 86 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 86 days ago
TL;DR
According to a traveler comparing hotels in July 2026, family rooms in Sharm El Sheikh have noticeable drawbacks: at Savoy they are far from the main grounds but close to noisy Soho Square, and at Steigenberger Aqua Magic Alcazar the second room is more like a walk-in closet — with a frosted window and no air conditioning. For Sultan, a guest who stayed there the previous summer in building 6 on the ground floor wrote that they were returning in August 2026. Guests were asking each other which buildings have the two-room family suites, so check the building and layout when booking.
Sultan: in July 2026 a guest wrote that they were flying back to this hotel in August — the previous year they had stayed in building 6 on the ground floor and hoped the hotel's standard was as high as before. Around the same days other participants asked those already on site to find out which buildings have the two-room family suites — the location is not obvious in advance, so discuss the building with the hotel when booking.
Savoy: in July 2026 a traveler choosing a hotel for her family noted that the family rooms here are far from the rest of the hotel facilities but close to Soho Square — which, in her words, makes them noisy. If quiet evenings and being near the pools and restaurants matter for a stay with children, factor this in when choosing a room.
Steigenberger Aqua Magic Alcazar: according to the same July 2026 assessment, the second room of the family suite is essentially a walk-in closet — the window is frosted, there is no air conditioning, and with the door closed it gets stuffy. If children are meant to use the second room, this is a real drawback in hot Sharm El Sheikh.