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Yes — hotel pairs like Ali Baba Palace / Aladdin Beach Resort and Pickalbatros Palace / Pickalbatros Beach share territory in Hurghada, so guests can usually use both properties' beaches and entertainment regardless of which one they booked.
King Tut and Sphinx in Hurghada are described as two hotels operating together. The complex has a children’s area with swings, a separate pool and three slides; there are several sea-entry options, though stones occur right at the shoreline.
Hurghada has the 'Neverland' complex from Pickalbatros chain, combining 3 hotels with shared grounds: Jungle Aquapark, Alf Leila, and Water Valley — guests can use the beach and facilities of all three.
Another Pickalbatros complex combines 4 hotels sharing grounds: Beach, Aqua Park, Aqua Vista, and Aqua Blue. However, the Palace hotel in this group has its own separate beach, not shared with the others.
Pickalbatros Palace Resort and the adjacent Pickalbatros Beach Resort belong to the same chain — travelers note you can typically use the other property's grounds too, though it's worth confirming at booking.
Since this detail is rarely covered in detail in reviews, when choosing between two neighboring sister hotels it's best to ask the hotel or travel agent directly whether shared access applies to your specific room category or meal plan.
Ali Baba Palace and Aladdin Beach Resort in Hurghada share common grounds — guests of either hotel can access both beaches and event programs, which makes the choice less critical for couples without kids.
Since sister hotels share the beach and grounds, when picking between the two it's better to focus on the price and room quality difference rather than beach access — that part will be the same either way.