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Can you take alcohol yourself at an all-inclusive hotel bar in Hurghada?

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TL;DR

At all-inclusive hotels in Hurghada, guests often bring their own glasses to the bar to ensure full pours. Wine and Prosecco are typically available at beachfront (first-line) properties.

What the community said

You can take alcohol from the main bar to your room: the minibar is not stocked with wine or beer, so guests carry several glasses of beer themselves. Beer is served in glasses only, not in cans.

Beer from the bar to the room — glasses only

The bar operates on a full self-service basis, not just for wine. Glasses and bottles (even champagne) can sit unattended for several days, confirming very loose staff oversight of alcohol.

Self-service — general policy

If the hotel alcohol feels too diluted, guests recommend buying spirits in duty free or bringing your own bottle. Cola is usually available at the hotel, so you can mix your own drinks yourself.

duty free / whisky

Some guests simply walked behind the bar counter and grabbed a bottle of wine themselves, noting there was no visible rule against it — and it worked.

Self-service wine at the bar

Prosecco is available at first-line (beachfront) hotels in Hurghada — a decent option for those who don't drink spirits. Guests report acceptable quality.

Prosecco — first-line hotels

If the bartender pours small amounts or uses tiny glasses, bring your own larger glass to the bar and ask them to fill it — or pour it yourself for a full serving.

Tip: bring your own glass to the bar

Alcohol quality at all-inclusive hotels in Hurghada is often poor — especially beer. Guests report small pours and weak drinks as common complaints.

All-inclusive alcohol quality — generally low

Non-alcoholic beer is hard to find at all-inclusive hotels in Hurghada — it's rarely included in the standard beverage offering, which is a problem for guests on medication.

Non-alcoholic beer — rarely available

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