Is beach entry child-friendly at this Hurghada hotel, or only from the pier?
Based on 2 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 10 days ago
Based on 2 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 10 days ago
TL;DR
The hotel has a good beach entry directly from shore, but lacks children's facilities — better suited for adults without kids.
Recent guests say the sea entry is more child-oriented: it stays shallow for a long stretch, so children and weak swimmers can enter directly from the beach without relying on the pier. However, adults who want proper swimming depth need to walk quite far across the shallow area.
A recent guest said there can be low tide here (noted during an April stay), but it is still possible to swim from the shore if you walk a bit farther across the shallow area.
A traveler asks whether the beach entry is suitable for children or if access is only via the pier.
Guests highlight the beach entry as excellent — one of the hotel's key advantages. Compared to Montemaré, which has no shore entry at all, this hotel stands out positively on that point.
The hotel is excellent for adults without children: varied sea entries, a beautiful reef, stunning views, and friendly staff. Dining is generous — late-night buffet with wide choice, breakfast featuring bruschetta with salmon and shrimp. However, there is virtually nothing for children. One guest rated it above Rixos for an adults-only experience.