Which hotel and building in the Sunny Days resort complex in Hurghada is best if you want a quieter room?
From messages by 3 participants in 2 sources · Last activity: 82 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 2 sources · Last activity: 82 days ago
TL;DR
For a quieter stay in the Sunny Days complex, travelers tend to choose Palma: Palacio is considered noisier, and Mirette gets extra noise from the water park. Within Palma, Building 3 and courtyard-facing rooms are mentioned as the calmest option.
Contrary to expectations, one traveler with kids found Mirette the quietest of the three Sunny Days hotels: restaurant area uncrowded, on-site water park not disruptive, while Palacio was noisy and crowded. Mirette is the cheapest of the three, located across the road, but guests can use facilities at any of the three hotels. For an extra $20 at reception, you can get a large two-story room with 3 bedrooms instead of the standard family room.
Practical tip: the beach area is fairly quiet, but the pool area is noisy. Rooms near the construction site can be noisy too — travelers recommend emailing the hotel in advance to request placement in a quiet section away from construction.
Sunny Days Palma is described as the quietest option in the resort complex. Travelers choose it specifically for a calmer atmosphere compared with the neighboring hotels.
If you book Palma, ask for a room in Building 3. Reports say this part is especially quiet, particularly when the balcony faces the inner courtyard.
Palacio and Mirette are seen as worse choices if you want peace and quiet: Palacio is generally noisier, while Mirette also gets noise from the water park.