The Royal Albatross Moderna:
This 5-star hotel is ideally located in the Nabq Bay area, surrounded by gardens that reach down to the sea. It is a famous destination for those wishing to explore Sharm El Sheikh’s 250 coral reefs, and is family friendly with two “designer” pools. Guests will receive all inclusive treatment, which really is a “treat” when considering the wonderful range of bars and restaurants the resort contains (i.e. the New Columbus coffee bar and the White Elephant Sushi Bar).
Hauza Resort:
Just a small peak at pictures of the Hauza resort’s multi-layered rock-pools is evidence enough that this would be the ideal destination for a visit to Sharm El Sheikh.
Perhaps it is the architecturally “landscaped” nature of the resort, or the fact that every room has its own private terrace or balcony, that makes the Hauza so impressive. The Hauza can cater for any guest, with special rooms designed for those with disabilities, and has a number of in-house restaurants offering a variety of world cuisines. Those with children would also release a sigh of relief when looking at the children’s clubs and play facilities.
The Royal Savoy:
The name says it all. Elegant, fashionable, and exclusive, the Royal Savoy in Sharm El Sheikh would make any English gentleman feel immediately at home. The 220 km2 surroundings contain a lagoon style pool, and the natural delights of Sharm El Sheikh are also appreciable from this vantage point as the Savoy is located in the foot-hills of the Sinai Mountains.
Energetic activities, such as ice-skating and bowling, are also on offer here, whilst sportsmen would enjoy the 6 swimming pools, water-sports centre, 18-hole golf course and flood-lit tennis courts. I would particularly recommend the Savoy for newlyweds, as the Savoy’s Honeymoon Suite comes equipped with a 4-poster bed, Jacuzzi and all of the little luxuries you could dream of.