Best Hotels near Nile Pharaohs souvenir shop, Hurghada

Staff are really nice at this hotel with so much to do with so many things to do. Staff are wanting to help all the time and always work with a smile on their face. The hotel is clean and well maintained thanks to the brilliant staff. Always working till night time

Old hotel, deceived by formally movenpick. Small scale, meals are inferior to other Red Sea hotels. The sea in front of the hotel is beautiful. There is an artificial island overlooking the city and the sea. It is worth a walk. The beach is crowded and narrow. The weirdest design is to set up an internal bar directly downstairs in the direction of the ocean view room. It is very noisy to perform singing at night.

Great location and amazing service by all the staff! They are all friendly and professional from the pool staff, to housekeeping, the the chefs and waiters! The oriental food is the best! Can’t wait to come back soon:)

We received a warm welcome at the hotel and this continued for the whole two weeks that we were there, all of the staff work so hard and nothing is too much trouble for them. We did not have a refurbished room but it was kept spotlessly clean every day (thank you Hassam) with a nice view of the beach. We requested a room near the main facilities because my husband cannot walk very well and this room (235) was ideal for reaching the restaurants, beach and pool. Each time we entered the buffet we would be greeted by Nada who was always cheerful.The food in the buffet was ok we managed to find something at each meal for us which is rare as we have one plain only food eater and a vegetarian in our family. It would have been helpful if there was a label indicating the suitable for vegetarians options though. When my husband was struggling to carry his plate and walk to our table one of the waiters would rush to help him even Yasser the manager helped him on many occasions and was very friendly and kind which we were grateful for as he was very busy every day checking that everything was perfect in all of the restaurants and bars. Thank you to Gerges too and shkran lak to Mostafa Salah for the Arabic lessons. We visited the Elia restaurant a couple of times the meals were very nice so thank you David for making our visits there so enjoyable. I couldn’t sleep very well because for some strange reason people in the rooms around us insisted on slamming their doors shut at all hours so I used to go to the beach early each day before breakfast,Taha and Muhammad would put up a couple of wind breaks around a pair of sun beds for me and I was able to lye in peace in the shade listening to the waves instead of the bang, bang, bang of the doors. There was never any trouble getting a sun bed at the beach throughout the day but it was January so I’m not sure what it would be like in summer. Similarly around the pool there were usually beds free throughout the day, the pool itself was nice and warm and we enjoyed sitting at one of the tables enjoying the view and having a drink at the pool bar. Unfortunately I managed to get a heat rash even though the temperature was only in the 70s I was chatting to Gomaa who works to keep the grounds looking so lovely and he advised me that the pharmacist across the road from the hotel would be able to help me and thankfully they did. We had three massages each at the spa during our stay the price was very reasonable, we also used the sauna and hot tub which was free. We used the gym which was well equipped and the staff helpful. We also enjoyed playing pool each day on one of the three pool tables at the hotel. A couple of days before we left we used the laundry offer Amear did a fantastic job our clothes were washed, ironed and folded so beautifully that we just put them straight into our cases. It was our first time at the Sunrise but now we know why so many people return here we had a wonderful time despite the door

Very nice set up. Not very hygienic. It's not nice that the cats that walk around there and are not allowed to be adopted, because they are so nice to the guests, are not cared for and walk around there with felted fur. Furthermore, a lot of salesman talk and also not honest answers. Food was okay. Besides the salespeople, the staff was very friendly.

I stayed for 2 nights. Don't worry about security. The food was delicious. The room was equipped with 2 ℓ water, 2 cola １ books, 1 sprite, pot and coffee tea. The water pressure in the shower was strong. The facilities of the next affiliated hotel were also available. The facilities are aging but no problem. I was generally satisfied, but I was a little worried about the sound of the refrigerator in the room.

We leave tomorrow after an amazing 11 days at this hotel . The rooms are big , spacious and spotlessly clean . Special thanks to Ahmed who cleaned our room every day, he always checked if we needed anything , towels are replaced super fast . Just excellent service Ahmed Thankyou . All the staff in this hotel work so hard and will do everything they can for you. The food is superb & the dining staff are amazing ! We travelled to Luxor and Mustaffa from the hotel taxi service took us and picked us up , lovely guy and even text us to check we were okay . The pool is very good , volleyball , some days inflatables , water polo and aqua aerobics if that’s your thing . Thanks to Mustaffa at the bar, the selection of drinks … magic 👌 We visited the beach and loved that too, great trips from Egypt international , the snorkelling was epic We will come back for sure

The hotel I was looking forward to the most throughout the whole journey, I would have been conquered if I experienced the Oberoi in India, but when I arrived in Egypt, I felt something was wrong as soon as I entered the door. There is no smile on everyone's face, except for a few people who have a sense of service, other feelings are perfunctory. And obviously for white people, they will be more enthusiastic, and they will not choose this hotel next time. Of course, the environment and facilities are still very good, but the service that I expected to live in Oberoi is the most disappointing.

Very good, but the waiter who sent us in at the front desk was very arrogant and looked down on Asians. I observed that many Asians did not help carry their luggage and only gave directions. When Europeans checked in, he would be very enthusiastic to help carry their luggage, and the doorman was also a bit polite. I disdain the expressions of Asians, but overall it is very good and very affordable. The guy who cleans the room, I remember his name is Ahanmod, is very enthusiastic and puts out many different beautiful towel patterns for us every day. He is very enthusiastic! He also greets us warmly every day. This is what we like most about the hotel. We hope to give him a salary increase.

Hotel is quite modern and very clean. There are some shops and restaurants on site which provide good options for stop it is also opposite the Hurghada Plaza Shopping Mall where we thought the food court would supply some decent food items. However there were basically a couple of takeouts with very very limited range. It was disappointing. There is a Carrefour supermarket in the shopping mall. The hotel rooms are excellent and most face the beach with full glass windows and great views. However, one disappointing aspect was the air conditioning which unfortunately sounds like a jet engine taking off when it switches on automatically to cool the room. It was so loud that it woke us up several occasions during the evenings for our stay. The beach area is fantastic as the hotel is on a small bay. They were plenty of sun lounges available. The most disappointing aspect was the breakfast buffet which was bedlam every morning. Coffee was supplied with two machines which continually kept running out of coffee and at the staff were unable to keep up. The small machines were clearly insufficient for the number of people staying at the hotel. Additionally, most people did not know how to use them which resulted in huge amounts of wastage spilling over into the trays which obviously causes them to run out even more quickly. But this situation needs to be remedied as it is completely unsatisfactory. Why don't they just put some large coffee urns there which would avoid this nonsense. One that needs to be aware that despite the war in Ukraine, Egypt seems to be one of the few countries still accepting Russian flights and tourists. Thus, you will need to fight for your space in the lines as they constantly push in, which unfortunately has been my experience when I've encountered them in many other countries in the world also.