Meraki Resort Sharm El Sheikh

I feel compelled to address my recent stay at your hotel, which regrettably involved two separate incidents of harassment within a single day. The day started on the beach with a distressing two-hour episode of leering at me from an elderly man. followed by the evening two unknown men tracking me to my room with *****. Swift action by the esteemed officers of the Egyptian Security Forces led to their prompt deportation. Contrary to these actions, my experience with the hotel was tainted by a defensive and accusatory approach from a manager, forcing me into a constant state of self-defense. And now I have some questions for Mr. Hussam: 1. Wasn't one occurrence of a woman being pursued by two men in your hotel sufficient? Why did you attempt to downplay the situation by repeatedly asking, "Was it only once?" 2. Saying "unknown individuals" implies precisely that - unknown. Why did you insinuate by questioning my level of sociability based on two brief 3-second videos on the hotel beach and my lack of response to the approaching men? Accusing me of socializing with them is unfounded, as I consciously avoided any interaction after feeling uncomfortable under the lingering gazes just hours prior. Furthermore, in a case where two men tried to enter a woman's room with *****, if the person were not me but a young girl who might have been socializing and drinking with them, and if she had been subjected to assault, would that have been acceptable to you? I deeply regret to say that protecting the hotel is synonymous with protecting its guests. As a nearly 30-year-old woman well-versed in laws and regulations, I protected myself through law enforcement. Yet, it seems I also needed protection from your mindset. Unfortunately, the two days of my stay became more of a disaster to me mentally, living with the constant fear of harassment, potential blame, and discomfort with these emotions. Speacial thanks to: Night Manager Mr. Mohammed for being the right person in crises time, helping to solve problem and understanding, Organization Manager Mr. Khalid and his team, Egyptian Police Force, and Azmi the bartender(do not underestimate him) whom tried to cheer me up in all this madness. I and I do not recommend to women or young girls. Sincerely, E.K

Best hotel in Sharm El Sheikh

The aesthetics of the property are beautiful. The resort is on the beach w/plenty of sunbeds to relax & easy access to the water w/great space to do some snorkeling. There are 3 pools to pick from, our favorite was Utopia-an infinity pool that looks right into the sea. We booked a jacuzzi room & it was fun, but lacked a bit of privacy as the rooms next & above you can see/hear everything. Quite a few dining options, but our favorite was the Italian. They do activities throughout the day, but they aren't announced anywhere & the hotel app was not working. It would be great to have a WhatsApp group where guests can receive daily updates on the property during our stay. The hotel is NEW, & most of the staff is friendly, but the support staff is NOT fully prepared to provide appropriate service for this property type, so that needs to improve greatly. The supervisory/management staff is superb, & they are doing their best. We had a few mishaps during our stay, but they did step in to help ease everything. We visited during a special event, & it was fun. We had an all-inclusive package, & it was a bit of a let-down that liquor was only during certain hours (10 AM-12midnight?) They say there is a surcharge outside of those hours, but we didn't try as we had stock from duty-free. (Many other resorts in the area don't have these restrictions). Overall the stay was okay. We enjoyed the amenities but wished the overall service would have been better.

Everything was excellent

The hotel is amazing, great service, the heated pool was great, entertainment crew did a great job. The spa was disappointing.

We had a great time at meraki. All meals are inclusive and services are perfect.