Hotels in Sharks Bay, Sharm El Sheikh

Pros: 1) Very cool territory. Really cool. 2) Warm pool 3) Activities like water polo initiated by the hotel according to the schedule. I got to the match of Russians against Egyptians :) 4) There is a bathroom in the room - and there is really good pressure and really hot water. 5) The music at dinner ”rocks” and whoever sings ”rocks” too, but people listen to it like seals and there is no party vibe. Here the hotel gets a plus for the fact that despite the complete lack of reaction from the listeners - the music and vocals are good and create an effect. 6) There is a gym. Not God knows what - but it is. Average: 1) The buffet is not a fountain, but not terrible either. See Cons Cons: 1) Room Service - the most disgusting and disgusting food that is possible. If in the buffet you can still choose what suits you with the appearance - then Room Service is a complete hell. Visually, in the pictures and in terms of ingredients, it's ok, but in fact, it's just disgusting and doesn't correspond to the ingredients. If you're going to a hotel, fork out for full board, because you can't count on Room Service at all. Or eat outside the hotel. 2) I also didn't like the attitude of the staff. 2.1) On the one hand, it was just really annoying that you have to pay for drinks and goodies in the bar for ”breakfast only” - but maybe that's how it should be. Although there was a bad aftertaste. Somehow it felt like, despite the fact that I was ready to pay extra for everything - it was still as if I wasn't Welcome and they were treating me with suspicion. Buying an extra meal for lunch with partial board cost 550 pounds. Dinner was even more expensive - somewhere around 700 (I never went). 2.2) And when I just needed to bring water or tea to the room, I had to remind them several times. And in the end, you have to go to the reception to have this damn water brought to you. And even if they brought it the first time, you had to wait a long time. And if you come and get aggressive, they brought it in 5 minutes. 3) The room is simply dark. There is no chandelier - there are only 3 lamps. And one of them has to be turned off, because it is on the same outlet as the kettle. If you want to heat water, have even less light. It was uncomfortable in the evenings.

Environment: It is a long and narrow hotel with many small swimming pools. There is a pier on the shore where you can go snorkeling directly. There are corals and many fish. There is a restaurant in the lobby and on the beach. The dinner is delicious. The front restaurant has shawarma, and the back restaurant has barbecue, roast chicken and roast pigeon. It costs $15/person to upgrade to all-inclusive. Lunch is generally not recommended. Service: Very enthusiastic. Maybe there are fewer Asians. If you meet them on the road, you will chat with them. The guy who makes omelets for breakfast is also very enthusiastic, and you can see that he is really enthusiastic and not fake polite. Facilities: The room has normal facilities, the water pressure is very high, the bedding is clean but pilling, which is acceptable, and there is a clothes drying rack on the balcony, which is good.

Good food in its category, helpful people at the reception. On the beach, to which they take 10+ minutes, only the beach area is accessible, they don't let you into the pool area I would like the staff (bar and cleaners) to correct their ********* less often when talking to guests and not to use the words habibi and bro to everyone in a row

It is very close to the airport, only 15 minutes away, and about 30 minutes to the town center. The facilities and environment are great. There are many swimming pools, but you can only go to the swimming pool of the building you live in. The hotel also has its own beach, but the sand on the beach is not fine, and you can't swim near the beach. You can only play in the water. There are stones everywhere. The room cleaning service is average, and it feels a bit muddle-headed. In terms of food, there are many kinds. Three meals a day are buffets, but they are all Arabic food, which makes you want to vomit. It is worth mentioning that I personally feel that the waiters there are not considerate to the Chinese (for example, when foreigners sit down in the restaurant, the waiters will pour them water and bring them the drinks they need, but for the Chinese, at least for us, it is not like this. We need to get the drinks ourselves, and even when we ask the waiters to get drinks, they will respond to me slowly, and so on). This may be the reason why there are relatively few Chinese people in this hotel. I only saw a few Chinese individual tourists coming the day before I left. Generally speaking, the environment is very good, the food is not bad, and if you don't mind being neglected (it is still very polite on the surface), it is also a good choice to live here.

Many thanks to the management of Maraki. Honestly, words cannot thank them enough. They are very cooperative, have good manners and a smile. Customer satisfaction is their motto. I will not forget my brothers who are in charge of the place, from reception, swimming pool, café, and restaurants. They all deserve thanks and respect. Honestly, my destination is in Sharm Maraki and that’s it.

The villa I live in has its own large swimming pool with warm water throughout the day; all facilities in the villa are free, and two large cans of fresh mango juice and strawberry juice milk, yogurt and snacks, and water replenishment are sufficient and timely. Freshly squeezed juice is provided for breakfast; the most convenient is that you can choose breakfast to be delivered to your room, and check in and check out are done in all rooms; the hotel has a free snorkeling area, as well as lifeguards and banana for free, which is very considerate. The children’s club in the hotel is very powerful. From 9 am to 9 pm, children can choose various activities to participate in, and the best choice for hosting; where there is a coral reef, the sand will not be good, please take a detour; the room decoration is average, and it is possible in Egypt. Counted in the middle, but does not affect the experience

1. Rent a life jacket for 100 Egyptian pounds a day, and you can rent a private cabin for 10 or 15 dollars a day. 2. The hotel can snorkel directly, the quality of the sea water is not to say, and there are a lot of fish. 3. The overall decoration of the hotel is not advanced enough, and the Arabic style is not modern enough. The music and evening performances are also in Arabic style. 4. There is a dress code for eating, which is extremely inconvenient. You cannot eat lunch or dinner in a swimsuit and vest. There is only one restaurant. 5. The all-inclusive beach drinks are only in plastic cups, not a can if there is no glass.

We booked a sea view room, which was quite nice, with a great view. The breakfast was quite extensive for a hotel in Egypt! However, some of the hotel staff were extremely awful! They had two different faces and treated Europeans and Americans like ******. We stayed at the hotel for four days, and we were basically the only six Chinese people there! The most bizarre thing was when we were snorkeling at the hotel, and a staff member said someone on shore could help defog our snorkeling gear. We went to ask for help, and one of them grabbed it and started to help us! Another person told him to put it down and not help us! Then the ***** started to help the Russians! I'm so pissed! I'll never stay at this awful hotel again!

A very good hotel. The promotional pictures are seriously inconsistent with the actual situation. It is recommended that the business re-shoot the promotional pictures. The actual decoration is very modern and new. There are also several restaurants (two of which are Chinese restaurants. The taste is average and limited. There are not many people and reservations are required. Haha) Overall, it is still very good! A large resort worth staying in! !

Very nice and cost-effective resort. We stayed from February 5 to February 8 this year. The room rate was 1,000 including tax for three people. We upgraded the room for free, including 3 meals. The hotel's buffet was pretty good, from morning to night. The hotel has indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a fitness center, tourist shuttles, free buses to the hotel beach and the night market. Most of them are Maozi and Europeans. Asians are mainly Koreans and Japanese. I rarely see Chinese, at least when I went there. The hotel has its own free beach, where you can drink drinks and alcohol at will, and it also has its own snorkeling area. There are many little cats in the hotel, which are very spiritual. The back door of the hotel is a mall area of ​​the hotel. It is quite lively at night, but not many people!