Hurghada Hotels with Private Pools

"This hotel is really amazing! Step into the lobby and be surrounded by exquisite decoration and warm fragrance, the waiter greets the warm breeze. The rooms are spacious and bright, the bedding is soft like a cloud, and sleeps peacefully until dawn. The restaurant has a rich breakfast and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee is overflowing. More rare is the details everywhere, the turndown service is intimate, and the mineral water is replenished at any time. When leaving the store, the front desk smiled and handed warm water, and felt at home. I will visit again next time to experience this impeccable and perfect service."

"Very satisfactory hotel, the service is timely and in place. I was not very satisfied with the location of the sea view room I booked, so after some communication, I upgraded to a pool room. The beach is beautiful with its own beach and two public swimming pools. Mostar, the butler, was enthusiastic and attentive. He took us to watch the sunset on the second afternoon of our stay. The hotel also prepared wine, drinks and snacks. There was a free aperitif with live music on Monday night. The breakfast and dinner were rich. The oil massage was great, the masseuse was Thai. Super high value for money, worth coming again!"

"The hotel boasts a quiet and elegant environment with well-maintained and comprehensive facilities. The staff are friendly and attentive, and the breakfast selection is plentiful and delicious. Overall, the experience exceeded expectations, making it an excellent choice for accommodation."

"Overall, it was great, no real flaws, right? If I had to point out something, it would be the per-person charge, even if two people share a room. But I'd recommend staying a maximum of two days, otherwise the all-inclusive hotel buffet will get boring. - The hotel's main restaurant has a stylish, natural, and simple decor, and lots of birds come to eat scraps. - The hotel's private beach is beautiful, but the sea nearby isn't particularly clear or light blue. - The service was exceptionally good. Even when sitting in the lobby restaurant without drinks, someone would proactively ask what you'd like and offer you a drink. There was no overcharging for tips. After checkout, they didn't take back your wristband, so you could continue sitting in the lobby waiting for your flight, and someone would still come to ask what you'd like to drink. Going to eat after checkout should be fine too, but we didn't. Overall, the service and environment are probably the best in Hurghada, as long as it's relatively new."

"The facilities in the room are crap, the wall decoration is also crap, the bedding is also crap 💩The hotel rooms are a bunch of smallEven the room at Villa Layla where I stayed was a hundred times better than this one, ”Villa Layla is a youth hostel with a refreshing swimming pool, super good service, and each room is very large”I can only say that this hotel is a crap except for being by the sea"

"The hotel facilities are nice, but the food at Alex Restaurant is very good, but the tipping talk is annoying. Tips aren't requested directly, but if you don't tip, the waiters get surly and the food arrives late. When you tip, other waiters start to take notice. I think we're supposed to tip all the hotel staff. This really bothered us. The sea isn't deep, and the shoreline needs cleaning."

"The worst hotel I stayed in during this trip to Egypt. The order included three meals a day, and the last day's lunch was also included. Because the hotel stipulates that check-out is at 12 o'clock, I was called out of the restaurant by a middle-aged male staff member in public when I was eating lunch at around 1 o'clock in the afternoon. I was taken to the front desk like a prisoner and asked for 700 Egyptian pounds for the meal. I couldn't believe that such extremely rude and impolite behavior appeared in a five-star hotel. I have been to dozens of countries and stayed in hundreds of star-rated hotels. This is the first time I have encountered such a situation. To be honest, this rude behavior has seriously affected the image of the hotel. I hope that such low-level and terrible things will not happen in the future. However, the price of the hotel is very cheap, the environment is also very beautiful, the buffet is also rich and delicious, the hotel front desk staff, porters, security personnel, restaurant, and room waiters have a very good working attitude. Every staff member I met is very enthusiastic and helpful. It is a very good hotel and worth staying in."

"We had a wonderful 7-day stay at this hotel at the end of February with our 4-year-old child, and overall, we were very satisfied with our vacation. The beach is excellent: there are plenty of sunbeds, and they are spaced far apart, so it never feels crowded. The sand is soft, and the entrance to the sea is gentle and comfortable, with very few shells. There are lifeguard towers along the beach, which adds a sense of safety. A large bar offers soft drinks, alcohol, and coffee, along with two smaller bars. There are changing cabins, and the sunbeds and umbrellas are sturdy and well-maintained. The beach staff are attentive and helpful—they assist with towels, clean sunglasses, and bring drinks. There is also beach entertainment, including yoga, bachata and zumba dancing, pétanque, and beach volleyball. Paddleboard rental and a gym are also available, which adds to the variety of activities. Breakfast was diverse and fresh. There are live cooking stations for omelets, pancakes, and waffles, as well as traditional Egyptian dishes prepared on the spot. We also enjoyed the honey station, two types of porridge, a wide selection of pastries and bread, including freshly baked flatbreads. There is a large variety of salads, vegetables, cheeses, cold cuts, fish, sausages, and fruits such as kiwi, melon, apples, guava, and fruit salads. We tried massages from three different therapists, and all of them were very good. We definitely recommend taking time to enjoy the spa services. Music is thoughtfully integrated throughout the hotel. In the main restaurant, you can enjoy pleasant classical piano or jazz music. In the afternoon, the café with donuts features live performances such as guitar, saxophone, violin, or vocals. In the evening, there is a lively entertainment program with singing and dancing, and at night, there is a nightclub near the stage. The staff truly stand out—they are attentive, responsive, and always willing to help with any request. They are especially kind to children, which made our stay even more enjoyable. A special thanks to the manager for the exceptional care and professionalism. The rooms are spacious and well-designed, with a separate sleeping area and a cozy lounge space with a sofa and TV. The walk-in wardrobe is a big advantage, with plenty of hangers and storage space, as well as a safe. The bed, pillows, and blankets are very comfortable, ensuring great sleep quality. Housekeeping is excellent: the room was cleaned daily, towels (including beach towels) were changed every day, and bed linen was changed upon request. There are three à la carte restaurants—Asian, Italian, and Lebanese—which are a great way to diversify your evenings. Reservations are made in advance at the Viennese café. The service is efficient, the staff are attentive, and the food is delicious and authentic. The hotel is located in the Sahl Hasheesh area. About a 10-minute walk away is the main square, with a shopping street, cafés, and playgrounds nearby. We recommend visiting a charming artisan shop near the square—you can find unique souvenirs and take great photos. There were a few minor downsides: at the end of February, it can be quite windy. Although the air temperature was around 22–24°C and the sea 18–20°C, the wind made it chilly when getting out of the water, so bringing warm clothes is a good idea. The hotel does not have heated pools. Also, the kids’ club was not operating during our stay, and there was limited entertainment for children, with no evening kids’ disco. Despite these small issues, we had a fantastic and relaxing holiday and would happily return."