Sheraton Sharm Hotel

This was our first trip to Egypt, and we chose Sheraton Sharm Resort. We stayed there with my wife from June 23 to July 1, 2026, and we were very happy with the hotel. In terms of value for money, it exceeded our expectations. We paid €1,800 for a 7-day stay.

We arrived at the hotel at around 11:00 a.m. and were checked in immediately. Our room was on the second floor with a beautiful sea view. One of the biggest advantages of this hotel is that all rooms have a sea view. The rooms are spacious, and the mattresses are comfortably firm, which we really liked.

Most of the staff were friendly, kind, and always willing to help with any request. Our housekeeper on the second floor, Muhamed Mustafa, did an outstanding job—definitely a 5 out of 5! A special thank you to him because it was my wife's birthday during our stay. He was the only person who managed to find birthday balloons. I had looked for them in the hotel shop, where they didn't have any, and I also asked at the reception and even the florist where I ordered flowers, but everyone told me it wasn't possible. Somehow, Muhamed Mustafa managed to get them, and we are truly grateful for that.

As for the food, the selection wasn't huge, but we were never hungry. There were always 2–3 choices of side dishes, 2–3 meat options, plenty of salads, and delicious cakes and pastries.

Among the waiters, we would especially like to mention Abdul Nasir Muhamed. He always greeted us with a smile and made our meals even more enjoyable by bringing our drinks very quickly.

Another highlight was the massage at Golden Spa. The service was excellent. My massage was done by Ibragim, while my wife had hers from Mira (or possibly Nira—I can't remember her name exactly). My wife absolutely loved her massage.

I can't say much about the alcoholic drinks because I mostly drank beer, while my wife had the Sheraton Punch a couple of times, which she really enjoyed. Most of the time, we drank sparkling mineral water or Sprite. I do know that imported alcoholic drinks were available for an extra charge, as were ice cream and fresh watermelon cocktails. We didn't ask about the prices because we weren't interested. The only extra we paid was a $2 tip to the bartender when we got some ice cream.

As for the downsides, there isn't much for children to do. There are no water slides, and the hotel is more suited for people looking for a peaceful and relaxing vacation rather than lots of activities. The animation team organized stretching sessions and water aerobics, and I also heard them inviting guests to play volleyball. For children, I only saw a couple of pool activities with cartoon characters and one foam party during our stay.

Another minor downside is that the beach staff can be a bit persistent when offering excursions, diving trips, massages, or photo shoots. However, once you book something like diving or a massage, they treat you like a friend for the rest of your stay. Just be careful with the prices—always negotiate and decide for yourself what you're willing to pay.

Overall, we really enjoyed this hotel. It is especially suitable for people who simply want to relax, sunbathe, swim, and enjoy a peaceful vacation.

If we have the chance to visit Egypt again without our child, we would definitely return to this hotel. However, if we travel with our child, we would probably choose a different hotel with more family-oriented activities.

A big thank you to all the staff for making our stay so enjoyable. We hope to see you again!

Lots of areas were not open and information at reception when booking in was virtually non existent