Hotels near Al Mina Mosque, Hurghada

The hotel equipment and facilities are well maintained, the bedding is relatively new, and the service is particularly good. His doormen and floor attendants are particularly enthusiastic because this is an all-inclusive resort hotel, and the service staff in the restaurant are also very enthusiastic and attentive. There is a separate beach and outdoor swimming pool. There is also a marina for cruises on the Red Sea. This hotel is mainly used by Europeans and Americans for vacation. There is a diving club under the outdoor swimming pool. For 20 US dollars per person, you can go diving and snorkeling in the Red Sea for a day. The service is very good, I praise it. We also saw three heads🐬🐬🐬

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.

In summary, it is still very comfortable to lie down for a few days. The entertainment is not so strong, but the main feature is a leisurely life. Facilities: The overall area of ​​the hotel is not large. It is indeed an old hotel that has been opened for many years. The overall decoration is relatively retro, but the price is not expensive, which is cost-effective. A swimming pool, a mini island near the shore, a small beach, a main restaurant and an Italian restaurant, four or five bars scattered around, diving, spa and other projects. As a Red Sea resort hotel, it has basically everything it should have, but it is only basic. One thing to say is that the air conditioner in the room is a bit loud. Environment: The location is good, close to the city center and the airport. It is convenient to go out if you don’t think the hotel is enough. There are many restaurants on foot. You can also take an Uber to the city center. All Inclusive Package: The all-inclusive room is booked, and several meals and drinks are free to drink, but unlike other resort hotels that require guests to wear wristbands, you need to report the room number to register when ordering drinks, which is a bit troublesome, but not much. The main restaurant buffet is standard. Anyway, the main cost-effectiveness is still good for a few full meals. There is an ice bucket at the breakfast beverage counter, and you can get ice cubes by yourself. It is very friendly to ice drinkers, which is rarely seen before. The price of in-room dining is also very reasonable, and the overall paid dining is not expensive, so you can give it a try. Service: The service is still very good, whether it is check-in and check-out or dining or room service, it feels quite professional. I didn’t find many people avoiding thunder and saying that they discriminate against Chinese or Asians 😅, and no one asked you for tips, and they would be very happy if you gave some.

I believe the Meraki hotel is allegedly the No. 1 party central hotel in Hurghada. They have a great entertainment team who makes sure there are endless parties. The staff is always attentive and offers great help when needed. There’s one special person who I MUST give a special shout out to, and that’s Naglaa from the wellness and spa team, she is always smiling and serving an incredibly welcoming energy and has been the kindest to us. Others incredible staff includes Osama from front desk; Shady from the Munchery buffet; and Dasha from the entertainment team too. My favorite spot in the whole hotel is definitely the shisha tent, all of their staff were extremely nice, polite and efficient. The only side note I have is the Greek restaurant, although the staff there is attentive, the food can also use an upgrade, other than that, I would love to come back to this hotel in the future, perhaps with a bigger group so we could enjoy the parties more.

The girl at the reception is very enthusiastic and is the best staff we met in Serry The hotel is very new and beautiful, with an extremely high occupancy rate. It is mainly visited by European and American families, and there are fewer Chinese people The sea view room has a beautiful view and comfortable bedding. It is basically the newest hotel we have stayed in Egypt. The TV, air conditioning, and hair dryer are all very good. We booked an all-inclusive package, and you will wear a wristband when you check in. The overall all-inclusive experience is not very good. In addition to the self-service sofra, many other restaurants need to be booked, but they are basically fully booked within 4 days after check-in. We wait list to book a seafood restaurant for one night, which is very average. It is recommended to eat sofra directly. There are rich varieties and basically no need to queue. Because there are many guests, except for the buffet restaurant, the efficiency of other restaurants is very low, and the room service is also relatively slow Finally, we booked a 4 am airport shuttle, which is charged, but the driver is very nice and punctual. It is recommended for early flights

Pros: The hotel is very beautiful, with a large swimming pool and direct access to the beach. After checking out, you can freely use the hotel facilities and meals that day! Disadvantages: Four of the restaurants are buffet, not exquisite, and the dishes may not be suitable for Asians. There is no introduction at the check-in counter, and there is no leaflet explaining hotel facilities/restaurants in the room. In the beach and pool area There will always be salespeople.

It is very suitable for bringing children to play. The swimming pool has hot water and there is also a children's favorite water park slide. It’s really nice to have all meals and drinks included. We were allowed to have lunch when we arrived at noon, and lunch was also included when we checked out. It also includes drinks at any time, from drinking by the pool during the day to the mini bar at night. There are stage parent-child activities and song and dance performances every night. The room facilities are not new, but they are still clean, and the sheets are also clean. Can recommend! Suitable for a few families to play together with their children.

The room was so spacious, I was a solo traveler, but the room was big enough for 4 people. The room had its own walk in closet, and the bathroom was great. Shower space was huge, also had a spot to sit/ lie down whilst showering. There was also a nice balcony overseeing the resort. The rooms were cleaned everyday, I had a guy named Sabary cleaning my room, who is a top bloke, extremely hard working, and he could speak 4 languages (Arabic, English, Russian and German). He tried his absolute best to keep the rooms clean, and to ensure you were enjoying yourself. The food was great, there was a huge variety, the aqua park and pools were awesome. Everything about this resort was just brilliant.

We booked an all-inclusive package for a family trip. The buffet is rich and delicious. It depends on the individual. We feel that we can adapt to it. The hotel is a bit old, and the sea view room is not big. Most of the tourists are from Russia. There are several guys at the front desk who are very enthusiastic. Because of the sea, we applied for a late check-out until 14:00, and there was no charge. If it takes longer, you may have to pay. No one helped with the luggage at check-in, and it was also very slow to pick up the luggage at check-out. It took about half an hour to wait. The hotel is not in the traditional urban area, so you have to take a taxi to go out.

As a guest who recently stayed at the Pickalbatros Palace Resort with my family, I feel compelled to delve deeper into the profound disappointment we experienced during our visit. Despite considering myself to be quite adaptable and understanding, the shortcomings of this resort were so glaring that they eclipsed even the most basic expectations. Opting for the Pickalbatros Palace Resort, renowned for its esteemed service and family-friendly atmosphere, I anticipated a memorable stay that catered to the needs of both adults and children alike. However, from the onset, it became evident that our expectations were far from being met. Let's address the coffee situation, which may seem trivial but underscored a broader issue of attentiveness to guest needs. The abrupt termination of coffee service at 10 am each morning was not just inconvenient; it was a logistical nightmare, particularly for parents with young children in tow. Having to trek to either the reception or beach bar post-breakfast for a simple cup was an unnecessary hassle. While the introduction of instant coffee near the kids club following my complaint was a step in the right direction, the fact that it was only available until 5 pm sharp, coinciding with the closure of key facilities, felt like a half-hearted attempt to rectify the situation. This limited timeframe for coffee availability highlighted a disconnect between the resort's promises of excellence and the actual guest experience, leaving many feeling underserved and overlooked. Moving beyond the caffeine conundrum, the lackluster offerings at the kids' club were particularly disheartening. Despite the presence of children's slides in the pool area, the dearth of engaging activities left our young ones bored and restless, especially on inclement weather days. The absence of staple food options like chicken nuggets or fish fingers further compounded the challenge of keeping children well-fed and content throughout the day, leaving many parents scrambling to find suitable alternatives. Adding insult to injury was the distressing incident involving discolored water in the bathroom, which resulted in irreversible damage to one of our garments. The sight of orange water running down the pipes not only raised concerns about hygiene but also cast doubts on the overall maintenance standards of the resort. Such issues should never be overlooked, as they directly impact the comfort and satisfaction of guests. Despite these disappointments, it's only fair to acknowledge some redeeming qualities of our stay. The culinary offerings, albeit repetitive at times, were undeniably delicious, providing a brief respite from our overall dissatisfaction. Additionally, the presence of heated pools offered a semblance of comfort amidst the windy weather, albeit serving as minor consolation amidst our broader grievances. In conclusion, our experience at Pickalbatros Palace Resort fell far short of the glowing reviews that initially en