Hotels in Safaga

"Very nice stay"

"We had a pleasant experience at Prima life during our family trip. The hotel is very family-friendly, with a spacious rooms, large pools for both kids and adults, and a beautiful layout with plenty of greenery to walk around . Really eye catching. The main restaurant offers a wide variety of tasty food, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful throughout our stay and I hope they will keep same level service all the time There are a few areas where improvements could make the experience even better: 1. The à la carte service could be improved in terms of quality and time organisation. 2. Adding upgraded water slides or an aqua park near the beach would be a fantastic enhancement, especially given the great sea view and available space and guest will pay extra for it without a doubt. 3. If possible removing the stones at the sea entrance would make it much safer, particularly for children. Overall, I would definitely recommend this hotel for families, especially if the pricing remains reasonable. With a few improvements, it could easily become an outstanding destination. We truly loved our stay . Thanks ever so much TEAM PRIMA. "

"Clean room"

"Conveniently located in the heart of the marina district, this charming little hotel is the perfect base from which to experience beach life, Red Sea excisions and hundreds of shops and restaurants. Plus, the view from the roof top restaurant is lovely."

"Amazing "

"Sea view with a balcony is a must 👌"

"The room was clean upon arrival and had plenty of room. I liked the walkout balcony, it could have used a better rack to hang stuff to dry but it did have a small one. The beach was nice, lots of places to lay down and enjoy the view. Towel exchange was easy and didnt feel like anyone was trying to steal my towel when left to swim or grab a drink. The pool was good, and nice to be able to grab a drink there. The food was pretty good and so was the juice. James and Mac diving was great and had very professional staff. The guides were very friendly and did a good job explaining the dives to me in english as the whole group was german. I appreciated them spotting interesting things to see during the dive too. The late evening events were decent too aswell as the drinks. "

"We had a wonderful 8 nights at the Amarina Abu Soma Resort. The property is spotless, and maintained to a high standard. The staff was friendly, professional and very welcoming. Shout out to Amr best beach waiter and Mostafa in the buffet-excellent service. The food was top notch-the pastry chefs make the most incredible breads and sweets. We dined at Chopsticks and the Indian restaurant-both were incredible. The beautiful belly dancer was a highlight for us. There are lots of little shops inside and just outside the resort. My wife spent an afternoon at the salon, and was well taken care of. We travelled from Canada, and had a relaxing, worry free stay. 10/10 recommend"

"Al Kasr was a major disappointment. I have stayed at a number of 5 start hotels, as well as in Egypt (previously Sharm El Sheikh) so feel I have a good gauge of a good hotel. From the very start there were red flags. All hotels I have stayed in up until now have offered welcoming drinks (even just a basic juice would be fine) and provided a tour of the hotel facilities so we know where the pool and dining is. This is the first hotel where check in was “here’s your key, on you go”. Again, if I paid the price of a 3 star hotel I’d be fine with this, but you pay a premium price and get mediocre service. Then, the layout of the resort seems odd. We were located in block 1000, which is far from any facilities. The dining and pools (as far as we could identify) were on the complete other side of the resort. If it was centrally located, all rooms could have equidistant access. When they told us we had been upgraded to a sea-view free of charge, I thought this was great. It was a rude awakening when I went to the balcony and looked out and saw we were getting a sea view from the back of the hotel, overlooking the entire hotel premises. At that point it seems disingenuous to promote it as a ‘sea-view’. Moving onto the room. I had high hopes as it’s supposed to be a ‘new’ hotel. The rooms looked like they’ve been in use for 20 years. Grouting lifting between the tiles, the bathroom sink tap ‘unbolted’ and moving as you use it. The balcony had nails sticking out which you could easil"