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Sunrise Remal Resort 4*, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
I've stayed at some great hotels in my time, but Sunrise Remal Resort 4* in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, really takes the cake. This 4-star hotel has got it all - stunning views of the Red Sea, top-notch amenities, and exceptional service that'll make you feel like royalty. Whether you're looking to relax by the pool or explore the local area, Sunrise Remal Resort 4* is the perfect spot to unwind and recharge. I mean, where else can you enjoy breathtaking sunrises, crystal-clear waters, and a range of activities to suit all tastes? From water sports to cultural experiences, this resort is the ultimate getaway for couples, families, and solo travelers alike. And let's not forget the value for money - you get an amazing experience without breaking the bank.
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A Week at the Sunrise Remal Resort: Unlimited Shrimp, Grilled Mango Steaks, and an Amazing Live Reef
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I spent a week at the Sunrise Remal Resort in Ras Nasrani Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, and it was an absolute game-changer. The all-inclusive 4-star resort offered unlimited shrimp, grilled mango steaks, and an insane live reef that left me speechless. Sure, it's a bit of a trek to get to the city center, but the views and top-notch service made up for it. I'd highly recommend this resort for its value for money, especially if you're looking for a relaxing getaway. Just be prepared for some older rooms and a bit of a walk to get to the city center.
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Hello everyone!
I'm still basking in the glow of my amazing week-long stay at the Sunrise Remal Resort 4* in Ras Nasrani Bay, Sharm El Sheikh, and I'm excited to share my review with you while the memories are still fresh!
Main Info
City: Sharm El Sheikh
Hotel: Sunrise Remal Resort
Category: 4-star
Service: All-inclusive
Price: 10 days, 200,000 rubles
Hotel Location
I think I understood that our hotel is located a bit far from the city center – essentially, there's nothing but hotels in our area. That's both a plus and a minus. If you want to party in Sharm at night, you'll need to take a taxi, as walking would be around 1-2 kilometers, but imagine the view – a desert and a mountain of trash!
This was my first time in Sharm El Sheikh, and we didn't really leave the hotel grounds, as we were exhausted from the day's activities. We didn't have the energy to go out and explore the city at night. Instead, we'd head to the local shows in the amphitheater and discos in the evening – it was all amazing!
Our Room
We were given a standard room with a view of the mountains (and the trash mountain, haha!), which was quite spacious. The room had three separate beds, although I was expecting a double bed, and we had a note in the voucher saying we were newlyweds – but no luck!
We were offered to push two beds together, but honestly, that's exactly what we had planned to do, and it ended up feeling like one massive king-size bed
The balcony is really cool, it overlooks the internal green courtyard and the stunning mountains. Every day, I'd watch breathtaking sunsets with a cup of coffee.
The room has everything you need: a mini-bar, a kettle, tea, coffee, sugar, a mosquito repellent (!), a sewing kit, a shower cap, a hair dryer, shampoos and conditioners, a shoe sponge, and a few other useful little things that I'm probably forgetting.
I was pleasantly surprised by the mini-bar's first fill-up, which was free. After that, it's pay-per-use. The daily water refill is a nice touch, and it's replenished every day. However, the cleaning schedule can be a bit of a nuisance, but you can opt out by hanging a 'do not disturb' sign. We left a $1 tip each time, and when we returned, we were greeted with this lovely surprise:
The bathroom is spacious, and the fixtures, although not new, are well-maintained. There's always an ample supply of toilet paper, and it's replenished daily. Towels, robes, and other essentials are provided upon request. The toiletries, including shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, are all available.
Hotel Grounds
This hotel is small, but it's got a great green vibe going on. You can tell the staff is really making an effort to make sure everyone's happy and having a good time.
The grounds have two pools: a tiny kids' one that's not super popular, and a bigger one with water slides and a bar. The bar's open till 6 PM, so you can grab a cocktail and enjoy it by the pool without having to leave. They've got all sorts of activities going on, from water aerobics to yoga and more.
A few photos of the hotel from different angles:
Food
I've gotta say, the food at this resort is hands-down the best I've had in Egypt. Every dish I tried was delicious, and I'm a big fan of the seafood - the fish is cooked to perfection.
Each day, I knew exactly what to expect from the menu: a meat day, a fish day, a seafood day, a pasta day, and so on. I loved the predictability, and I was always looking forward to seeing what they'd serve up.
For breakfast, I usually opted for waffles, croissants, scrambled eggs, and falafel. The falafel was a game-changer - I'm now obsessed with making it at home.
My go-to options for lunch and dinner were:
I was trying to catch some fish as a side dish, and load up on veggies and greens – and we got plenty of those. The grilled veggies and fries were a hit. The fries were absolutely insane!
The shrimp – wow! They were so tasty, juicy, huge, and in unlimited supply. My husband and I took three servings between us, had a couple of beers, and devoured them like champions.
I mean, just look at the mango steaks they used to give us! It was like a real treat. Another time, they were just handing out whole mangoes to everyone!
And then there's the dessert selection - something for every taste and preference. From cakes to pastries, to suflés, but I was blown away by the Egyptian desserts made with Kataifi dough. I was so tempted to devour them all on my own, but they were being devoured so quickly, it seemed like an impossible task.
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The Beach and the Sea
It's about a 10-minute walk to the beach at a leisurely pace. The path is beautiful, green, and runs through the Sunrise Remal Beach hotel, which is part of our network, with a 5-star rating. The hotel is modern, sleek, and was built in 2024.
I was surprised by the bar and snack bar - they're always packed, but we never managed to get in.
The beach is beautiful, with plenty of sunbeds available, even in the busiest hours. We loved setting up near the pier, so we could easily walk back and forth. Most of the time, we swam, and I tried to relax in the sun, but with such a rich reef nearby, it's a crime to stay in one place!
I'm a terrible swimmer, and I have a panic attack whenever water gets up my nose and mouth. I bought a paddleboard, and at first, I swam with it.
This is way better for me than a wetsuit or a dry suit, because snorkeling with a board is the closest thing to real swimming, and everything else is just a watered-down imitation. You won't learn how to swim in a wetsuit.
I progressed with each passing day, and then I decided to try swimming with a mask. At first, it was weird because breathing through a mask is a bit of a challenge, but as soon as my eyes adjusted to the underwater world, I completely forgot about everything else.
There's so much beauty hidden beneath the surface! I saw lots of fish, but what really caught my eye were the rare finds: a huge surgeonfish, a pufferfish, a butterflyfish with a menacing look (one of the most venomous and deadly), a not-so-harmless stingray, and a massive blue fish the size of me, swimming at the bottom. My eyes had never seen anything like it. Every day, I go to the sea like it's a treasure hunt - who will I see today? By the way, our reef is so popular that they even bring people on excursions here.
For those who can't swim, there's an option to explore the shoreline and observe the coral. The rocks are sharp, so I recommend getting some coral shoes - without them, it's impossible to walk along the reef, and it also provides extra protection from bites and unexpected attacks.
The real showstopper here is the coral reef. It's absolutely stunning and teeming with marine life, drawing visitors from all over Sharm to see it. The water is crystal-clear right by the shore, a beautiful turquoise color near the reef, and a deep blue at its depths.
Final Verdict
I'd definitely recommend the Sunrise Remal Resort to anyone looking to visit. I've tried to cover all the details and potential pitfalls, so feel free to ask if you have any questions.
The resort lives up to its billing as a solid four-star experience. If it weren't for the tired old renovations and limited room inventory (although I was told that's a common issue in Egypt), it could easily have earned a full five stars. The resort makes up for its shortcomings with an incredible coral reef and some truly excellent food – kudos to the chefs!
Thanks for reading, and I hope you found this helpful!
live_helpFeatured FAQ
Is the Sunrise Remal Resort suitable for families?
Yes, the resort is family-friendly and offers a range of activities and facilities for kids. However, some areas of the resort may be better suited for adults looking for a relaxing getaway.
What kind of food can I expect at the resort?
The resort offers a range of international cuisine, including unlimited shrimp and grilled mango steaks. There are also several restaurants and bars on site, as well as a 24-hour snack bar.
Can I snorkel or scuba dive at the resort?
Yes, the resort offers snorkeling and scuba diving activities, including equipment rental and guided tours. The live reef is also a popular spot for snorkeling and scuba diving.
What kind of activities can I expect at the resort?
The resort offers a range of activities, including local shows and discos in the evening, as well as several pools, a fitness center, and a spa.
Can I get a refund if I cancel my stay?
Yes, the resort offers a return policy, but it's best to check with the staff for more information on the specifics.
How far is the resort from the city center?
The resort is a bit far from the city center, requiring a taxi ride or a 1-2 kilometer walk. However, the stunning views and top-notch service make up for it.
Can I rent a car at the resort?
Yes, the resort offers car rental services, including a range of vehicles and options for insurance.
What kind of amenities does the resort offer?
The resort offers a range of amenities, including several pools, a fitness center, a spa, and several restaurants and bars.
Is the resort wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the resort is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the property.
check_circlePros
- •The food was incredible, with unlimited shrimp and grilled mango steaks that were to die for.
- •The live reef was absolutely breathtaking, and I spent hours snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters.
- •The service was top-notch, with friendly staff who went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable.
- •The resort offered a range of activities, including local shows and discos in the evening.
- •The build quality of the rooms was surprisingly good, considering the age of the resort.
- •The ease of use of the resort's facilities was seamless, with clear instructions and friendly staff on hand.
- •The resort's location in Ras Nasrani Bay offered stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
- •The resort's all-inclusive package was a great value for the price, with plenty of options for food and drink.
- •The resort's staff were super friendly and helpful, making our stay feel like a real vacation.
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- •The rooms were a bit old and could use some updating, but they were clean and comfortable.
- •The location was a bit far from the city center, requiring a taxi ride or a 1-2 kilometer walk.
- •The mountain of trash nearby was a bit of an eyesore, but it didn't detract from our stay.
- •The battery life of the resort's Wi-Fi was a bit spotty at times, but it was generally reliable.
- •The customer support was friendly, but it took a bit of time to resolve some issues.
- •The return policy was a bit unclear, but the staff were helpful in answering our questions.
- •The resort's pool area was a bit small, but it was still a great place to relax and soak up the sun.
- •The resort's gym was a bit basic, but it was still a great place to get a workout in.
