5 Stars Hotels in South Sinai Governorate, Egypt

An elegant establishment offering a myriad of amenities, White Hills Hotel hosted me during a large-scale event, accommodating numerous guests. Consequently, I acknowledge potential subjectivity in my assessment, given the bustling nature of the occasion. Regrettably, the hotel appeared rather commonplace in the context of Sharm, failing to meet my preconceived expectations. Service standards, in particular, fell short in comparison to establishments of a lower tier. A discernible lack of order and organization was evident, notably during the check-in and check-out procedures, which seemed marred by temporary capacity challenges. Despite these shortcomings, a commendable aspect was the amiable and responsive nature of many staff members encountered. Their professionalism in addressing my concerns with empathy was noteworthy. Contemplating a return stay at White Hills Hotel warrants careful consideration. The observed lapses in service and organization may be contextualized within the framework of the hotel's current capacity constraints, urging a reconsideration when conditions are more favorable

I found this hotel on the last day and made a reservation. I stayed in Sharm El Sheikh for 5 days and regretted that I should have found it earlier. I participated in snorkeling on the tour the day before, but I couldn't snorkel because of the rough weather, and I ended up turning back, but when I learned that I could snorkel here, I found a lot of coral and fish. I was really happy because I came to Sharm El Sheikh for the purpose of snorkeling. It was a short time so I would like to stay longer next time.

We had a nice holiday, a nice hotel, the staff are good helpful, friendly people, I had a nice holiday, there are many pools, by the sea, there is a pier, there is a free hotel shuttle that returns to the city center every evening at 1930 and 22.30, you can sunbathe during the day and this is the evening. You can take advantage of the service.. The employee who cleaned the room on the 1149th floor was making very nice beds. Although it is a standard room, when we come to the room, the beds fog up very nicely. We were very satisfied. Thank you very much. We would love to come again.

The location of the hotel is great, very close to the Red Sea and the farsha cafe with stunning views! The staff were very welcoming and even gave us guava juice to drink when we checked in! There are a lot of activities at night, and things get quiet after about 11 o'clock. If you want to go to bed early, you may need to prepare earplugs.

This hotel is a hidden gem. The staff make the holiday the most amazing experience. The hotel itself is well presented, clean and everyone will go above and beyond to make sure your stay is as relaxing as possible. It has a buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with 3 other restaurants you can eat in that are included. The sister hotel across the road gives immediate access to the town and beach also. Me and my husband are already planning our next trip here with our children next year. Don’t miss out on this amazing experience with your family or couples holiday. It’s worth every penny.

The best thing about this hotel was the amazing 5 star service from the staff. They were lovely. Sayed is a top man, who worked hard assisting us at the pool. Vito and Emily from the entertainment team deserve a special mention. And Bahaa & Bazz a couple of the barmen were always keeping our drinks topped up. This hotel has so much potential to be the best in Sharm, it’s so pretty in places but unfortunately there are areas that let them down . The biggest issue for me was cleanliness in general. A lot of panes of glass around that could do with a good clean, nothing seemed to be polished, the marble floors in my room were never cleaned (I checked under bed just before we left for anything and the sight was not great) and the towels were changed once, and when changed - changed for stained ones. The cleaner was lovely though and we tipped him every day and he’d do the curtains lovely and one day put petals on the towel on the bed, which was appreciated. The only advice I would give if they worked on training the cleaners to the high standards of a 5 star hotel and keeping pests under control ie flies etc (I had sickness/upset tummy and a million bites over my legs. The meal time was always frenzied with some rude hotel guests pushing in (you know the ones) and the first time I’ve not been showed to a seat and given room number etc, so it was a struggle sometimes to find a space. The food was ok, never fancied the breakfast so I skipped breakfast, and like I say first time I’ve ever had to wait and sort of fight my way to get to food. Because I have stayed in 5 star hotels elsewhere in the world this isn’t anything like 5 star I’m used to and tui etc need to review this. I have given 3 star, as I have not stayed in another 5 star in Egypt to compare it to.

Everything was really beautiful. I strongly recommend the hotel. We had to stay in another hotel on the Shark Bay side for the same prices. By far a great hotel. Especially the food was great. A different concept every day, with a variety to suit every palate, leaving its taste on our palate. As for the employees, they were all incredibly friendly and helpful. Although the interior decoration of the hotel was old, it was really sparkling. He has an incredibly hardworking team. On the first day, one of the cabinet doors fell off, we closed the door and forgot to mention it. It was repaired when we came from breakfast the next day. The disadvantage for families with children is that there is no beach if you like the sea. You enter from the pier and since we went in October it was a bit choppy. They have free shuttles to the city center every evening. On the way back, it provides the opportunity to return every hour up to 12 hours. It is a good option since taxis are extremely expensive. It is an incredibly peaceful and quiet hotel. A perfect price performance hotel.

We lived in the part that is across the road from the sea, we took it without food, because the price is not competitive with food, the Internet was excellent, but we specifically asked for a room near the reception, the room is good, the cleaning is super, the pools are not heated, but the sea is not far away. Few people, excellent value for money.

Excellent resort, close to Sharm El Sheik airport, it is about 30 minutes from the old town, the Safari and the marina where trips to Ras Mohammad depart. The hotel is located within soho square, a safe neighborhood that is foreign to the typical incursions of Egyptian sellers found in the rest of the country. We were able to compare ourselves, during the various trips, with other tourists on the quality of the hotel, the size and type of the beaches, THE RESTAURANTS (sore point in Egypt) and I must say that the Savoy hotel came out victorious. The comparison with the other resorts was then also compared by us on the occasion of transfers and dinners. The resort is equipped with every comfort: 3 swimming pools, 3 restaurants (Rosmarino really has an excellent value for money, super recommended), a wide and sandy beach with a reef rich in typical coral reef species. Inside the hotel you will find several operators who will offer you trips and excursions (we opted for GetYourGuide apart from the parasailing we did with them). The maid service was excellent all week.

A very good hotel. The promotional pictures are seriously inconsistent with the actual situation. It is recommended that the business re-shoot the promotional pictures. The actual decoration is very modern and new. There are also several restaurants (two of which are Chinese restaurants. The taste is average and limited. There are not many people and reservations are required. Haha) Overall, it is still very good! A large resort worth staying in! !

An elegant establishment offering a myriad of amenities, White Hills Hotel hosted me during a large-scale event, accommodating numerous guests. Consequently, I acknowledge potential subjectivity in my assessment, given the bustling nature of the occasion. Regrettably, the hotel appeared rather commonplace in the context of Sharm, failing to meet my preconceived expectations. Service standards, in particular, fell short in comparison to establishments of a lower tier. A discernible lack of order and organization was evident, notably during the check-in and check-out procedures, which seemed marred by temporary capacity challenges. Despite these shortcomings, a commendable aspect was the amiable and responsive nature of many staff members encountered. Their professionalism in addressing my concerns with empathy was noteworthy. Contemplating a return stay at White Hills Hotel warrants careful consideration. The observed lapses in service and organization may be contextualized within the framework of the hotel's current capacity constraints, urging a reconsideration when conditions are more favorable

I found this hotel on the last day and made a reservation. I stayed in Sharm El Sheikh for 5 days and regretted that I should have found it earlier. I participated in snorkeling on the tour the day before, but I couldn't snorkel because of the rough weather, and I ended up turning back, but when I learned that I could snorkel here, I found a lot of coral and fish. I was really happy because I came to Sharm El Sheikh for the purpose of snorkeling. It was a short time so I would like to stay longer next time.

We had a nice holiday, a nice hotel, the staff are good helpful, friendly people, I had a nice holiday, there are many pools, by the sea, there is a pier, there is a free hotel shuttle that returns to the city center every evening at 1930 and 22.30, you can sunbathe during the day and this is the evening. You can take advantage of the service.. The employee who cleaned the room on the 1149th floor was making very nice beds. Although it is a standard room, when we come to the room, the beds fog up very nicely. We were very satisfied. Thank you very much. We would love to come again.

The location of the hotel is great, very close to the Red Sea and the farsha cafe with stunning views! The staff were very welcoming and even gave us guava juice to drink when we checked in! There are a lot of activities at night, and things get quiet after about 11 o'clock. If you want to go to bed early, you may need to prepare earplugs.

This hotel is a hidden gem. The staff make the holiday the most amazing experience. The hotel itself is well presented, clean and everyone will go above and beyond to make sure your stay is as relaxing as possible. It has a buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with 3 other restaurants you can eat in that are included. The sister hotel across the road gives immediate access to the town and beach also. Me and my husband are already planning our next trip here with our children next year. Don’t miss out on this amazing experience with your family or couples holiday. It’s worth every penny.

The best thing about this hotel was the amazing 5 star service from the staff. They were lovely. Sayed is a top man, who worked hard assisting us at the pool. Vito and Emily from the entertainment team deserve a special mention. And Bahaa & Bazz a couple of the barmen were always keeping our drinks topped up. This hotel has so much potential to be the best in Sharm, it’s so pretty in places but unfortunately there are areas that let them down . The biggest issue for me was cleanliness in general. A lot of panes of glass around that could do with a good clean, nothing seemed to be polished, the marble floors in my room were never cleaned (I checked under bed just before we left for anything and the sight was not great) and the towels were changed once, and when changed - changed for stained ones. The cleaner was lovely though and we tipped him every day and he’d do the curtains lovely and one day put petals on the towel on the bed, which was appreciated. The only advice I would give if they worked on training the cleaners to the high standards of a 5 star hotel and keeping pests under control ie flies etc (I had sickness/upset tummy and a million bites over my legs. The meal time was always frenzied with some rude hotel guests pushing in (you know the ones) and the first time I’ve not been showed to a seat and given room number etc, so it was a struggle sometimes to find a space. The food was ok, never fancied the breakfast so I skipped breakfast, and like I say first time I’ve ever had to wait and sort of fight my way to get to food. Because I have stayed in 5 star hotels elsewhere in the world this isn’t anything like 5 star I’m used to and tui etc need to review this. I have given 3 star, as I have not stayed in another 5 star in Egypt to compare it to.

Everything was really beautiful. I strongly recommend the hotel. We had to stay in another hotel on the Shark Bay side for the same prices. By far a great hotel. Especially the food was great. A different concept every day, with a variety to suit every palate, leaving its taste on our palate. As for the employees, they were all incredibly friendly and helpful. Although the interior decoration of the hotel was old, it was really sparkling. He has an incredibly hardworking team. On the first day, one of the cabinet doors fell off, we closed the door and forgot to mention it. It was repaired when we came from breakfast the next day. The disadvantage for families with children is that there is no beach if you like the sea. You enter from the pier and since we went in October it was a bit choppy. They have free shuttles to the city center every evening. On the way back, it provides the opportunity to return every hour up to 12 hours. It is a good option since taxis are extremely expensive. It is an incredibly peaceful and quiet hotel. A perfect price performance hotel.

We lived in the part that is across the road from the sea, we took it without food, because the price is not competitive with food, the Internet was excellent, but we specifically asked for a room near the reception, the room is good, the cleaning is super, the pools are not heated, but the sea is not far away. Few people, excellent value for money.

Excellent resort, close to Sharm El Sheik airport, it is about 30 minutes from the old town, the Safari and the marina where trips to Ras Mohammad depart. The hotel is located within soho square, a safe neighborhood that is foreign to the typical incursions of Egyptian sellers found in the rest of the country. We were able to compare ourselves, during the various trips, with other tourists on the quality of the hotel, the size and type of the beaches, THE RESTAURANTS (sore point in Egypt) and I must say that the Savoy hotel came out victorious. The comparison with the other resorts was then also compared by us on the occasion of transfers and dinners. The resort is equipped with every comfort: 3 swimming pools, 3 restaurants (Rosmarino really has an excellent value for money, super recommended), a wide and sandy beach with a reef rich in typical coral reef species. Inside the hotel you will find several operators who will offer you trips and excursions (we opted for GetYourGuide apart from the parasailing we did with them). The maid service was excellent all week.

A very good hotel. The promotional pictures are seriously inconsistent with the actual situation. It is recommended that the business re-shoot the promotional pictures. The actual decoration is very modern and new. There are also several restaurants (two of which are Chinese restaurants. The taste is average and limited. There are not many people and reservations are required. Haha) Overall, it is still very good! A large resort worth staying in! !

An elegant establishment offering a myriad of amenities, White Hills Hotel hosted me during a large-scale event, accommodating numerous guests. Consequently, I acknowledge potential subjectivity in my assessment, given the bustling nature of the occasion. Regrettably, the hotel appeared rather commonplace in the context of Sharm, failing to meet my preconceived expectations. Service standards, in particular, fell short in comparison to establishments of a lower tier. A discernible lack of order and organization was evident, notably during the check-in and check-out procedures, which seemed marred by temporary capacity challenges. Despite these shortcomings, a commendable aspect was the amiable and responsive nature of many staff members encountered. Their professionalism in addressing my concerns with empathy was noteworthy. Contemplating a return stay at White Hills Hotel warrants careful consideration. The observed lapses in service and organization may be contextualized within the framework of the hotel's current capacity constraints, urging a reconsideration when conditions are more favorable

I found this hotel on the last day and made a reservation. I stayed in Sharm El Sheikh for 5 days and regretted that I should have found it earlier. I participated in snorkeling on the tour the day before, but I couldn't snorkel because of the rough weather, and I ended up turning back, but when I learned that I could snorkel here, I found a lot of coral and fish. I was really happy because I came to Sharm El Sheikh for the purpose of snorkeling. It was a short time so I would like to stay longer next time.

We had a nice holiday, a nice hotel, the staff are good helpful, friendly people, I had a nice holiday, there are many pools, by the sea, there is a pier, there is a free hotel shuttle that returns to the city center every evening at 1930 and 22.30, you can sunbathe during the day and this is the evening. You can take advantage of the service.. The employee who cleaned the room on the 1149th floor was making very nice beds. Although it is a standard room, when we come to the room, the beds fog up very nicely. We were very satisfied. Thank you very much. We would love to come again.

The location of the hotel is great, very close to the Red Sea and the farsha cafe with stunning views! The staff were very welcoming and even gave us guava juice to drink when we checked in! There are a lot of activities at night, and things get quiet after about 11 o'clock. If you want to go to bed early, you may need to prepare earplugs.

This hotel is a hidden gem. The staff make the holiday the most amazing experience. The hotel itself is well presented, clean and everyone will go above and beyond to make sure your stay is as relaxing as possible. It has a buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with 3 other restaurants you can eat in that are included. The sister hotel across the road gives immediate access to the town and beach also. Me and my husband are already planning our next trip here with our children next year. Don’t miss out on this amazing experience with your family or couples holiday. It’s worth every penny.

The best thing about this hotel was the amazing 5 star service from the staff. They were lovely. Sayed is a top man, who worked hard assisting us at the pool. Vito and Emily from the entertainment team deserve a special mention. And Bahaa & Bazz a couple of the barmen were always keeping our drinks topped up. This hotel has so much potential to be the best in Sharm, it’s so pretty in places but unfortunately there are areas that let them down . The biggest issue for me was cleanliness in general. A lot of panes of glass around that could do with a good clean, nothing seemed to be polished, the marble floors in my room were never cleaned (I checked under bed just before we left for anything and the sight was not great) and the towels were changed once, and when changed - changed for stained ones. The cleaner was lovely though and we tipped him every day and he’d do the curtains lovely and one day put petals on the towel on the bed, which was appreciated. The only advice I would give if they worked on training the cleaners to the high standards of a 5 star hotel and keeping pests under control ie flies etc (I had sickness/upset tummy and a million bites over my legs. The meal time was always frenzied with some rude hotel guests pushing in (you know the ones) and the first time I’ve not been showed to a seat and given room number etc, so it was a struggle sometimes to find a space. The food was ok, never fancied the breakfast so I skipped breakfast, and like I say first time I’ve ever had to wait and sort of fight my way to get to food. Because I have stayed in 5 star hotels elsewhere in the world this isn’t anything like 5 star I’m used to and tui etc need to review this. I have given 3 star, as I have not stayed in another 5 star in Egypt to compare it to.

Everything was really beautiful. I strongly recommend the hotel. We had to stay in another hotel on the Shark Bay side for the same prices. By far a great hotel. Especially the food was great. A different concept every day, with a variety to suit every palate, leaving its taste on our palate. As for the employees, they were all incredibly friendly and helpful. Although the interior decoration of the hotel was old, it was really sparkling. He has an incredibly hardworking team. On the first day, one of the cabinet doors fell off, we closed the door and forgot to mention it. It was repaired when we came from breakfast the next day. The disadvantage for families with children is that there is no beach if you like the sea. You enter from the pier and since we went in October it was a bit choppy. They have free shuttles to the city center every evening. On the way back, it provides the opportunity to return every hour up to 12 hours. It is a good option since taxis are extremely expensive. It is an incredibly peaceful and quiet hotel. A perfect price performance hotel.

We lived in the part that is across the road from the sea, we took it without food, because the price is not competitive with food, the Internet was excellent, but we specifically asked for a room near the reception, the room is good, the cleaning is super, the pools are not heated, but the sea is not far away. Few people, excellent value for money.

Excellent resort, close to Sharm El Sheik airport, it is about 30 minutes from the old town, the Safari and the marina where trips to Ras Mohammad depart. The hotel is located within soho square, a safe neighborhood that is foreign to the typical incursions of Egyptian sellers found in the rest of the country. We were able to compare ourselves, during the various trips, with other tourists on the quality of the hotel, the size and type of the beaches, THE RESTAURANTS (sore point in Egypt) and I must say that the Savoy hotel came out victorious. The comparison with the other resorts was then also compared by us on the occasion of transfers and dinners. The resort is equipped with every comfort: 3 swimming pools, 3 restaurants (Rosmarino really has an excellent value for money, super recommended), a wide and sandy beach with a reef rich in typical coral reef species. Inside the hotel you will find several operators who will offer you trips and excursions (we opted for GetYourGuide apart from the parasailing we did with them). The maid service was excellent all week.

A very good hotel. The promotional pictures are seriously inconsistent with the actual situation. It is recommended that the business re-shoot the promotional pictures. The actual decoration is very modern and new. There are also several restaurants (two of which are Chinese restaurants. The taste is average and limited. There are not many people and reservations are required. Haha) Overall, it is still very good! A large resort worth staying in! !

This hotel seems to have some history, the hotel is relatively large, go in to check the luggage, deduct the driver's license, and go out and get it back. Breakfast is quite rich. Leave the beach to go some way. There are 2 clusters of coconut trees in the area, and there is a Chinese restaurant opened by the Egyptians. It is very special, but there is no time to eat authentic Chinese food, but the name of the dish is very authentic. The hotel is very close to the port of departure (go to Israel) and can be reached in a few minutes. There are performances such as belly dancing at the beach by night. Hotel service is general, when we go there is only one waiter at the front desk, so I can wait for a while. And no one took us to find a room, I asked to find it, a little tortuous. Luggage must also be pulled from the parking lot (free parking), as well as ministerial and a small uneven road. The sea is blue, but the sand on the beach is a small pebbles that are not fine enough. Here is the gateway to Israel, there are several resorts and a casino here, there is a bus stop in the vicinity for a few minutes, there are small supermarkets and several small shops inside, there is nothing to visit. It’s okay to make a vacation at the hotel.

Stayed here for 1 night and the nice thing about this hotel is that it is very close to the Israel border. The hotel is also generally well decorated and maintained. The hotel has some strange processes that make the experience less enjoyable. The first is that in order to get your WiFi password, their staff have to personally key it into your phone. So our group spent close to an hour waiting in a room (there was another group before us) just to get our keys and WiFi set up. Another was the towel system. I went down for a swim and found that I had to go up 1 level to the lobby just to get a towel card. With each towel card, I could then exchange for a towel. Later I had to exchange the towel back for the towel card and return that to the lobby. Problem with this was that there are usually long queues in the lobby and it can take forever just to get and return the cards. Also, the pool closes at 5 pm. After getting my towels I found out it was already 4:45 and no one informed me about the pool times. Decided to just go in for a quick dip. When the pool closed, there was a little girl who didn't have a towel and was freezing wet and cold cause she didn't know about the towel system. Fortunately I had and extra one cause my wife decided not to swim that I could lend her. I also heard of other guest complaining about the lack of towels after doing their dives in the sea and had to run back to the hotel freezing wet. I really think that getting a towel should be easier considering the cold weather so that guest don't catch a chill. Staff in general were also not so helpful. At breakfast, I asked where I could get some omelettes. The chef at the egg station was away and the usual reply they give you is that he would be back in one minute. Some guests waited there for close to 10 mins for him to come back. I thought that the staff could have said ”let me get the chef” and just gone to inform the chef that there were requests for omelettes instead.