Hotels with WiFi in Hurghada

"The receptionists at check-in were friendly and efficient, and they handled everything quickly and efficiently, which was certainly a relief. Arriving at the hotel at 4:00 PM, my reservation form had already been printed, so I only spent time signing and scanning my passport. They gave me a key and showed me through. The rooms were hairless, as is usually the case in all Egyptian hotels. They were very well cleaned, even the balcony was free of dust or sand, which was also a relief. There were two bottles of water in the refrigerator. A minor downside: the bed linen was synthetic, which isn't very pleasant to sleep in."

"First off, the hotel environment is simply stunning. Facing the sea, the gradient blue is absolutely gorgeous! We booked a sea-view room, and the one we got was fantastic, also facing the ocean. We booked an island hopping tour through a travel agency, and it turned out the boarding pier was right next to the hotel, just a 10-minute walk away, which was incredibly convenient. A great feature of this hotel is the public shower rooms with hot water. Even after checking out, you can still use them after returning from your island tour. A special thanks to the hotel manager. I misplaced a valuable item due to my own oversight, and the manager patiently reviewed the surveillance footage the entire time, eventually helping me find it. This really shows how reliable the hotel's security is. Vehicle checks for entry and exit are quite strict, and sometimes the security guards at the main gate even check if passengers have the hotel's wristbands."

"Hotel was very nice, there is one small thing i want to say, when we want something from the restaurant or bar staff, if they are talking to each other, they won't listen until they are done, and sometimes it takes long time. So pls listen to the customers better. Beach , cleaning, reception and animation staff are really nice. And the reef in front of the hotel beach is really nice. Thank you for the beautiful experience."

"The hotel is very close to the airport, about 4 kilometers away, and 8 kilometers from town. The overall environment is pleasant, with a beach, pool, ocean, and sunrise. The room amenities are average, comparable to a domestic budget hotel. The three meals a day are excellent, with snacks and tea breaks in between. The breakfast is the most extensive, and there are performances in the evening. It's a great place to relax for a few days. The journey from China was a bit arduous, with over 24 hours between departure and check-in."

"I recently stayed at Mercure Hotel, and overall I had a really good experience. The food was alright—definitely better than what I’ve had in all-inclusive hotels in Turkey or Tunisia. There was a wide variety of dishes, including lots of tasty options, cakes, tea, coffee (which was actually good), cocktails, and decent beer. The service was excellent. The staff were very polite and always willing to help—you can ask them anything and they’ll do their best. A special mention goes to Ahmed, the kitchen chef, who is an incredibly kind person. He really stood out, and I’d give an extra star just for him. The resort overall is not as busy as many other places in the area, which I really liked. It’s a smaller hotel compared to others nearby, with a simple, nice look—white buildings with brown windows, just like in the photos. It’s not a big aqua park-style resort, but honestly that was a plus for me, as I could relax without too many kids around. The beach is nice and quiet, perfect for relaxing. There are comfortable beds with shades/umbrellas around, so you can always find a good spot. The hotel has three swimming pools—the one next to the main restaurant is very large and usually empty, as most people stay at the smaller pool or by the beach. The sea water was a bit cold for my preference, but it’s beautifully clear and very clean. Many people really enjoy it, especially for snorkeling—there are amazing snorkeling spots right next to the resort. Rooms are cleaned every day, and you get two bottles of water per room daily, which is a nice touch. There are also plenty of activities: you can play tennis (though they only have one set of rackets), mini golf is included in the stay, and there’s a gym which is usually empty. There are snacks available by the pools and the beach, and a bar in the main restaurant. Outside the hotel, taxis are easy to find either at the lobby or on the street. Just make sure to agree on the price beforehand, or use the inDrive app—it’s usually cheaper than Uber or Careem, and you agree on the price upfront. There are a few shops nearby as well. If you need medication, it’s better to order from Self Care Pharmacy (you can find them on Facebook). For example, I ordered Antinal and rehydration salts with delivery for only 250 Egyptian pounds. They can deliver pretty much anything you need, and it’s much cheaper than buying inside the resort—definitely good to be prepared for emergencies. Overall, it’s a clean, more peaceful hotel with good service, plenty of food options, and lots to do. A great place to relax and enjoy the Red Sea."

"The room was spacious and clean, especially the shower – it felt like you could fit four or five people in there! After staying in so many hotels over the past few days in Egypt, I finally found one with no hair on the sheets! The facilities were excellent, reminding me of hotels back home. The hotel itself was very chill and felt like a proper vacation spot with beautiful views. We even ran into a local film crew shooting there that night. I stayed in building 4, which was very quiet. The only downside was that the ground floor didn't get much natural light; it felt a bit like a cave without the lights on. The service attitude at the lobby could use some improvement, but the restaurant staff and other staff around the hotel were quite friendly. Overall, it exceeded my expectations. I would definitely come back again."

"The hotel is simple in a good way. The rooms are small but well designed so it is ok. The pool is huge and everybody is around not in which is even better for people who like to swim quietly. The beach is artificial but that is the way it is. The breakfast is outstanding, on of the best ever, and god knows how many breakfasts I have eaten in hotels. The a la carte menu that you can have at the pool bar or at your lounge chair is short but very tasty. Little deception with the buffet that we took at dinner on our arrival, but you have so many options to dine out as the hotel is located 50 meters from the ”center”, an open air food court with very good restaurants if you choose carefully. Last but not least, If you are into kiting and/or wing-foiling the hotel has an agreement with the Duotone Center located in Casa Cook's a sister hotel. It is a 15 minute ride by Tuk Tuk. In a nutshell we recommend."

"Rooms, service is OK. It is a particularly cost-effective hotel in an all-inclusive hotel. I travel alone and am generally satisfied."

"Typical Egypt with its typical nuances. There's a high turnover of people; to eat, you have to try to find a place inside, and if outside, you have to manage to eat before the crows eat your food. The food selection is average, as is the quality (my tummy was pretty upset after my last dinner). I stayed in the ”new” building, 6232. It's the very last building on the left side of the sea pool. As far as I know, compared to the old building, it's Luxury. I had virtually no complaints about the room. The lights worked, the air conditioning worked, the shower/toilet worked. The linens didn't feel fresh at all, though... There were ants wandering around the refrigerator, but that must have been something the previous guests left for them to eat. The room was superficially cleaned; beach sand from previous guests remained during my stay and never disappeared. The staff were top-notch! On beer since 10:00 and with the vibe of the 2000s)) It's perfectly fine to hang out for three days."

"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."