Wadi Sabarah Lodge

Wadi Sabarah Lodge is unlike any hotel I've stayed at in Egypt before, and I absolutely loved it. We were a party of 3 (myself, my sister and my brother in law) and we primarily chose the hotel because of the on site dive centre. The hotel is quite new (2 years old I believe) and we so enjoyed our stay here. The rooms are spacious and have everything you could want in a hotel room, including a great view of the beach and sunrise every morning. The tranquil atmosphere at the hotel is wonderful, peaceful and chilled is the best way to describe the place. The open air, first floor restaurant over looking the pool with a view all the way to the beach is terrific. And the food is a revelation. All completely authentic Egyptian meals, although there is an a la carte menu if you want more western style food. I tried dishes I never would have thought I would, and they were delicious. Plentiful as well, they were always happy to bring more of something if you liked it and wanted more. The staff are so friendly and attentive, they couldn't do enough for you. From the managers, through to the restaurant staff, and to the back room team looking after the rooms, they all wanted you to have the best stay ever, and we definitely did. And should you want to dive, the onsite Emperor dive centre is on the beach. Experienced guides, excellent back room team and great organization. We had a great time with them. We are already planning a return visit and can thoroughly recommend this hotel. It's probably not for everyone, but we loved it. Julia, Fran and Roge

a very beautiful place. we enjoyed it alot. so much more peaceful than all the other hotels we have been to in Egypt. a quiet place with not too many people, excellent food (you can't choose a la carte; so basically you can choose between "with meat/Fish" or vegeterian, but it's so good!!!) and very nice staff members. Especially the boys at the restauant! we would come back here!

We stayed at Wadi Sabarah the last week of 2024. We loved every bit of our stay at this beautiful place. Friendly, helpful staff, comfortable rooms, a quiet, relaxing atmosphere, and good food. Go to Wadi Sabarah if you are looking for a small, boutique-style hotel with excellent service, a place to relax and enjoy the serenity of the desert and the Red Sea. Don't go there if you are looking for a typical all-inclusive formula with entertainment programs, buffet-style restaurants, loud music, etc. We also dived with Emperor Divers, who have a dive center at Wadi Sabarah. They offer a combination of shore dives, day-trip boat dives, and a house reef.

Everything is so beautiful- peaceful and quiet.The lodge is amazingly designed sympathetic to the environment with stunning views and beautiful lighting and textures . The staff were very friendly, helpful and professional, food was Egyptian - fresh and delicious.A perfect setting to relax and recharge with lots of interesting excursions if you want to. A refreshing change from normal big Egyptian hotels if you are looking for something different in Egypt. The botanical gardens, made with love and a vision to save and regenerate rare plants from the desert are absolutely amazing. Thanks to all staff and Management and specialthanks yo Mariam who made our stay easy and was our guide to discover the Gallary.

A perfect experience. All staff, and there are many of them, were helpful, friendly and professional. The gardens are a haven for all sorts of wildlife....... you don't expect to see dragonflies in the desert! Food was exceptional, and the vegetarian selection was great. (I believe, from a fellow guest, that the chef will also provide Vegan.). Restaurant overlooks the Red Sea and the lovely infinity pool. The buildings are constructed from local sandstone, that appears to be fossilised reef. It's worth looking closely at the stone work, to view fossils. The night sky is good viewing because, although there is external lighting, it points down so as not to leak upwards. Rooms are very clean, spacious, with comfy beds. There is an extensive library, with lots of historical information. We came primarily for diving, and we were not disappointed, with both shore and boat diving available. The dive centre staff give excellent nightly presentations, in the Library, on the Red Sea and its inhabitants: very informative. A perfect place for a peaceful and relaxing/ active holiday.