Best El Gouna Hotels

Stylish modern hotel on outskirts of El Gouna. Plenty of WOW factor and was the cleanest hotel we have stayed in, in Egypt. Closer to an English 5* than anything previous also.Staff pleasant and accommodating. Food (buffet) very nice and, altho slightly repetitive over a weeks stay, exceeded expectations. TukTuk car (1 euro charge) transported guests ad hoc to Downtown and Marina where the main action seems to be. Lagoon view rooms great but also some interest from mountain view rooms ( tiny local airport in sight with a couple of private planes landing each day - no noise issues - and watching from our relatively generous terrace/balcony was fun.) Some rooms have a washing machine built into the kitchette which was sooo welcome. Onsite pharmacy well stocked with informed pharmacist/staff. Sliders Water centre next door would suit the more active types tho the action was good to watch from the terrace/pool. Would def consider returning when in Egypt next.

I had the most incredible stay at [panorama bunglows]! From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm hospitality and impeccable service. The staff went above and beyond to ensure every detail was perfect, making me feel truly valued as a guest. The rooms were spotless, beautifully designed, and incredibly comfortable, providing the perfect retreat after a day of exploring. The hotel’s amenities, from the stunning pool to the delicious breakfast, exceeded my expectations. Every meal was a delight, with a great variety of fresh and flavorful options. The location was fantastic—convenient and picturesque, offering breathtaking views and easy access to local attractions. Whether relaxing by the pool, enjoying a spa treatment, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, every moment was pure bliss. I can’t recommend this hotel enough! If you’re looking for a place to unwind and be pampered, this is it. I will definitely be returning for another unforgettable stay!

It's a good resort hotel. Guests of the hotel are basically white people. You can see the blue sea through the window of the balcony in the room on the first floor. The water is very blue and beautiful. I'd like to recommend this resort town.

The hotel is very large. At a corner of the Delta Bay, tourists are mostly European and American, and Asians are rarely seen. Euros are the main settlement unit. Breakfast is all kinds of bread, fried eggs, etc. There is no Chinese food. Not accustomed to eating. It is best to book in advance or book on Ctrip, or consult the hotel by phone. The all-inclusive price is different from the breakfast-only price. Chinese meals are 200 Egyptian pounds per person, and dinners are 300 Egyptian pounds per person. There are also supermarkets and restaurants around the hotel. . The internal facilities of the hotel can only be described in a simple way. It may be environmentally friendly. In addition to providing cups, bath towels, hand soap, body soap, hair dryer, free mineral water, slippers, etc., you must bring your own. It used to be very cold during the day and night in December. Wearing a cashmere sweater was not hot. During the day, the sun came out slightly warmer, and it was relatively hot at noon. It was too cold for children to enter the water and go out to sea.

It is very unfortunate to see a world known hotel lower its standards. We stayed at Steigenberger UAE, Qatar, Soma Bay and absolutely loved it while this particular one in Gouna is nothing less than a disappointment right from the check in time. It took us longer than 30 min upon arrival to have rooms allocated. They claim hotel has been renovated, but the Junior Sweet in building 8 felt more of a cave rather than a room. Barely any sunlight, very hard sofa to sleep on, no toothbrushes available. Housekeeping is beyond disappointing. On daily basis. I call many times and they NEVER pick the phone, so the only way to reach anyone is by calling guest service but that again doesn’t help as they simply forgot to send what i have been requesting. Staff is not welcoming, it is worth to give them training in hospitality. Breakfast is average. It is very expensive hotel for what they offer and I would not recommend it at all.

This chedi is really not recommended! The air conditioner in the room jumps out sometimes. The bathroom design is extremely leaky and poorly planned. The shower room is extremely small and the water pressure is very low. Taking a bath is very uncomfortable. The housekeeping is also a mess. New dental kits and cotton swabs are not placed in the room. The twin room is obviously for two people. There is only one pair of slippers and I don't know what it means. The public area of ​​the hotel is also very small. You can visit it in ten minutes. The service is not up to par. A hotel that costs almost 3,000 a night is really not worth it.