Hotels near Letters Hurghada, Hurghada

I am staying in Andalusia beech , a nice place , very nice people, it is like living in a simple family place , the beach is wonderful , the beach coffee is ok I met people who has been here many times ! When I come back I am intended to stay there . I just enjoyed my time and I recommended it for many friends 😀😎

It’s probably ok for a family, but I’m the only one who didn’t like it there, there’s nothing outside the area, the sunbeds are filled up in the morning. People also come to dinner in advance) for me this is not a vacation, but some kind of battle for comfort) there is no evening animation for adults, I liked the food tolerable :) in general, if you are with a child, I recommend it, if you are without children, then there is nothing for you to do there . And it felt like I was the only one there without a tour operator)

Great location with its own private beach and restaurant plus beach towels. It's own swimming pool. Very extensive menu dinner and breakfast with fresh food, helpful staff. WiFi an issue in the room. Was obviously a grand old lady in her time, in the throes of being spruced up

The Regina is a basic all inclusive hotel right in the centre of Hurghada. Easy walking distance to the Marina and bars, restaurants etc are right outside the front door. Majority of staff are friendly, tips get you better service (as in most places in Egypt). Samir who cleaned our bungalow was absolutely fantastic, every day he left something else in our room that helped us enjoy our stay. From a kettle (not typical to get in Egypt all inclusive) to hotel embroidered slippers and a wonderful smile every single day, I hope the management cherish him as he is simply brilliant. The bungalow was spacious enough but the shower was tiny, beds comfy, plenty of clean towels too. The food is basic and not to the standard I’ve had in other hotels in Hurghada but there was always something to have. The beer is poured in to small glasses from a bottle and all the spirits are local equivalents. If like me you need coffee early morning (before 7) then you’ll have to pay for it. They have a machine in a little cafe area and at the pool/beach bars but machine coffee is not available whilst breakfast is being served. Instead it’s provided in a huge urn and not very palatable. If you arrive before 3pm you’re not entitled to have lunch or dinner after 12 o’clock check out on your last day…they cut your band off when you check out. If you check in after 3pm then you can get a voucher from reception which allows you to have lunch. I’ve never had this at any other hotel in Egypt (this was my 18th visit) and adds to the basic feel of the hotel. If you’re looking for a cheap hotel to enjoy the ever present sunshine then the Regina could be for you.

I stayed for 2 nights. Don't worry about security. The food was delicious. The room was equipped with 2 ℓ water, 2 cola １ books, 1 sprite, pot and coffee tea. The water pressure in the shower was strong. The facilities of the next affiliated hotel were also available. The facilities are aging but no problem. I was generally satisfied, but I was a little worried about the sound of the refrigerator in the room.

Super recommended hotel, highly recommended to everyone. There are not many Chinese people who meet here. Our two families booked two rooms. The friend arrived late and upgraded the small suite with sea view. It was at the top of the accommodation area and the scenery was invincible. This hotel has its own unique trestle bridge and pier deep into the Red Sea. You can go to the sea and snorkel directly there, and then eat directly at the restaurant there at noon. Dining on the edge of the swimming pool in the evening, the dining is very good, all is free! The facilities in the room are also very good and the living is very comfortable. Come to Hurghada, it really takes three nights to stay. We stayed for two nights and we didn't stay enough when we left.

I've been coming here for three years now, staying for a month twice a year. The hotel is on the first line, the beach is very well protected from the wind, which is especially important in winter in Hurghada. The food is no frills, but you won't leave hungry. In winter there are very few guests, but I find this to be a huge advantage. First of all, it's very quiet here. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle, this hotel is for you. The staff is friendly. There is hot water in the rooms, there are no problems with it. Secondly, the rooms are cozy for this price. If the purpose of your trip is diving or excursions, and you do not require luxury rooms, come here. Thirdly, usually, like the wind at sea, hotels immediately raise a red flag, and that’s it. The sea is closed to you. Here - welcome to the sea, there will be no questions for you. Nearby is Hurghada city center, with a supermarket. You can always buy what you need.

First of all, I would like to note that I often stay at Steigenberger hotels, so I have something to compare with. At the moment, I am at the hotel and my only desire is to leave it as soon as possible... so far this is the worst Steigenberger I have been to. I will start with the pros: 1. The hotel has a fairly pleasant territory and beautiful views of the canals. 2. The rooms are rather average... despite the fact that the hotel is new, the rooms already require renovation or at least cleaning of the furniture and walls. 3. A large TV in the room, if this is important to anyone. This is where the pros end and then the cons begin: 1. The food is bad, average at best, not Steigenberger level, worse than in Steigenberger Makadi and significantly worse than in Steigenberger Alaya. Low quality of food, no fruit, tasteless desserts, etc. 2. A very strange practice - water in the hotel is for extra charge. No, not bottled, not mineral... regular filtered water in a jug. Selling filtered water to guests of a five-star hotel for money is the height of greed. And it's not even about the price... it's just inconvenient, you need to call the waiter and sign the bill just if you want a glass of water. 3. Extremely unfriendly staff, very inattentive waiters... be prepared to clear your plates by yourself at breakfast or dinner so that there is at least a little space on the table, because the waiters will not do this. 4. The hotel has no beach on the sea, only a mini beach on the canal. Supposedly there is some kind of partner beach on the sea, where you can get by taxi at your own expense, but no one could explain where it is and how it works. 5. A small useless gym that is open until 19.00! 6. ”Golf” in the name of the hotel means nothing, the golf course nearby is not part of the hotel structure and does not provide any special prices or conditions for hotel guests 7. Once again, I will note the unfriendly staff. 8. This is not very important to me, but there is nothing to do in the hotel. So if it is important to you that the hotel has entertainment - there is none here. 9. The spa in the hotel is only outside the territory (not part of the hotel) very unreasonably expensive ... the price of accommodation does not even include a sauna. 10. Room service and reception, which cannot be reached from the room by phone, just nobody answers... Extremely disappointed with the hotel, although I used to think that Steigenberger is a sign of quality. In the end, this hotel has a very bad combination of inflated prices and low quality, I do not recommend it.

Instagram-style Internet celebrity hotel. The breakfast is very good. The hotel is not big. It is suitable for young people. There are few such clean hotels in Egypt. However, the transportation is a bit inconvenient. There is a taxi service at the front desk.