Which room category has pool or sea view at Menville hotel Egypt?

There is a practical room-number rule: if the last digit of the room number is even, the balcony usually faces inward toward the sea; if it is odd, it faces the city side, sometimes with only a partial sea view.

According to one room-layout breakdown, the buildings can be split into 3 groups: the first has views of the pool, garden, or lazy river; in the second group, second-floor rooms can see the sea and garden while first-floor rooms mostly face the garden; the third group faces both the sea and the pool.

From guests’ firsthand experience, buildings 2 and 5 are both considered good options, but the preferred choice is the main building facing the pool and water slides.

Sea Front rooms (sea view) are located in buildings 1–2, while Panoramic rooms are in building 6 with views of both the pool and the sea. Buildings 3–4 are also considered good options.

Superior rooms by the pool are on the 2nd floor in building 400. A small upgrade fee may apply for a Superior room with sea view in building 600.

Room views depend on category: Superior rooms face the main pool, Deluxe rooms face the warm pool, and rooms with a direct sea view belong to a higher category and are generally larger.

The hotel building is arranged in a semicircle near the entrance and road, with the pool, restaurants, and sea further away. Ground-floor rooms (reception level) have a lawn right at the balcony, but you need to go downstairs to reach the pool and restaurant.

To get a room with pool and sea view, book Superior category or higher. You can also request your preferred view at the front desk upon check-in.

Superior rooms with sea view are located in the building near the Panorama bar. From the balcony you can see the pool below and the sea to the right.

Standard rooms at Menville face the road. If a pool or sea view matters, avoid Standard category and book Superior or higher.