What is the difference between standard and superior rooms at Dana Beach Resort Hurghada?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 20 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 20 days ago
TL;DR
Superior rooms are larger with bigger bathrooms and often double sinks. Standard rooms are smaller with one sink. Groups of 3 are often upgraded to superior automatically even when booking standard.
Superior rooms are available in all buildings and come with either one or two sinks, always with large bathrooms. Double-sink superiors tend to have a small side window. Standard rooms have one sink; buildings 3 and 4 have roughly 15–20 standard rooms, usually identified by a letter suffix on the room number.
Guests travelling in a group of three are typically assigned a superior room automatically, even with a standard booking. Families of four should clarify whether they need a standard or family room at check-in.
Building 3 is the quietest option in the evenings — superiors there have one sink but a peaceful location. The worst room for noise is on the ground floor of building 5, where the door opens onto the archway leading to Castello: morning foot traffic to breakfast and evening live music are amplified by the arch.
Upgrading from standard to superior on arrival is possible; the exact cost was not specified in reports and should be confirmed at the front desk upon check-in.