What pools, activities, and room amenities can you expect at this resort in Egypt?

The club section is a separate small building, not part of the main building. All ground-floor rooms in the club section face the pool, but some rooms in that building face the reception building instead of the pool.

Even a room with a relaxation pool view can be noisy in the evenings, depending on the crowd gathered at the nearby bar.

One guest complains the resort is overcrowded: it has far more rooms but a smaller territory than comparable hotels. The pool is extremely crowded with hair in the water, the beach has litter (cans, glasses, wet towels, cigarette butts), and there are long queues at the bars.

According to the latest message, a club room with a pool view may be offered as an upgrade, but the price is not fixed in the chat and should be confirmed directly with the hotel before arrival or at check-in.

A recent guest says they are happy with the stay: the resort has 3 pools — one with saltwater, one main pool called “Capella” with daytime activities, and one quieter relaxation pool.

Daytime activities mentioned by guests include boccia, volleyball, and mini-golf, so the resort suits travelers who want more than just a beach stay.

For dining, guests mention 2 main restaurants and 6 à la carte venues. With the Ultra All Inclusive package, you can book 4 of those à la carte restaurants.

Rooms are described as spacious. Practical details: there are no bathrobes, and a double room gets 2 large towels and 2 medium towels.

Guests report that the bathroom is stocked with shampoo, shower gel, body lotion, and conditioner, so basic toiletries are already provided.

The standard minibar includes cola, Fanta, Sprite, and water, which is useful to know if you want to understand what is already stocked in the room on arrival.

Another guest notes that there is a kids’ club nearby and a pool with a slide, and that the rooms have themed decor, which can be a plus for families with children.