A Red Sea resort beach at Sharm El Sheikh, the reef shelf dropping off close to shore

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Sharm El Sheikh Hotels

Where to stay in Sharm El Sheikh – the walkable promenade at Naama Bay, dive resorts on the Sharks Bay reefs, and family all-inclusives along Nabq – Sinai's resort capital, booked by our own team.

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Best areas: Naama Bay · Sharks Bay · Nabq
Star range: 3-star to 5-star
Nights: 3–7 typical
Diving: Ras Mohammed & Tiran
Airport: Sharm (SSH)
Rates: Net, negotiated direct

The decision

Where to stay in Sharm El Sheikh

Sharm runs along the South Sinai coast in a string of bays, each with its own character, and the reef – some of the finest anywhere – is rarely more than a beach away. The choice is between the walkable buzz of Naama Bay, the quieter dive resorts near the airport, and the long family beaches further north.

Naama Bay

First-timers who want it all on foot

The original resort strip – a promenade of hotels, dive shops and restaurants you can walk end to end. Lively, central and the easiest base for a first Sharm stay.

Sharks Bay & Ras Nasrani

Divers and calmer stays

Larger 5-star resorts on the reefs near the airport, quieter than Naama, with some of Sinai's best house reefs straight off the beach.

Nabq & the northern coast

Families and all-inclusive

Big resorts on long beaches north of the airport, sheltered water and space for children. Self-contained, with the calmest sand on the coast.

Hadaba & the Old Market

Value and local color

Cliff-top hotels above Naama with the old town below – better rates and the most Egyptian corner of a resort city, a shuttle from the main beaches.

What the stars mean here

Star ratings in Sharm El Sheikh

On the Red Sea the star rating mostly tracks the resort and the board, so here's what each level tends to mean in Sharm.

3-star

A simple hotel in Naama or up in Hadaba, usually bed-and-breakfast, with the promenade, dive shops and beach a short walk or shuttle away. Sun and reef without the resort price.

4-star

The all-inclusive workhorse: pools, several restaurants, a house reef and a dive center. The dependable family and couples choice along the bays.

5-star

The polished dive and beach resorts at Sharks Bay and Nabq – landscaped grounds, better food, sheltered reef and the rooms worth asking us which ones sit closest to the house reef.

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Hotels we book in Sharm El Sheikh

A sample of the Sharm hotels we book, from the Naama Bay promenade to the dive resorts at Sharks Bay and the family beaches of Nabq. Tell us your dates, your board and which bay suits you, and we'll match it.

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Turquoise Beach Hotel in Sharm El Maya Bay

Turquoise Beach Hotel is a good-value Sharm El Sheikh choice for travelers who want to stay in Sharm El Maya Bay rather than pay more for a hotel in Naama Bay. Its range of room styles includes family-size options and suites, with sea, garden, or pool views among the choices. Some rooms also have a balcony, bathtub, kitchen, or living room, giving travelers flexibility to choose a setup that suits their stay. It’s a practical base for a Sharm El Maya Bay vacation.

From $32

Sunrise Diamond Beach Resort Grand Select, Sharm

Choose Sunrise Diamond Beach Resort Grand Select for a mid-priced five-star stay in Sharm El Sheikh’s Hadabat Om El Sid, with room options ranging from family layouts to suites and choices that include sea views. Some room types also have private pools, balconies, or terraces, so you can look for a setup that fits your vacation. Family Room options include a bunk bed, while the largest room types sleep up to five. It’s a good fit for travelers who want more room variety than a standard hotel room.

From $115

Stella Di Mare Hotel & Spa – Sharm El Sheikh

Choose Stella Di Mare Hotel & Spa for a five-star Sharm El Sheikh stay with sea-view rooms and a location a short walk from Naama Bay. The hotel offers a spa, and room options include the Stella Suite and family-size accommodation. Some rooms have balconies and bathtubs, while views include the sea and garden. It is a mid-priced choice among the city’s five-star hotels, combining a Naama Bay base with facilities for relaxing at the hotel.

From $117

Steigenberger Alcazar Hotel in Nabq Bay, Sharm

Choose Steigenberger Alcazar for a Nabq Bay stay with options for family-size rooms and villas, including room types with private pools. This five-star hotel has six suite types and eight family-size or villa options, with the largest sleeping up to six. Room choices include garden, pool, and sea views, plus features such as balconies, terraces, and living rooms. It is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, making it a fit for travelers prioritizing a spacious stay and distinctive room options over a lower price.

From $210

Savoy Sharm El Sheikh Hotel

Choose Savoy Sharm El Sheikh for its Soho Square location and range of sea-, garden- and pool-view rooms. This mid-priced five-star option gives you a choice of suites and family-size accommodations, with some room types featuring a balcony or terrace, and others a living room or bathtub. It suits travelers who want to stay by Soho Square and prefer a hotel with several room styles to choose from, including options for families of up to four.

From $117

Royal Savoy Sharm El Sheikh Hotel

Royal Savoy Sharm El Sheikh is a strong pick in Soho Square for travelers who want a high-end Sharm El Sheikh stay with villa options that include private pools. Its range includes suites and family-size accommodations, with the largest sleeping up to 11. Room features across the selection include balconies, terraces, kitchens, living rooms, bathtubs, and sea or pool views. It is one of the more expensive hotels in the city, so it suits travelers who value spacious accommodation and distinctive villa choices over keeping the budget low.

From $145

Rixos Premium Seagate, Sharm

Choose Rixos Premium Seagate for a five-star stay in Sharm El Sheikh’s Nabq Bay, with the appeal of suite options and family-size accommodations. Room choices include six suites and three family-size or villa types, with the largest sleeping up to seven. Some rooms include a balcony or terrace, while others have a living room or pool view. It is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, so it is best suited to travelers who value a broad choice of larger room styles.

From $293

Reef Oasis Beach Aqua Park Resort, Sharm

Choose Reef Oasis Beach Aqua Park Resort for its beach-resort setting in Sharm El Sheikh and its aqua park—a strong pick for travelers who want water-based fun as part of their stay. The resort is on Marine Sports Street in Hadbet Um El Sied and is mid-priced for Sharm El Sheikh. Room options include family-size rooms and suites, with views among the room types ranging from sea and pool to garden. Some room types also have a balcony or terrace.

From $114

Pickalbatros Laguna Vista Aqua Park, Sharm

Pickalbatros Laguna Vista Aqua Park is a good-value choice in Sharm El Sheikh for travelers who want a Nabq Bay base with an aqua park and family-sized accommodations. Its room options include family rooms and villas, with the largest sleeping up to eight, plus suites for guests who want more space. Depending on the room, you can choose a sea, garden, or pool view, and some rooms have a balcony or terrace. It suits vacationers who want resort facilities and room to spread out without choosing one of the city’s more expensive five-star hotels.

From $121

Pickalbatros Aqua Blu Sharm El Sheikh

Pickalbatros Aqua Blu Sharm El Sheikh is a mid-priced choice in Haddabet Umm El Sid for families who want room to spread out, with family-size accommodations among its options. The selection includes a Superior Double or Twin Room for two adults and two children, a Deluxe Family Room, and larger room types that sleep up to six. Some rooms have balconies or terraces, and pool-view options are available. It is a practical fit for travelers prioritizing flexible room sizes and a pool-view choice in Sharm El Sheikh.

From $126

Parrotel Lagoon Waterpark Resort

Parrotel Lagoon Waterpark Resort is a good-value choice in Nabq Bay for travelers who want a stay with Aqua Park access included in selected room types. The resort offers family-size rooms and suites, with options for garden or pool views. Some room types also have a balcony or terrace, and the Family pool view room includes a Jacuzzi. Its range of family-oriented room options makes it a practical pick for groups looking to keep their Sharm El Sheikh vacation focused on time at the resort.

From $911 Days

Park Regency Sharm El Sheikh Resort

Park Regency Sharm El Sheikh Resort pairs its Gardens Bay setting with sea-view rooms, making it a strong choice for travelers who want a higher-end stay by the water. The room selection includes suites and a Deluxe Villa, with some options offering a balcony or terrace. A kitchen is available in some room types, and the largest accommodations sleep up to 10, giving larger groups room to stay together. This is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, suited to travelers who value spacious options and a sea-facing setting.

From $131

Naama Waves Hotel, Naama Bay (Sharm El Sheikh)

Choose Naama Waves Hotel for good-value pool-view rooms and a short walk to Naama Bay, a convenient combination for a Sharm El Sheikh vacation without paying more for a higher-priced hotel. The four-star property offers a Family Room for travelers needing space for a family, alongside double, triple, and single room options. Its Halomy Road address puts Naama Bay within easy reach on foot, making it a practical base for travelers who want to spend time in the bay area.

From $111

Naama Bay Suites & Spa, Sharm

Choose Naama Bay Suites & Spa for a short walk to Naama Bay and suite options with beach-front settings and Jacuzzis. The hotel offers a choice of suites and rooms with sea, beach, or pool views, plus features such as terraces, bathtubs, and living rooms. Its location makes it a handy base for travelers who want to stay near Naama Bay, while the range of view options gives couples a reason to look beyond a standard city stay.

From $1301 Days

Naama Bay Hotel & Resort, Sharm El Sheikh

Naama Bay Hotel & Resort is a mid-priced five-star choice in Sharm El Sheikh, with Naama Bay a short walk away. Its location makes it a practical pick for travelers who want to stay close to the bay without choosing one of the city’s more expensive five-star hotels. Room options include sea, garden, and pool views, and some feature balconies, kitchens, bathtubs, or private pools. Family-size options are available, with the largest room type sleeping four.

From $117

Mövenpick Resort Sharm El Sheikh

Movenpick Resort Sharm El Sheikh is a good-value choice in Naama Bay, with sea-view rooms and Naama Bay a short walk away. Its range of room styles includes family-size options for groups of up to six, plus suites for travelers who want more space. Room features across the selection include balconies, living rooms and private pools, with sea, garden and pool views. Choose it for a five-star stay that pairs a Naama Bay location with a broad choice of room styles.

From $76

Jaz NEO Naama Bay, Sharm el‑Sheikh

Choose Jaz NEO Naama Bay for a good-value stay in the Naama Bay area, with the bay itself a short walk away. It is a 4-star option for travelers comparing Sharm El Sheikh hotels, and its family-size rooms include choices that sleep up to five. Room views include garden, pool, and bay, and balconies are available across room types. The mix of family rooms and suites makes it a practical choice for groups who want room to spread out while keeping Naama Bay close.

From $851 Days

Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh

Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh is a choice for travelers who want sea-view room options and a broad selection of suites and family-size stays in Sharm El Sheikh. Room choices include sea or pool views, and some have a balcony or terrace; select types also offer a private pool, kitchen, or living room. The range includes 21 suites and eight family-size or villa types, with the largest option sleeping up to 10. This is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh.

From $267

Falcon Naama Star Hotel, Sharm

Falcon Naama Star Hotel is a good-value pick in Naama Bay for travelers who want a 3-star stay with pool-view room options. It offers a practical alternative to the city’s pricier hotels, with room choices that include family-size options for groups of up to five. Some rooms have a terrace, and selected room types pair a pool view with a balcony. Choose it for a simpler base in Sharm El Sheikh rather than a higher-priced hotel.

From $21

Dreams Vacation – Sharm El Sheikh

Choose Dreams Vacation - Sharm El Sheikh for a four-star stay in the Om El Sid Cliff area, with pool-view rooms and family-size options that make it a flexible base for a Sharm El Sheikh vacation. Room choices include suites and family rooms, with the largest option sleeping six. Some room types have a balcony or terrace, and pool views are available. It’s a practical pick for travelers who want room to spread out and a pool-facing room option rather than a stay centered on Naama Bay.

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Dreams Beach – Sharm El Sheikh

Choose Dreams Beach - Sharm El Sheikh for its Om El Seid Cliff location and room options with sea views and balconies. It is good value for a 5-star stay in Sharm El Sheikh, with room views also including gardens and pools. Several room types offer sea views, and the largest room type sleeps up to four. The choice makes it a practical fit for travelers comparing a sea-view room and a lower-priced 5-star base in the city.

From $54

Cleopatra Luxury Resort Sharm El Sheikh

Choose Cleopatra Luxury Resort Sharm El Sheikh for a mid-priced 5-star stay in Nabq Bay, with sea, garden, and pool views among its room options. Its range of room types includes suites and a Family Apartment, with the largest accommodation sleeping up to six. Some rooms include a balcony or terrace, while others offer a kitchen or living room—useful details for travelers who want more than a standard room. It’s a practical choice for families and couples looking for a resort base in Sharm El Sheikh.

From $1241 Days

Baron Resort Sharm El Sheikh

Baron Resort Sharm El Sheikh pairs a Sharm El Sheikh setting with suite choices and a room option with a private swimming pool, making it worth considering for travelers who want more than a standard room. This 5-star hotel has eight suite types and four family-size or villa types, with the largest room sleeping up to six. Some room types have sea views, balconies, terraces, kitchens, or living rooms. It is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh.

From $150

Baron Palms Resort, Sharm

Baron Palms Resort (Adults Only) is a good choice in Sharm El Sheikh if you want an adults-only stay in Ras Nosrani Bay rather than a hotel in Naama Bay. Its adults-oriented setting is the clearest reason to choose it over other city hotels. Room options include suites and rooms with pool views, with balcony or terrace features across some types. This is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, so it is best suited to travelers who value its location and adults-only focus.

From $153

Amwaj Oyoun Resort in Nabq Bay, Sharm

Choose Amwaj Oyoun Resort for a good-value Sharm El Sheikh stay in Nabq Bay, where pool and sea-view rooms give you a resort setting without paying for one of the city’s pricier hotels. The four-star resort has rooms with terraces and options including a Jacuzzi Room and a Swim-up Room. Views vary by room, with sea, garden, and pool views available. It’s a practical pick for travelers who want a resort base in Nabq Bay and a choice of room styles.

From $64

Amphoras Beach Ultra All Inclusive, Sharm

Amphoras Beach Ultra All Inclusive is a good-value choice in Sharm El Sheikh, with a location on Om El Seid Cliff and room options with sea, garden, or pool views. It offers suites and family-size accommodations, including an option that sleeps up to 10. Room features across the range include balconies, terraces, bathtubs, kitchens, and living rooms. For travelers comparing the city’s five-star hotels, it pairs an all-inclusive stay with a broad choice of room styles at a more affordable price level.

From $109

From your door

What you can do from a Sharm El Sheikh hotel

A Sharm hotel puts the Red Sea's reefs in front of you and the Sinai desert behind – reef by day, the mountain of Moses a night drive away.

Ras Mohammed National Park

The coral walls at the southern tip of Sinai – the Red Sea's finest snorkeling and diving, a short trip from the bays.

St Catherine & Mount Sinai

The desert monastery and the dawn climb up the mountain of Moses – a night drive inland and a sunrise from the summit.

The reef by boat

Tiran Island and the offshore sites – a day on the water from the marina, snorkel or dive, with the best coral in Egypt below.

Desert & a Bedouin dinner

Quad bikes into the Sinai desert and a camp under the stars – an easy afternoon and a sky you don't get on the coast.

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Day tours

Things to do from your hotel

Whichever Sharm hotel you choose, the reef, the canyons and Sinai's mountains are all within a day's reach. Here are the day tours we run from the resort, with live starting rates.

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Before you book

Booking a Sharm El Sheikh hotel, practically

A few things worth knowing before you pick a Sharm hotel.

How many nights

Most stay three to seven, usually all-inclusive – a beach and diving holiday in its own right rather than an add-on. Sharm sits apart from the Nile sites, so it tends to be the whole trip or a dedicated week.

Getting in from the airport

Sharm airport sits between the bays, five to twenty minutes from most resorts. A private transfer is the simple way in; the larger hotels also run their own shuttles.

All-inclusive is the norm

Most Sharm resorts price as all-inclusive, and the bays are built around the resort beach and reef, so it usually pays off. We confirm exactly what the board covers before you book.

Diving shapes the choice

If diving is the point, a house reef at Sharks Bay or Nabq saves a daily boat trip. If it's beach and sun with a snorkel, Naama Bay's walkable strip is the easier base. Tell us which, and we'll point you right.

Common questions

Sharm El Sheikh hotels, answered

01Where is the best area to stay in Sharm El Sheikh?+

Naama Bay if you want the promenade, restaurants and dive shops on foot; Sharks Bay or Ras Nasrani for quieter 5-star resorts with the best house reefs near the airport; Nabq for sheltered family beaches; Hadaba and the Old Market for value and local color. We match the bay to whether you're here to dive, to swim, or to do nothing at all.

02Is Sharm El Sheikh good for diving and snorkeling?+

It's among the best in the world. Ras Mohammed, the Tiran reefs and the house reefs along Sharks Bay and Nabq are world-class for snorkeling and diving alike. If the reef is your reason for coming, we'll steer you to a resort with a strong house reef so you can get in straight off the beach.

03How many nights should I spend in Sharm?+

Three to seven for most people – Sharm is usually the whole holiday rather than an add-on, since it sits apart from the Nile sites. That's enough for the reefs, a boat trip to Tiran, and a night drive up Mount Sinai if you want the desert as well as the sea.

04Can I climb Mount Sinai from my Sharm hotel?+

Yes – it's a night drive inland to St Catherine, a guided dawn climb up Mount Sinai, and the monastery after sunrise, back at your hotel by mid-morning. We arrange it with the late pickup; it's a short night's sleep, and most guests find the summit worth it.

05Do your Sharm hotels include meals and airport pickup?+

Most are all-inclusive or half-board, and we confirm exactly what's covered on your quote. Airport pickup is a simple add – a private transfer from Sharm airport to your resort – though many hotels also run their own shuttle.

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