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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.
- 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.
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.
The all-inclusive workhorse: pools, several restaurants, a house reef and a dive center. The dependable family and couples choice along the bays.
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.
From the collection
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.
Turquoise Beach Hotel in Sharm El Maya Bay
Turquoise Beach Hotel is a good-value pick in Sharm El Maya Bay, with sea-view rooms for travelers who want to stay by the bay. This 3-star hotel has room choices with sea, garden, or pool views. Some have a balcony, while larger layouts include a kitchen or living room. The Family Studio Suite and Two-Bedroom Apartment can suit travelers who want more space. It is a lower-cost alternative to Sharm El Sheikh’s pricier hotels.
Sunrise Diamond Beach Resort Grand Select, Sharm
Sunrise Diamond Beach Resort Grand Select is a mid-priced Sharm El Sheikh pick in Hadabat Om El Sid, with room types that include private pools. It has 19 room types, including suites and family-size options. Some rooms have sea or pool views, while others have a balcony or terrace. The largest room types sleep up to five, making this a practical choice for families who want room to spread out. It also gives travelers a range of room styles without moving into the city’s more expensive five-star hotels.
Stella Di Mare Hotel & Spa – Sharm El Sheikh
Choose Stella Di Mare Hotel & Spa for a mid-priced 5-star stay in Neama Bay, with sea-view rooms and Naama Bay a short walk away. The room choices include a Stella Suite and family-size rooms, with the largest sleeping five. Some rooms have balconies or bathtubs, and views include the sea and garden. It is a good pick if you want a resort stay near Naama Bay without choosing one of the city’s more expensive 5-star hotels.
Steigenberger Alcazar Hotel in Nabq Bay, Sharm
Steigenberger Alcazar brings a high-end resort stay to Nabq Bay, with sea-view villas and private pools among its room choices. It is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, suited to travelers who want a spacious stay with room for families. Some family-size rooms and villas sleep up to six. Room features include balconies, terraces, kitchens, and living rooms, with views of the sea, garden, or pool.
Savoy Sharm El Sheikh Hotel
Savoy Sharm El Sheikh puts you in Soho Square, with sea-view rooms and suites at a mid-priced rate for Sharm El Sheikh. Room choices include king and twin rooms with sea views, plus suites with garden or pool views. Some room types have a balcony or terrace, and some include a living room or bathtub. Family-size and villa types are also available. Choose this hotel if you want a five-star stay in Soho Square and value having several room styles to pick from.
Royal Savoy Sharm El Sheikh Hotel
Choose Royal Savoy Sharm El Sheikh for its Soho Square location and villas with private pools. This five-star hotel has suites and family-size room types, including a villa that sleeps up to 11. Room choices include sea-view and pool-view options, plus rooms with balconies or terraces. It is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, so it may suit travelers who value its Soho Square setting and larger room choices over a lower price.
Rixos Premium Seagate, Sharm
Choose Rixos Premium Seagate for a five-star stay in Nabq Bay, with suites and family-size rooms among its choices. The largest room type sleeps seven, making it a practical pick for larger families. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace, and some include a living room or pool view. It is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, so it may suit travelers who want a higher-end stay and room choices for different group sizes.
Reef Oasis Beach Aqua Park Resort, Sharm
Reef Oasis Beach Aqua Park Resort is a mid-priced Sharm El Sheikh pick for travelers who want pools and an aqua park. Set on Marine Sports Street in Hadbet Um El Sied, it has rooms with sea, garden, or pool views. Some room types have a balcony or terrace, and suites include a Junior Suite. Family-size rooms give families another option, with the largest room types sleeping four. It is a good fit for a pool-focused vacation rather than a stay chosen for Naama Bay.
Pickalbatros Laguna Vista Aqua Park, Sharm
Pickalbatros Laguna Vista Aqua Park is a good-value choice in Sharm El Sheikh for travelers who want an aqua park in Nabq Bay. Its mid-priced position makes it worth considering alongside the city’s other five-star hotels. Room choices include family-size rooms and villas, plus suites. Some rooms have sea, garden, or pool views, and some have a balcony or terrace. The largest room type sleeps up to eight, giving bigger groups more space to plan their stay together.
Pickalbatros Aqua Blu Sharm El Sheikh
Pickalbatros Aqua Blu Sharm El Sheikh pairs a Haddabet Umm El Sid location with family-size rooms and pool-view options. It is a mid-priced 4-star choice in Sharm El Sheikh for travelers who want room to bring the family together. Some room types include a living room, balcony, or terrace. The largest room types sleep up to six, and the range includes suites and family-size rooms. Naama Bay is another place to consider when planning your stay.
Parrotel Lagoon Waterpark Resort
Choose Parrotel Lagoon Waterpark Resort for its Nabq Bay setting and Aqua Park access. It is a good-value 4-star resort in Sharm El Sheikh. Some room types include free Aqua Park access, with garden or pool views. Families can choose from family-size rooms and suites, and the largest rooms sleep four. Room features across the choices include balconies, terraces, bathtubs, and pool views. It is a practical pick for travelers who want waterpark time and a family room base in Nabq Bay.
Park Regency Sharm El Sheikh Resort
Choose Park Regency Sharm El Sheikh Resort for its Gardens Bay setting and rooms with sea views, balconies, or terraces. Room choices include suites and a Deluxe Villa, with the largest room type sleeping up to 10. Some room types also have kitchens, which can help families or guests who want space to prepare food. This is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, so it may suit travelers who value a sea-view room or a larger place to stay.
Naama Waves Hotel, Naama Bay (Sharm El Sheikh)
Naama Waves Hotel is a good-value Sharm El Sheikh pick for travelers who want a pool-view room and a short walk to Naama Bay. Its family rooms give groups more space, with the largest room type sleeping four. The hotel is on Halomy Road, handy for a stay centered on the Naama Bay area. It is a straightforward choice for travelers who want a four-star base without paying more for one of the city’s pricier hotels.
Naama Bay Suites & Spa, Sharm
Naama Bay Suites & Spa puts you near Naama Bay, with suites and rooms that have terraces, bathtubs, and sea or pool views. Choose it over other Sharm El Sheikh hotels for a suite-focused stay with beach-front room options and a pool-side setting. Some rooms have a living room, while others have a jacuzzi. Naama Bay is a short walk away. This is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, so it suits travelers who value its suite and view options.
Naama Bay Hotel & Resort, Sharm El Sheikh
Naama Bay Hotel & Resort puts you near Naama Bay, with sea-view rooms and some rooms with private pools. It is a mid-priced pick among Sharm El Sheikh’s five-star hotels. Room choices include apartments with kitchens and family-size options for groups of up to four. Views across room types include sea, garden, and pool, so you can choose the setting that suits your stay. Naama Bay is a short walk away.
Mövenpick Resort Sharm El Sheikh
Movenpick Resort Sharm El Sheikh puts you in Naama Bay, with the bay a short walk away and sea-view rooms to choose from. It is a good-value pick among Sharm El Sheikh’s five-star hotels. Room choices include sea-view rooms, ground-floor rooms, and family-size or villa types. The largest room type sleeps six. Some room types have a balcony, living room, or private pool, giving you options for different kinds of stays.
Jaz NEO Naama Bay, Sharm el‑Sheikh
Jaz NEO Naama Bay is a good-value Sharm El Sheikh pick, with Naama Bay a short walk away. Its four-star rating and family-size room choices make it worth considering for travelers who want a practical base near the bay. Some room types have pool or garden views, and family options include a suite. The largest room type sleeps up to five, which can help families stay together without booking separate rooms.
Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh
Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh is a pick for travelers who want a five-star resort with suites, family-size stays, and private-pool rooms. Its address on Four Seasons Boulevard gives you a resort base in Sharm El Sheikh, while room views include the sea and pool. Some rooms have balconies or terraces, and larger stays can include a kitchen and living room. With a wide choice of suites and family-size room types, it can suit couples and families who want more space.
Falcon Naama Star Hotel, Sharm
Choose Falcon Naama Star Hotel for good value in Sharm El Sheikh, with a pool-view room option in the Naama Bay area. This 3-star hotel has room choices for couples and families, including family-size rooms that sleep up to five. Some rooms have a terrace, and pool views are available. It is a practical pick for travelers who want to keep costs down while staying in Sharm El Sheikh.
Dreams Vacation – Sharm El Sheikh
Dreams Vacation - Sharm El Sheikh pairs its Om El Sid Cliff location with pool-view rooms and family-size stays. Its 4-star setting suits travelers who want a choice of room styles, from pool-view rooms to suites and family rooms. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace, and some include a living room. The largest room types sleep up to six, making this a practical pick for families or groups. Naama Bay is nearby, though the hotel is not in the bay itself.
Dreams Beach – Sharm El Sheikh
Dreams Beach - Sharm El Sheikh is a good-value pick for travelers who want sea-view room choices in the Om El Seid Cliff area. It is among the cheaper five-star hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, making it a useful choice for travelers comparing upscale stays. Room types include Deluxe Elegant Sea View, Elegant Sea View, and Superior Sea View rooms. Some room types also have a balcony or bathtub, while the largest room types sleep up to four.
Cleopatra Luxury Resort Sharm El Sheikh
Cleopatra Luxury Resort Sharm El Sheikh is a mid-priced 5-star pick in Nabq Bay for travelers who want resort grounds with sea, garden, and pool views. Room choices include family apartments, suites, and rooms with balconies or terraces. Some room types have a kitchen or living room, and the largest sleeps six. It gives you a range of room styles for a vacation in Sharm El Sheikh without moving into the city's more expensive hotel bracket.
Baron Resort Sharm El Sheikh
Baron Resort Sharm El Sheikh is a five-star Sharm El Sheikh pick for travelers seeking suites and room types with private pools. It has eight suites and four family-size or villa room types, with the largest sleeping six. Room features include balconies, terraces, kitchens, living rooms, sea views, and private pools. Choose this hotel for spacious room choices and a more upscale stay; it is one of the more expensive hotels in Sharm El Sheikh.
Baron Palms Resort, Sharm
Baron Palms Resort (Adults Only) is a pick for travelers who want an adults-only stay in Ras Nosrani Bay, with room types that include pool views. Its adults-only focus gives it a clear appeal for guests seeking a stay without children. Some rooms have balconies or terraces, and living rooms are available in some room types. The resort also has suites and family-size rooms, with the largest room type sleeping four guests.
Amwaj Oyoun Resort in Nabq Bay, Sharm
Amwaj Oyoun Resort is a good-value pick in Sharm El Sheikh for travelers who want a pool-focused stay in Nabq Bay. Its room choices include garden, pool, and sea views, plus a swim-up room and a Jacuzzi Room. The resort has five room types, with the largest sleeping four. It costs less than many other hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, making it a practical choice for travelers who want a four-star resort without paying top-end prices.
Amphoras Beach Ultra All Inclusive, Sharm
Amphoras Beach Ultra All Inclusive is in Om El Seid Cliff and has good-value suites and family-size stays. It is one of the cheaper five-star choices in Sharm El Sheikh. Room types include sea, garden, and pool views, with balconies or terraces among the room features. Some rooms have a kitchen or living room. The range includes suites and an Infinity Villa, with the largest option sleeping up to 10 guests.
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.
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.
- Ras Mohammed & White Island Boat Day from Sharm El SheikhFrom $518 Hours
- Ras Mohammed National Park by Road from Sharm: SnorkelingFrom $266 Hours
- Tiran Island Boat & Snorkeling Day from Sharm El SheikhFrom $608 Hours
- Sharm El Sheikh Semi-Submarine & Glass-Bottom Boat Reef TripFrom $383 Hours
- Intro Scuba Dive Day in Sharm El Sheikh: Two Guided DivesFrom $1257 Hours
- Ras Mohammed Snorkeling by Yacht from Sharm el-SheikhFrom $83
- Sharm El Sheikh Desert Safari: Quad Bike, Camel, Dinner & StarsFrom $355 Hours
- Sharm El Sheikh Quad Bike & Camel Ride at Echo ValleyFrom $203 Hours
- Mount Sinai Sunrise & St Catherine's Monastery from SharmFrom $6017 Hours
- Colored Canyon, Blue Hole & Dahab 4x4 Day from Sharm El SheikhFrom $3211 Hours
- Cairo Day Trip from Sharm El Sheikh by Flight: Pyramids & GEMFrom $49615 Hours
- Luxor Day Trip from Sharm El Sheikh by Flight: Valley of the KingsFrom $46216 Hours
- Cairo Day Trip from Sharm El Sheikh by Road: Giza & MuseumFrom $8122 Hours
- Sharm El Sheikh City Tour: Old Market, Al Sahaba Mosque & SOHOFrom $534 Hours
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.
Reservations
Find your room in Sharm El Sheikh
Tell us your dates, your board and which bay suits you – Naama for the strip, Sharks Bay for the diving, Nabq for the family beach – and we'll send hand-picked Sharm hotels. Cairo · Luxor · Aswan · Hurghada · Marsa Alam · Sharm El Sheikh, on the ground since 1988.