All-Inclusive Stays in Marsa Alam City

The setting of the hotel is very special. It looks like a village (hence the Village name😁). So even the resort had more than 85% ocupation rate it felt like was all just for us !. Many of the pools are heated so kids had a great time. Pools are scattered all over the place so you can take your choice of location, pool bar and tourists arround to acompany you. Aqua Park was a must so we spent some time there as well. The beach has an entrance to the sea with sand and it is very good for kids. No waves, low depth and very safe. We been mostly to El Khan restaurant as we like local food wherever we travel. I must say all management here is FULLY COMMITED to food security, cleaness and quality of all they serve as food, drinks and so forth. Also the a la carte restaurant ShellFish highly recomended.

We are group that was travelling around in Europe before reaching Egypt and Marsa Alam was our first destination in Egypt. Gemma resort set the bar high to our expectations for the rest of the trip and an extraordinary example for Egyptian hospitality. Everything in the hotel was perfect. The rooms spacious and cleans, pools clean and in different locations and beaches were amazing with great snorkeling spots. I can not speak enough about the food, no moment in the day where food is not served and in different cuisines with amazing quality. The most interesting part to me thing is that everyone is assuring you are having good time in your stay and I literally mean EVERYONE. Whether it is Mr Mahmoud, Hazem and Mohamed on the front desk or Atef and Abdo on the pool and the beach or Chef Mohamed Salah in the kitchen, every single one of these gentlemen made sure that our stay was comfortable and did not hesitate to provide the required assistance.

Literally everything! Super new and curated! Excellent food (from an Italian!) and facilities

Staff and service at the highest level. They do everything to make their guests feel happy. Special thanks to Mustafa, he treats guests very carefully and kindly.

Hugely impressive all-inclusive resort, surrounding a large coral fringed inlet. A lot of thought has gone into the design of the buildings and the astonishingly verdant gardens (We were told an aquifer deep under ground supplies the water that allows the creation of this oasis in the desert). A lot of detailed care has gone into meeting guests needs, and there is a large and very friendly staff that ensures it. Rooms are spacious and clean, the all inclusive menu offers plenty of variety and options. Egyptian beer, wine and cocktails are included - though, being a Muslim country, these, I suspect, are pretty low in alcohol. Maybe there’s a plus to that - no late night lairiness. We didn’t use the pools, though they looked great, as we spent most of our time on the beach, spending a lot of the day snorkelling the healthy, teeming with life, coral. It’s a large complex, but the Brits don’t seem to have discovered it yet, largely because, unlike other European countries, there are no direct flights from the UK to Marsa Alam. Certainly worth making the effort.

Staff are very friendly, especially in the restaurant. Animation team are very active and provide many activities on the pool and the beach.