Swissôtel Resort El Quseir

The Trip with Momo Was great, nice team and we saw turtles. The food was very good and the Crew was very friendly. It was a little bit windy but still we were able to snorkling.

This was booked for 5 of us through our tour company. + Staff was super pleasant and responsive + Diving centre was great + Sooo nice and quiet at night and in the morning - The restaurant, beach and pools should have smoking / non-smoking sections. - The hotel is a bit run down. The mattresses and pillows are old and lumpy - The staff assumes everyone is German, which is a bit annoying - The hotel is ridiculously stingy with towels - All of us had intestinal issues during our stay - The hawkers on the beach and at the pool were incessant and annoying

Clean and tidy. May need some renovation but was still a good stay. Staff are friendly and helpful! Diving was well organized and friendly.

We booked the taxi from the airport to the hotel via the hotel for €80. This is a complete rip-off! Apart from being over-priced the car was dirty and dusty inside with half drank water bottles laying on the ha k seat. Ended up returning with a booking.com taxi for €32 - clean car, helpful driver, no issue with payment as it went directly through booking.com.

Everything was really clean and well looked after. The grounds were lovely and everything is laid out in a spacious way. Our room was directly onto the beach and really comfortable - not enormous, but big enough and a lovely style! Waleed kept everything spotlessly clean and was very friendly and helpful. The staff in the restaurant are really attentive. Mohammed was so friendly and welcoming and lovely as our first encounter for lunch! The outside area is really lovely with a view over the fountains at night. Ahmed is like a cheerful, efficient, endlessly cheerful whirlwind, moving round the tables making sure that everything is OK and you have all that you need. The food is really fresh, tasty, regularly changed and the salads especially are plentiful and varied. The wide variety of freshly baked bread and pastries were really tasty, and lovely to have local dishes too. I am a non meat eater, but found plenty to eat and if ever I wasn't sure about something, there was always someone nearby who could answer my questions. The beach where we were was not at all crowded and the beach staff really helpful. The guy at the beach bar was fabulous! In fact all of the staff were great, friendly, cheerful and really attentive. We dived everyday but the weather meant that for the majority of the time the jetty (and the way into the water for diving or snorkelling or on the house reef) was closed for the vast majority of the time we were there due to the windy conditions which was a shame. We dived elsewhere which was great but otherwise snorkelling was pretty limited without this option.

An area outside at the restaurant without smokers so you don't get affected by others' smoke blowing near you would be good. Also when we arrived (afternoon) we were given 2 towel cards, but there were no towels left which was a pity. Suggestion would be that on arrival you are given pool/beach towels in your room that you can then exchange and return for a card on departure.

Séjour : - Début Août 2025, pour 8 jours en All Inclusive. - En Famille (2 adultes, 1 ado 15 ans, 2 filles 9 ans) - 2 Chambres Points Positifs : - Nourriture de bonne qualité - Piscines bien entretenues - Personnel aimable et attentif - Wifi et Climatisation A Savoir : - Même si le vol indique Hurghada comme aéroport, l'hôtel n'est pas à Hurghada mais à 2 heure au Sud, à côté d'une petite ville nommée El Quseir. Et il n'y a rien à faire autour de l'hôtel ni même dans cette ville. - Le séjour est défini comme All Inclusive mais attention, certaines choses sont payantes (boissons alcoolisées après minuit, jus de fruit frais, certaines boissons...). - Pas de café à l'hôtel (même en payant). Ils offrent du café soluble nescafé. Pour un vrai café il faut aller en ville, à 3 km de l'hôtel. Pas de jus d'orange frais au petit déjeuner (contrairement au Radison Blu à Djerba), juste des pseudos jus sucrés. - On ne peut pas vraiment se baigner dans la mer car il y a 50 mètres de rochers avec 50 cm d'eau avant d'atteindre la mer (derrière la barrière de corail). On peut prendre le ponton mais l'escalier qui descend dans la mer n'est pas ouvert en cas de vent. Sur les 8 jours du séjour, l'accès n'était possible que 2 jours. - Vous ne devez pas jeter le papier toilette dans les WC. - Les prix des services médicaux de l'hôtel sont exorbitants (1000 € pour un simple examen...) - Beaucoup d'allemands qui mangent / boivent toute la journée. - 36 °C, UV au Max, - On s'ennuie assez vite