Hurghada (Al-Ghardaka) Hotels & Hostels (16)

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The Cindrella (not a typo) overlooks the sea in the distance from the inland side of the Corniche, though few of the rooms actually have ocean views. But, this newish hotel does have spic-and-spa…

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El-Arosa overlooks the sea in the distance from the inland side of the Corniche, though few of the rooms actually have ocean views. However, it is one of the best deals in town, especially consid…

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Although it's fading fast and filled to the brim with sunburnt Russians, the Geisum Village is one of the cheapest resorts in Hurghada. The rooms themselves are fairly nondescript and in need of …

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One of the older resorts in Hurghada, this all-inclusive is a good choice if you're looking for low-key luxury. Unlike some of the more upmarket choices in this part of the city, the Giftun cater…

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This sprawling gated complex is five-star all the way, though if you book in advance through the web or a travel agent, it's sometimes possible to snag cheap rooms as part of a package. True to t…

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An oldie but a goodie, the Jasmine Village has found a home amongst families and Russians trying to save a quick buck (or ruple). Guests stay in one of 400-plus bungalow-style rooms, which look o…

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If you're looking for a comparatively cheap all-inclusive, this centrally located Sigala hotel is a good choice. Although not as upscale as the four- and five-star hotels on the resort strip, Le …

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Peaceful, exclusive and opulent beyond your imagination, the Oberoi features palatial suites decorated in minimalist Moorish style. Each individually decorated accommodation comes complete with s…

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One of the largest hotels in Ad-Dahar, this three-star option occupying some choice real-estate on the Corniche is a Russian favourite. The grounds here are about as expansive as they get in this…

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Only a few years old, this high-rise block isn't much to look at, though the Sea Garden is a discernible step-up in quality. With a three-star rating, you can expect well-cared for rooms and a pr…

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We're not exactly sure what the owners of this hotel were thinking when they chose the name (no - Shakespears is not a typo), though we do know that it's one of only a few palatable shoestring op…

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True to its high-class moniker, the Sofitel is a sophisticated and refined spot that is perfect for intimacy and seclusion. Immaculate rooms decorated in classical Arabesque-style front the deep-…

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Located 35km south of Hurghada proper, this 298-room resort is part of the Ras Abu Soma 'resort cluster', one of a number of self-contained tourist centres being built along the coast south of Hu…

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Decidedly more upmarket than other accommodations in Ad-Dahar, this enormous three-star hotel caters almost exclusively to foreign tour-groups. However, there is usually space for a few independe…

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One of the better budget hotels in the Sigala area, this no-nonsense hotel is run by a welcoming family. Standard rooms of varying degrees of sterility face out towards the street, though this is…

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Located next to the infamous Papas Bar, this is the best choice if you're planning on getting blotto, and don't want to stumble too far home. Rooms are slightly bare considering the price, though…

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