JASMINE PALACE RESORT

Popular categories (typical size / occupancy / view):

Superior Room — 33 m², up to 2 adults + 1 child, views: Garden / Pool / Sea.
Deluxe Room — around 40 m², up to 2 adults + 1 child, views: Garden or Pool.
Deluxe Triple Room — around 50 m², up to 3 guests, views: typically Garden or Pool.
Family Room — around 65 m², often up to 3 adults + 2 children, views: Garden / Pool / Sea.
Ex-Family / Superior Family — around 80 m², often up to 3 adults + 2 children, usually two bedrooms; some layouts include two bathrooms; views vary by category.
Junior Suite — around 65 m², up to 3 adults + 1 child, views vary by category.
Deluxe Junior Suite Pool — around 55 m², up to 2 adults + 1 child, view: Pool.

Exact bed setups and sofa-bed availability depend on the specific subcategory and booking date.

Main meals are served in the buffet restaurant Dunes:

Breakfast: 07:00–10:00
Late Breakfast: 10:30–11:30
Lunch: 13:00–15:00
Dinner: 19:00–22:00
Late Dinner: 23:00–00:00

Tea time is typically 17:00–18:00 (often associated with Dunes Bar).

The resort offers themed a la carte dinner options, typically operating around 18:30–22:00:

Om Ali (Egyptian/Oriental), Tiger Lilly (Chinese), Mama Mia (Italian).

Reservations are usually handled through Guest Relations and are subject to availability. Some fine dining options can be extra charge (for example, Jabur Indian and special seafood menus upon request).

Typical all inclusive bar hours:

Jasmine Lobby Bar: 10:00–00:00 (from 00:00–10:00 usually water & juices)
Pool Bar: 10:00–18:00
Beach Bar: 10:00–17:30
Wave Bar: 10:00–18:00
Dunes Bar: 19:00–23:00 (with Tea time 17:00–18:00)

Ice cream is commonly served 13:00–16:00 at Wave & Beach bars, and daytime snacks are typically available in set intervals. Some venues (for example VIP Lounge or Disco Bar) and premium drinks may be extra charge. Alcohol is not served to minors.

The resort features a private beach with sunbeds and umbrellas, plus a beach bar operating during the day. On the Red Sea coast, some nearby areas can include coral features—water shoes can be helpful for comfortable entry, and snorkeling is a popular choice when conditions allow.

Rooms commonly include air conditioning, a TV, minibar, a private bathroom (shower/bath depending on category), and a terrace or balcony in many room types. You’ll typically find essentials such as a safe, hairdryer, and a basic hot drinks setup (availability may vary by category). Wi-Fi is often available in public areas and/or rooms depending on the resort’s current policy.

On-site dining typically includes:

Dunes (main buffet restaurant).
Om Ali (Egyptian/Oriental, a la carte).
Tiger Lilly (Chinese, a la carte).
Mama Mia (Italian, a la carte).
Jabur (Indian, often upon request and may be extra charge).

Bars commonly include Lobby Bar, Pool Bar, Beach Bar, Wave Bar, and Dunes Bar, with possible additional venues like VIP Lounge and a Disco Bar depending on the season and operating plan.

Expect a typical resort schedule with daytime animation (light fitness, pool activities, games such as boccia, and beach volleyball) plus an evening program. A gym/fitness option is usually available, and some activities or game room options may be extra charge depending on the service.

Families usually benefit from a dedicated kids club, children-friendly pool zones, and seasonal features such as a heated kids pool in winter (where applicable). Babysitting, if offered, is commonly extra charge and arranged on request.

The resort features multiple swimming areas including a large Main Pool with family-friendly features, an Active Pool, and additional pool zones; some pools may be heated in cooler months depending on the season. A spa is typically available with treatments such as massages and wellness services (often extra charge). You can also expect standard resort conveniences like on-site shops and guest services (availability depends on the current operating plan).

Popular nearby options for a short outing include:

Jungle Aqua Park / Neverland — roughly 3–5 km (depending on the route).
Sand City Hurghada (open-air sand sculpture museum) — roughly 4–5 km.
Senzo Mall — roughly 5 km (route-dependent; some sources list it slightly beyond 5 km).

These are easy to reach by taxi and work well as half-day plans outside the resort.