SWISS HEAVEN SHARMING INN HOTEL

Standard Room — about 30 m², accommodates up to 3 adults or 2+2 (with an extra bed). The view is usually towards the garden or surroundings; some rooms may have a French-style window.

Pool View — about 30 m², up to 3 adults or 2+2. The key difference is the pool view; some units may feature a French-style window and/or a shared open terrace.

Family Room — about 55 m², two-zone layout (bedroom plus living area), suitable for family stays. The view is towards the surroundings; configuration can vary by room.

Promo (Best Price) — about 24 m², for up to 2 adults. Typically it has a small window and may not include a full balcony/terrace; view is towards the surroundings.

Breakfast (buffet): 07:00–10:00, Mozaic Restaurant.
Lunch (buffet): 13:00–15:00, Mozaic Restaurant.
Dinner (buffet): 19:00–21:00, Mozaic Restaurant.

Snacks at the pool bar: 10:00–12:30 and 15:30–16:30.

Pool Bar: 10:00–17:00.
Beach Bar (snacks, soft drinks and water): 11:00–16:00.
Lobby Bar: 10:00–23:59.

Under All Inclusive, soft drinks and local spirits are typically served by the glass during system hours (often from 10:00 until late evening). Common extras may include beer and wine, imported alcohol, bottled drinks, fresh juices, specialty coffee and some additional services.

The beach is sandy with an easy sandy entry to the sea. It’s around 2 km away, about up to 7 minutes by shuttle.

The beach typically offers sunbeds and umbrellas, while beach towels are provided via a towel-card system (often from the towel point near the main pool).

The beach bar operates roughly 11:00–16:00 and offers soft drinks, water and light snacks (within the active concept).

The shuttle runs on a daytime schedule (several trips in the morning and afternoon). Exact times can change by season and occupancy, but there are usually morning departures and returns before evening.

Most room types include air conditioning, a TV (satellite channels), safe, telephone, a mini-bar (often on request), plus a bathroom with hairdryer and essential toiletries. A balcony/terrace depends on the room category and allocation.

Wi-Fi is typically available mainly in the lobby, and access can be paid, depending on the hotel’s current policy.

In addition to the main Mozaic restaurant, themed venues are listed: Italian (Caprice), Asian (Tempura) and an Oriental option (some areas may be outdoors). Access rules and whether they are included depend on current hotel policy.

Main outlets include the lobby bar, pool bar and beach bar. Hours may be adjusted seasonally.

Typical activities include morning exercise, aerobics, stretching, aqua gym, team games, darts, table tennis, and poolside activities.

Evenings usually feature shows, themed performances, contests, live music and karaoke, plus mini-disco and children’s programs (as scheduled by the animation team).

A tennis court and outdoor activities are commonly listed. Water sports may be available via beach operators (some services are extra charge).

A kids’ club is available (commonly for ages 4–12). Typical hours: 10:00–13:00 and 15:00–16:30 (daily, per hotel schedule).

There are 2 children’s pools, some may feature slides, plus a playground. High chairs in the restaurant are usually available on request.

Baby cots are typically provided free of charge upon request and subject to availability.

The infrastructure is commonly listed as 3 pools, including a heated pool in winter (heating depends on weather). There are also children’s pools and slides.

Typical services include a 24/7 reception, tour services, small shops/souvenirs and convenience services (some may be extra charge, such as laundry).

Travel listings often mention SPA services on site. The exact menu and prices depend on season and the hotel’s current price list.

Within about 5 km, popular options include the Old Market (roughly 5 km) and dining/shopping at El Mercato, which can be walkable. The “1001 Nights” complex is often around 25 minutes on foot (depending on route).

The Hadaba area is known for beaches and spots around Ras Um El Sid; the hotel offers organized beach access via shuttle, and snorkeling or boat trips are typically available through local operators (some services may be extra charge).