STEIGENBERGER ALCAZAR SHARM EL SHEIKH

Popular categories include Superior (from 46 m² — garden/pool/partial sea views, including swim-up; up to 2 adults), Deluxe Family (around 58 m² — family layout with a separate living area; up to 2 adults + 2 children; garden/pool/partial sea views, including swim-up). For extra space and privacy there are Executive Suite (up to 92 m²), Deluxe Suite (110 m²), Royal Suite (up to 141 m² with a private pool) and Villas (around 216 m², sea view and private pool; up to 4 adults + 3 children).

Superior rooms are spacious (about 46 m²) and mainly differ by view: garden view, pool view or partial sea view. For a “step from terrace to water” experience, choose Superior Swim-Up with direct access to a shared pool.

The most practical choice is Deluxe Family Room (around 58 m²) with a master bedroom and a separate living/sleeping area (layout can vary), accommodating up to 2 adults + 2 children. Options typically include garden, pool or partial sea views, plus swim-up formats.

The all inclusive concept typically covers buffet meals in the main restaurants, a pastry corner, snacks in selected outlets, and a broad selection of soft drinks and alcoholic beverages (including cocktails in designated bars). There are also 5 à la carte restaurants (the number of included visits may depend on the stay length; Teppanyaki may be extra).

Typical schedule: Breakfast 07:00–10:30, Late breakfast 10:30–11:30, Lunch 12:30–15:00, Dinner 18:30–22:00. There is also usually Late dinner 00:00–02:00, Pastry corner 18:00–22:00 and Snacks around 12:00–17:00/17:30 (depending on the outlet).

Main buffet restaurants: Zohreya and Rihana/Rihanna. À la carte options include Amoura (Oriental), Hama (Japanese; Teppanyaki may be extra), La Maison (Mediterranean), Limoni (Italian) and Sanafir (seafood & beach restaurant/bar). Popular bars include Almaza (pool bar), Cazar Bar, Marha Bar, plus lobby and beach bars.

The resort has a private beach and excellent access to the underwater world of the Red Sea. Nabq is known for coral areas near the shoreline, so many guests prefer entering the sea via the pier/jetty and using water shoes for comfort—especially for snorkeling.

Standard in-room comforts usually include Wi-Fi, individually controlled air conditioning, a safe, satellite LED TV, hairdryer, tea/coffee facilities and a minibar (details may depend on the concept). Baby cots are generally available on request and subject to availability.

Expect a good mix of activities such as tennis (including an illuminated court), beach volleyball, mini football, yoga, aqua aerobics, archery, bocce and darts, plus a diving center and water sports. The gym is typically open 24 hours (trainer availability can depend on the schedule). Evenings often feature live music and shows.

Families can rely on a Kids Club, children’s entertainment and dedicated kids’ pools. The club is commonly aimed at ages 4–12, with daytime (and sometimes evening) sessions depending on season and staffing. Family room categories and baby cots (on request) make stays with children more convenient.

The resort features multiple pools (including heated ones), beach facilities, restaurants and bars, a small shop area, sports courts and the Mivida Spa with treatments and separate sauna/hammam areas (men/women). There are also spaces suitable for meetings and events.

Close to the hotel you’ll find popular Nabq-area spots such as La Strada (a promenade and shopping area, around 3 km away), the coastal area of Nabq Bay, and natural landscapes linked to the Nabq Protected Area, ideal for relaxed walks and scenery.