When we booked our room (for 3 nights), we specified two adults and a 12-year-old child. However, when we checked in, reception asked us for a child surcharge of $585 instead of the stated $204. We were told we should have booked the room for three adults!!! This is specific to this hotel; we didn't know; it wasn't stated anywhere. But why three adults when we always indicate we have a child and select their age in the system? We ended up paying $360. Trip.com refunded the difference, $156, to our account. Incidentally, the operator responded quickly (we called directly from the app) and tried their best to help resolve the issue. We booked four hotels in Sharm, and this was the only one with an error with the age. Due to a glitch in the software, the hotel also made concessions. Mostafa Adel, the manager at reception, discounted the child's surcharge of $225 for all three days (we still had to pay the adult rate). We were given a luxurious two-room suite with a huge bathroom and walk-in closet. The hotel is very beautiful, with lots of greenery. The food is the same every day for some reason. But there is always fish, delicious and fresh – fillets, whole fish, cold-smoked. Ice cream, lollipops, popcorn. One of the restaurants serves delicious Turkish sweets every day, as well as a large selection of pastries and cakes. We went to the sea; it's a 10-minute walk to the Albatros Aqua Blue beach, as well as the bus (runs once an hour). There's a foam party for kids there. The hotel has plenty of entertainment: a water park, a heated wave pool, water cars, gondola rides, boat rides, bike rides, bumper cars, and a VR room. In the evening, during dinner, there's live entertainment near the main restaurant. There's also a mini-disco, an evening show featuring Mr. and Miss Hotel guests, belly dancing, and tanoura (a male dance in colorful sun skirts). We walked to the Old Town and Farsha Cafe; everything is very close. Entrance to the water slides at the neighboring hotel is from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. You can also grab a snack by the pools.
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