Overview
Indulge in an opulent beachfront affair of palm trees and perfectly preened gardens under a sapphire blue sky in Egypt. The Serenity Alpha Beach Resort, in Hurghada, is a sprawling resort of splendid rooms and family friendly amenities, perfect f...
Indulge in an opulent beachfront affair of palm trees and perfectly preened gardens under a sapphire blue sky in Egypt. The Serenity Alpha Beach Resort, in Hurghada, is a sprawling resort of splendid rooms and family friendly amenities, perfect for an idyllic escape with your loved ones in tow. There is a vast pool area with a swim up bar surrounded by sumptuous sun loungers, as well as a children’s club and mini golf course to keep the little ones entertained.
How far is the nearest beach?
The Serenity Alpha Beach boasts its own private beach.
Distance from the airport
Hurghada International Airport is approximately 33km away from the Serenity Alpha Beach.
Pools
Bar
Gym
Beach
Golf
Spa
Parking
All-Inclusive
If you choose to go all inclusive, the programme generally consists of breakfast (8am to 10.30am), lunch (1pm to 3pm) and dinner (7pm to 9.30pm), all buffet style, served in the main restaurant. During meals soft drinks, beer, water and wine are usually offered. Locally produced alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks like water, wine, soft drinks, beer and spirits are usually served from 11am to 10pm (except during meal times).
Details may be subject to change. You will be provided with full details of the all-inclusive programme on arrival at the hotel.
4.5
Google reviews (5023)
Dragan Radosavljevic
Today is my second day. First time in this resort. In a nutshell:
Food is 5+, diverse, and good quality. Whatever you wish for, name it, it is there.
Rooms are spacious. However, need better maintenance to keep the title of 5 star resort. The room doesn't come with an iron/ironing board.
Spa-though advertised on booking, there is no spa in this hotel. There is a sister-hotel in the same complex. I find it hustle. I wanted to be pampered and to have everything in one place.
Staff - the weakest point. GM should be aware of who is in the front desk. Yesterday, I had a feeling that I was summoned to the court. Today, I had a feeling that the receptionist in front of me was a member of the shooting squad. Not a bit friendly nor welcoming.
I live in Egypt and got to know the warmth of locals everywhere I went.
People will forget some minor technical problems if treated with respect. People come back for the great service, great people.
Will I come back? No. There are a plenty 3 star resorts like this, some of which with better manpower.
R
Plus Points -
Amazing Hotel.
Fantastic Staff.
Food & Drinks Where Good.
Room Service Was The Best Ever Received
Pools Where Great.
Exclusive Restaurants Amazing.
Kept Really Clean All Around.
Well Worth The Money.
Cons -
* (Out Of Hotels Control)
Rude mostly not all other EU Customers mainly far Eastern Europe Czech, German, Polish with no basic etiquette or manners. Towards others and to staff.
* Lady (Red Hair) Who Booked Exclusive Restaurants was German and very rude, unless you was German.
These 2 cons didn’t fully ruin my stay and not in full control of hotel.
Denis Razvan
Our stay at this supposed five-star hotel was a disaster from the start. We paid extra for a sea-view room, only to find dirty bedsheets, filthy windows, and an overall lack of cleanliness. The minibar, part of an "ultra all-inclusive" package, was laughably inadequate, stocked only once with two bottles of Coke and water during our eleven-night stay.
Housekeeping tried to impress with towel arrangements, but it couldn't hide the dirty windows and poorly maintained room. The food was a major issue; my partner and I suffered from diarrhea for over five days, likely due to substandard meals. Even with an upgrade to executive all-inclusive, the food quality didn't improve.
The hotel's approach seemed more focused on squeezing money from guests. Despite the all-inclusive package, we had to pay extra for fresh juice and fruit. Staff and vendors constantly pushed overpriced services and demanded tips upfront. On-site shops charged outrageous prices, such as 22 euros for a small bottle of sunscreen. The poorly soundproofed rooms made it impossible to relax, with noise from neighbors and maintenance staff.
Overall, this was the worst hotel experience we've ever had, feeling like a complete failure. We won't be returning and hope this review helps others avoid the same disappointment.
Kerolos Robel
My stay at Serenity Alpha Beach Hotel was exceptional. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by the attention to detail and the warm hospitality provided by the staff specially Mr. Ahmed Said he made the check-in process very smooth and efficient. He was very friendly and professional, ensuring a quick and pleasant start to my stay. I was greeted with a welcome drink and a complimentary upgrade to honeymoon package, which was a wonderful surprise.
The room was spacious, impeccably clean, and beautifully decorated. The bed was extremely comfortable, ensuring a restful night’s sleep.
The hotel offers a range of excellent facilities. I particularly enjoyed the 5 different swimming pools, which was well-maintained and provided a great space to relax. The restaurants & bars served delicious food and drinks with a variety of options to cater to different tastes. The breakfast buffet was outstanding, featuring a wide array of fresh and tasty selections.
The service was impeccable. THE STAFF WERE ALWAYS ATTENTIVE, courteous, and willing to go above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay.
I’ll definitely come back. Thank you.
Shelley Smith
The biggest compliment has to go to the staff of this hotel. They work tirelessly and can’t do enough for you. Their work ethic is something they should be proud of and I always felt the staff went above and beyond of anywhere I have visited previously. They had the most happy, friendly disposition, ALL OF THE TIME! That takes some doing when you work in customer service.
The hotel was immaculate inside and out. Beautiful gardens and pathways around the pools and accommodation.
The dining rooms were spacious and although busy, not over crowded and the food was hot with a good variety of choices.
I found the booking system for the A La carte restaurants cumbersome and didn’t like the idea of having to order the meal at the point of booking so we didn’t bother.
We did eat at the Brazilian Restaurant - Picanha, on the beach front though and it was amazing.
Alcoholic drinks were reasonable (white wine and G&T were firm favourites). I would not the rate cocktails though.
Pool areas were clean and plenty of room and no rush to get a sunbed in the morning. Plenty of umbrellas for shade too.
Lots of activities in the day to join in if you wanted to, and the evening entertainment was your usual shows, singers and quizzes in the main area with a more chilled vibe on the outdoor patio area.
Something to be aware of is that the hotel is positioned on a hill/slope. Tui had no accessibility information for this hotel in the app at the point of booking so my 80 year old mum, who has difficulty walking up steps and hills found this very difficult.
Fortunately, we were approached on the second morning by the general manager, Aladin, and after mentioning the situation, he immediately upgraded us at no extra charge all to enable us to use the diamond restaurant for breakfast and dinner so mum didn’t need to go up and down the length of the property at meal times. This was very much appreciated and a great example of excellent customer service.
Overall, a lovely hotel, made even better by the staff who take every opportunity to give you the best service for an enjoyable holiday.
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