"The Grand Resort staff make us feel like at home. Everyone was absolutely amazing. especially the guest Realtion Mohamed Taha and bar staff like Mostafa Eltaher Bars managers Hany Makram and Mostaf Mohamed and front desk staff Mr Ahmed and Akram We are coming back soon with more members of our family."

"The place is beautiful, and the sea is amazing. The rooms are clean, and the food is very good."

"Nice experience, excellent food, nice sea, clean resort, safe place to stay. Hotels activities are friendly and unobtrusive."

"Karena mengejar penerbangan pagi, saya memilih yang murah. Hasilnya agak di luar ekspektasi saya. Hotel ini ber***a Afrika Barat. Saya tidak mencoba makanannya. Pelayanan hotelnya 3, yang lumayan. Mungkin karena minimnya tekanan pada orang-orang di sini."

"Ini sama sekali bukan kamar dengan pemandangan laut. Hotelnya juga jauh dari pantai. Baunya seperti dekorasi baru! Tidak direkomendasikan, tidak direkomendasikan! Jangan tertipu! ! ! ! !"

"The hotel is an apartment-style hotel with a good location. You can go shopping right away. There is a large shop on the first floor of the hotel with a complete range of tourist souvenirs. However, you have to haggle hard and wait a little longer. If you can't agree, leave. Will call you back 😂 Basically it can be cut in half. The hotel will not clean it every day after checking in. It will provide water and towels for 2-3 days at a time. We had enough, so we didn't call for additional services. The room is very large, with two rooms inside and outside. Shopping, eating, supermarkets, pharmacies and phone card services around the hotel can all be done within a 10-minute walk. If you don't pursue the resort experience and just need to solve the problem of accommodation, this is quite convenient. By the way, there is no restaurant here, because it is a hotel apartment, so there is no breakfast, but there is a microwave, refrigerator, oven, etc. in the room, as well as a lot of tableware and kitchen utensils, so you can simply prepare some food by yourself."

"Everything with perfect! The rooms are spacious and very clean. The staff and managers are very accommodating and hospitable! Definitely not the last time to come!! Highly recommended."

"I highly recommend this hotel! The owner is incredibly kind, attentive, and welcoming. The hotel is also exceptionally clean. If you're in Hurghada and don't want an all-inclusive hotel, this is the place to go. It's truly clean. I highly recommend it. Facilities: Clean Cleanliness: Clean"

"Review of Amwaj Abu Soma – HurghadaRoom 2419 | Stay: June 18–21 I rarely write reviews, but what happened during our stay compels me to share this experience so that no other family finds themselves in the same terrifying situation due to negligence. On the second day of our stay, around 2:30 PM, my young daughter was completely fine. She had been playing normally, was active, healthy, and behaving exactly as usual. She fell asleep next to me, and suddenly I heard a strange sound. When I looked at her, her eyes were fixed in a frightening way, she was making unusual noises, and she was completely unresponsive. I called her name, shook her gently, and got no reaction. When I tried to stand her up, she collapsed. Within moments, she started having seizures. Her hands twisted unnaturally, she lost control of her bladder, and she appeared to be unconscious with her eyes still open. Everything happened in a matter of minutes. Panicking, my first instinct was to seek help from the hotel. Surely, I thought, a resort of this size would have a doctor or emergency response system. I called the reception repeatedly from the room phone. No answer. My husband tried calling the hotel’s mobile number listed on Google. No answer. At the same time, I called an ambulance and continued trying to reach reception, desperately hoping that someone from the hotel would respond and help us until medical assistance arrived. For nearly 30 minutes, nobody answered. Then came the biggest shock of all. The ambulance driver called me and said he was standing at the hotel entrance but security would not allow him to enter because he did not have authorization. This was not a private vehicle—it was an official government ambulance responding to a medical emergency involving a child having seizures. I was screaming into the phone, telling him that nobody from the hotel was responding. He kept saying that the hotel would contact us. We waited several more minutes. Still no response from anyone. Eventually, we had no choice but to carry our daughter ourselves and run outside to reach the ambulance. To this day, I don't know whether moving her in that condition could have made things worse. As I was leaving in complete panic, one staff member approached and asked, in a remarkably insensitive manner, “What’s wrong with her?” Thankfully, at the hospital, our daughter was stabilized and is now doing well. We thank God for that. However, I cannot stop thinking about the countless scenarios that could have ended differently because of the hotel's failure to answer emergency calls and the delay caused by refusing immediate ambulance access. I contacted the Tourism Police, and an officer kindly came to the hospital and spent about half an hour trying to help us reach a satisfactory resolution. By that point, however, I had completely lost trust in the hotel and decided to leave that same night. I did not proceed with a formal report because we were informed that, as non-resi"