Sharm Inn Amarein - Boutique Hotel

I have stayed in hundreds of hotels so far, I have never seen a hotel as awful and disgraceful as this one. I would not stay in this hotel again even if they paid me extra.

I travelled to the Sharm Inn with friends and family in February 2025. The hotel is lovely, with a large swimming pool and friendly, welcoming staff who made our holiday a very good experience. The weather was warm but chilly at times and February is a quiet time of year in Sharm, so there were not many guests. But that was ok for us as we had the area to ourselves a lot of the time. The pool was just about warm enough for a short dip most days but too cold for lots of jumping in. And be warned, if there is a wind you might be cold in the day and evening so bring jumpers and long trousers at this time of year. The rooms were nice, a bit dated but the beds were VERY comfortable and the house keeper goes to extraordinary lengths to make your stay special (who knew you could make an elephant out of towels?). We went all-inclusive and the food was nice with lots of choice. We all ate a lot! The bar is ok but had limited choices at this time of year, it might be better in the summer months. The bar staff were kind and friendly. We also ate out a couple of times - once at Arafah restaurant, which was absolutely gorgeous and a 30 minute stroll from Sharm Inn (we ordered way too much food) and at Fairuz Lebanese restaurant in Naama which was also good. The hotel has a free shuttle bus that takes you to a public beach where you can swim and snorkel. It wasn't the best and it is very crowded with beds. But if you walk down the road (when you leave the shuttle) to the other Al Fanar beach there are two (separate) resorts there where you pay 150 egp for entry and can choose from lots of lovely areas to sit or sunbathe. The cafe's do lovely food and PROPER COFFEE and are well priced. We wished we had discovered them sooner. There is also good snorkelling there. When you walk through the car park you'll see two entrances - these are the separate entrances - one for each café. The Sharm Inn has a really wonderful entertainments manager, Max, who is full of energy and warmth. Personally, I would prefer no music on during the day or at least very quiet background music but be warned, it can get loud. If you are looking for a quiet resort this one may not be for you. I'm sure, when it is busy, there will be lots of people doing the many activities laid on. We all loved Max though and became fond of him. He gave it his all despite there being few people to entertain. A word of warning - avoid going into the shisha place on Al Motelat (I think it is called LV or LM or something?) It is opposite the off licence and ATM and is toward the end of a row of cafes and shops. It had football on so we went in. The manager seemed nice but charged us about £50 for a shisha and three bottles of beer, which he ran out and got from the shop across the road. My friend tried to argue the bill but we ended up paying. What a crook. In contrast, next door to the Sharm Inn is a little shisha place that serves tea, coffee and cold drinks. It was so

I'm very happy to be in this hotel ,really clean and safe , everything fine here. Activities, food , and all the staff helpful, they made to me a special coffe ,thank you Aya from cairo & Texas I'm very happy to be in this hotel ,really clean and safe , everything fine here. Activities, food , and all the staff helpful, they made to me a special coffe ,thank you Aya from cairo & Texas