Cleopatra Luxury Resort

in Nabq Bay , Egypt - Red Sea T rating: 5

 
  • On the beach
  • Infinity pool
  • Spa

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A lot of thought has gone into the Cleopatra Luxury Resort – the hi-tech rooms, spa, and a long list of restaurants are a case in point.
The luxury mentioned in the Cleopatra Luxury Resort’s name starts with its setting. It’s on a 200 metre-long stretch of private beach, on the shores of the Red Sea.

The hotel bedrooms are modern. There’s art on the walls, feature rugs on the floors, and double-headed showers in the bathrooms. The mod-cons include flatscreen TVs and internet access.

The facilities list embodies luxury, too. There are 3 swimming pools – one of which is an infinity pool overlooking the sea. There’s also a spa, where the treatment list combines European and Asian therapies.

The hotel has more bars and restaurants than you can count on one hand. The collection includes the lobby bar, which serves late breakfasts to people who like to lie in, the Red Sea Wharf, which dishes up seafood on the beach, and the Sunset Lounge, where the name speaks for itself.

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Hotel features

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  • Private Transfers - Forget the queue for the coach - you'll get a private taxi straight to your hotel.
  • Select Your Seat - You'll get to choose exactly where you sit on the plane. In fact, you can reserve your actual seat numbers upfront.
  • Day-before Check-in - With UK day-before check-in you'll get to jump the airport queues. It's free at Gatwick and Manchester and you can just turn up. At Birmingham it's free but you need to book ahead.
  • Specialist Holiday Advisors - Our Premier Holiday Advisors are on hand to give you the low-down on your destination.
  • You'll only be entitled to all the benefits listed above if you book one of our package holidays. You'll see exactly what's included on the Options page before you book your holiday. Please see our A-Z Guide for further information.

More on A La Carte

All Inclusive

  • Full Board buffet meals
  • Snacks
  • Selected local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks 10.00-23.00
  • Activities as listed
  • Entertainment as listed
  • Other facilities as indicated
  • Facilities that are not part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra charges, see the A-Z Guide

Meals

  • 'The Market' for buffet meals
  • Lobby bar for early breakfast
  • 'Beach Terrace' and 'Pilli Pilli Pub' for afternoon and late snacks
  • The following are not included in your All Inclusive package:
  • 'Beach Grill Terrace'
  • 'Fellini' Italian à la carte restaurant
  • 'Red Sea Wharf' seafood beach restaurant

Swimming pool

  • 3 swimming pools - 1 infinity, 1 with pool bar and 1 heated pool with pool bar
  • Sun loungers
  • Parasols

Entertainment

  • 'Sunset Lounge' with sea view
  • 'Piano Lounge' lobby bar with a sea-view terrace
  • 'Pilli Pilli Pub'
  • 'Central Park' and 'Villa' pool bars
  • 'Waves Club Privée' nightclub
  • Live music
  • Pool parties
  • Live performances on open-air stage

Activities

  • Aqua aerobics
  • Fitness centre

For Families

  • 2 shaded children's pools - 1 heated
  • Hotel-run kids' club
  • Children's menu in 'The Market' restaurant

Facilities

  • The following facilities are not included in your All Inclusive package:
  • Shopping arcade including gold and jewellery shop
  • Beauty and wellness spa featuring health club, sauna, steam rooms and a range of massages and beauty treatments
  • Diving centre
  • Jetty snorkelling lessons
  • Dive and leisure cruise excursions
  • Billiards
  • Wi-Fi in lobby and outdoor areas
  • High speed internet access
  • 24-hour room service

Extra Charges

Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide.

Other Information

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Our rating

5

Official Rating

5 Star

Room facilities

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Room facilities

All rooms sleep up to 3 adults in a double or twin beds and an extra bed in the bedroom, and have air-conditioning/heating, shower, satellite LCD TV, minibar with free water, tea/coffee facilities, phone, internet access, hairdryer, and balcony or terrace.
Standard rooms are Garden-view rooms.
Sole occupancy rooms, Pool-view rooms and Sea-view rooms are available at a supplement.

Location

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  • On its own private beach

Transfers

30 minutes

Your guide to Nabq Bay, Egypt - Red Sea

A peaceful beach and undisturbed coral reefs are giving holidays to Nabq Bay a massive boost. And its stay-out-late night scene is hot on the heels of Sharm’s established party spots.

Nabq Bay is a one street kind of place, sandwiched between the upmarket Montazah district and the National Park of Nabq. It’s small, certainly, but it’s making quite a name for itself, thanks to its 1,500-metre-long belt of sand and pop-up nightlife. And it’s no fuss to get around. Lining the main strip, the sea-facing hotels are mostly wedded to private beaches, and they’re all within walking distance of restaurants and shopping malls, which double as entertainment hubs.

Although most of the shoreline is now the property of one hotel or another, Pataya Beach is open to anyone. An entrance fee grants you the use of its bar, sunloungers, restaurant and pool – and it’s rarely crowded. There’s a coral reef you can wade out to straight from the beach, while snorkellers can nose around the ghost-like Maria Schroeder shipwreck – she’s still jammed in the reef that sunk her.

Nabq Bay has a rural feel to it, but the further north you head, the wilder it gets. The far end of the bay gives way to sand dunes and 4-kilometre-long mangrove forests – the largest in Sinai. It’s been a protected area since 1992, which makes it easy for hermit and mud crabs to roam freely on the beaches. The shallow waters also provide shelter for the likes of storks and herons.

Nabq Bay’s well-placed to catch a cross-section of life in Sharm El Sheikh. It’s a 10-minute drive to Sharks Bay and the designer boutiques and restaurants at SOHO Square – home also to Egypt’s only ice bar. A further 15 minutes by car gets you to all-singing-all-dancing Naama Bay, where a crowd of clubs and casinos party full-throttle in to the night.

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More on Nabq Bay, Egypt - Red Sea

Nabq Bay is a one street kind of place, sandwiched between the upmarket Montazah district and the National Park of Nabq. It’s small, certainly, but it’s making quite a name for itself, thanks to its 1,500-metre-long belt of sand and pop-up nightlife. And it’s no fuss to get around. Lining the main strip, the sea-facing hotels are mostly wedded to private beaches, and they’re all within walking distance of restaurants and shopping malls, which double as entertainment hubs.

Although most of the shoreline is now the property of one hotel or another, Pataya Beach is open to anyone. An entrance fee grants you the use of its bar, sunloungers, restaurant and pool – and it’s rarely crowded. There’s a coral reef you can wade out to straight from the beach, while snorkellers can nose around the ghost-like Maria Schroeder shipwreck – she’s still jammed in the reef that sunk her.

Nabq Bay has a rural feel to it, but the further north you head, the wilder it gets. The far end of the bay gives way to sand dunes and 4-kilometre-long mangrove forests – the largest in Sinai. It’s been a protected area since 1992, which makes it easy for hermit and mud crabs to roam freely on the beaches. The shallow waters also provide shelter for the likes of storks and herons.

Nabq Bay’s well-placed to catch a cross-section of life in Sharm El Sheikh. It’s a 10-minute drive to Sharks Bay and the designer boutiques and restaurants at SOHO Square – home also to Egypt’s only ice bar. A further 15 minutes by car gets you to all-singing-all-dancing Naama Bay, where a crowd of clubs and casinos party full-throttle in to the night.

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A lot of thought has gone into the Cleopatra Luxury Resort – the hi-tech rooms, spa, and a long list of restaurants are a case in point.

The luxury mentioned in the Cleopatra Luxury Resort’s name starts with its setting. It’s on a 200 metre-long stretch of private beach, on the shores of the Red Sea.

The hotel bedrooms are modern. There’s art on the walls, feature rugs on the floors, and double-headed showers in the bathrooms. The mod-cons include flatscreen TVs and internet access.

The facilities list embodies luxury, too. There are 3 swimming pools – one of which is an infinity pool overlooking the sea. There’s also a spa, where the treatment list combines European and Asian therapies.

The hotel has more bars and restaurants than you can count on one hand. The collection includes the lobby bar, which serves late breakfasts to people who like to lie in, the Red Sea Wharf, which dishes up seafood on the beach, and the Sunset Lounge, where the name speaks for itself.

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