Jaz Mirabel Beach

in Sharm El Sheikh , Egypt - Red Sea T rating: 5

 
  • On a sandy beach
  • Family rooms
  • 4 large swimming pools

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Right on its own private beach, the Jaz Mirabel has glamour and fun in equal measure.
This hotel has drawn a winning straw location-wise. Laid out in vast grounds, it’s just footsteps from the crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea. Plus a 30 minute taxi ride gets you to Naama Bay.

On the looks front, it’s gone for a modern interpretation of old-world Arabia. Think low-rise buildings punctuated with watchtower-style turrets. It’s grouped around an enormous paved terrace with four pools.

If you’re in need of some pampering, the hotel spa deserves some attention. Offering a range of me-time massages and beauty treatments, it’s complemented by a health centre. On the sportier side of things, you’ll also find a beach volleyball court, tennis and a gym.

Looks-wise the hotel is fronted by fountains and stately arcades reminiscent of classical Rome. Step through and you’re greeted by the lobby. All archways, chandeliers and colonnades, it’s glamorous without being glitzy.

The bedrooms, meanwhile, have a classic feel. The standard ones are dressed in warm shades like muted plums and magnolias. They’ve also been given nice little refinements like satellite TVs, minibars and furnished balconies or terraces.

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Hotel features

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  • Day-before Check-in - Jump the queue with UK day-before check-in where available.
  • 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.

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Travelife Gold

Gold is awarded to hotels that demonstrate advanced sustainability practices, seek continual improvements and actively communicate their progress.

"Make sure you try the hotel’s signature cocktail, ‘La Gomba’ - during the manager's cocktail evening. It’s a bit like a margarita, made from vodka, sugar, crushed ice and lemon."

All Inclusive

  • Full Board buffet meals
  • 1 visit to one of the à la carte restaurants per stay
  • Local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, by the glass - until 24.00 in the disco
  • Snacks, ice-cream, coffee and cakes
  • Activities as listed
  • Entertainment as listed
  • Other facilities as indicated
  • Facilities that are not part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Meals

  • Buffet restaurant
  • Coral and Reef open-air snack bars
  • Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve gala dinners
  • 3 à la carte restaurants

Swimming pool

  • 4 swimming pools, heated at managers discretion Nov-Apr
  • Sunbeds
  • Gardens
  • 2 pool bars

Entertainment

  • Low-key local daytime and evening entertainment
  • Folklore shows

Activities

  • Tennis
  • Gym
  • Beach volleyball
  • Beach football
  • Water ball and/or water polo
  • Table tennis
  • Darts
  • Health club with whirlpool bath
  • Sauna and steam room

For Families

  • Hotel-run kids' club for 4-12yrs, all year round
  • 2 children's pools, heated in winter
  • Playground

Facilities

  • The following facilities are not included in your All Inclusive package:
  • Wi-Fi
  • Mirabel Spa with 9 treatment rooms
  • Massage
  • Laundry service
  • ATM
  • Supermarket
  • Souvenir shops
  • Tennis floodlights

Special Offers

Guests receive a voucher entitling them to a free à la carte meal - from a set menu in either 'La Piazza' Italian restaurant, 'Zen' Asian restaurant or 'Tarboush' Lebanese restaurant.

Extra Charges

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

Other Information

We've plotted your holiday accommodation as accurately as possible. But for some smaller hotels or villas the map may pinpoint the centre of the nearest town rather than the property itself, so make sure you read the location description too.

Only from Thomson

In the UK, this holiday is only available from the Thomson Group.

Our rating

5

Official Rating

5 Star

No. of floors

3

No. of lifts

None

No. of rooms

645

Room facilities

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Room facilities

All rooms have TV with limited channels, air-conditioning, phone, mini bar stocked with soft drinks once per stay, tea and coffee facilities replenished daily, hairdryer and balcony or terrace. Standard room has 1 double or 2 single beds. From May 2014, we also have Standard rooms for single occupancy available.

Room Upgrades

We also offer Limited sea-view rooms, Family rooms and Family rooms with limited sea view.

Family room sleeps up to 3 adults and 1 child under 12yrs with twin beds and 2 extra sofa-beds.

Twin Centre

You can combine this hotel with one of our 7 night Nile cruises.

Cruise & Stay

available here. Visit www.thomson.co.uk/cruise for details.

Location

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  • On its own sandy beach
  • 11km from the airport

Transfers

30 minutes

Your guide to Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt - Red Sea

"Top diving, great nightlife and near-endless sunshine. Sharm El Sheikh hits the mark for scuba fans, beach lovers and party-goers.”

Perched on the southernmost tip of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, Sharm El Sheikh is drenched in hot, hot sunshine – we’re talking average temperatures of 37 degrees in July and August. Even the winter months tend to stay warm and dry, with rain a rarity. It’s no wonder it’s become the place to holiday in recent years.

Everything Sharm has to offer comes down to its location. Once a sleepy fishing village, it now spreads between Nabq Bay in the north, down through the tourist heart of Naama Bay, to Maya Bay in the south, ticking off Dahab in the process. Wherever you are, look one way and you’ll see the rocky landscapes of the Sinai Desert. Look the other, and you’ll clock what most people come here for – the Red Sea. With incredible coral reefs, shipwrecks and marine life all basking in its warm waters, this is one of the world’s blockbuster scuba spots.

And that’s not all. There are still the luxury hotels, fabulous shopping malls and endless supply of restaurants to think about. Not to mention the camel treks and desert excursions. All topped with a large helping of electrifying nightlife.

More on Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt - Red Sea

More on Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt - Red Sea

Perched on the southernmost tip of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, Sharm El Sheikh is drenched in hot, hot sunshine – we’re talking average temperatures of 37 degrees in July and August. Even the winter months tend to stay warm and dry, with rain a rarity. It’s no wonder it’s become the place to holiday in recent years.

Everything Sharm has to offer comes down to its location. Once a sleepy fishing village, it now spreads between Nabq Bay in the north, down through the tourist heart of Naama Bay, to Maya Bay in the south, ticking off Dahab in the process. Wherever you are, look one way and you’ll see the rocky landscapes of the Sinai Desert. Look the other, and you’ll clock what most people come here for – the Red Sea. With incredible coral reefs, shipwrecks and marine life all basking in its warm waters, this is one of the world’s blockbuster scuba spots.

And that’s not all. There are still the luxury hotels, fabulous shopping malls and endless supply of restaurants to think about. Not to mention the camel treks and desert excursions. All topped with a large helping of electrifying nightlife.

Reviews

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Jaz Mirabel Beach reviews - what customers thought

Thomson Web Reviews

Overall score: 4/5

Based on 287 reviews

What to expect

  • Room comfort Room comfort: 5/5
  • Location Location: 4/5
  • Food Food: 4/5
  • Cleanliness Cleanliness: 5/5

Latest Thomson Reviews

 

Written on 01/01/2011, Anonymous said...

Have just stayed for one week all inclusive at the Jaz Mirabel Beach in Sharm - a lovely hotel, staff were very friendly and helpful, food was buffet style and gave a huge choice at breakfast and dinner, room spotless. This hotel was very clean, pool... more on this review

Giving it an overall rating out of 5: Overall score: 5/5

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Right on its own private beach, the Jaz Mirabel has glamour and fun in equal measure.

This hotel has drawn a winning straw location-wise. Laid out in vast grounds, it’s just footsteps from the crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea. Plus a 30 minute taxi ride gets you to Naama Bay.

On the looks front, it’s gone for a modern interpretation of old-world Arabia. Think low-rise buildings punctuated with watchtower-style turrets. It’s grouped around an enormous paved terrace with four pools.

If you’re in need of some pampering, the hotel spa deserves some attention. Offering a range of me-time massages and beauty treatments, it’s complemented by a health centre. On the sportier side of things, you’ll also find a beach volleyball court, tennis and a gym.

Looks-wise the hotel is fronted by fountains and stately arcades reminiscent of classical Rome. Step through and you’re greeted by the lobby. All archways, chandeliers and colonnades, it’s glamorous without being glitzy.

The bedrooms, meanwhile, have a classic feel. The standard ones are dressed in warm shades like muted plums and magnolias. They’ve also been given nice little refinements like satellite TVs, minibars and furnished balconies or terraces.

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