About this hotel
General information
Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh steps down a hillside from the desert to the Red Sea. Low, two-storey buildings with an Egyptian feel sit among gardens planted with more than 3,000 palms, and at the foot of the slope, framed by limestone cliffs, runs a kilometre of private shoreline opening onto a protected marine reserve and the resort’s own house reef.
There are 289 rooms, suites and villas, 52 of them suites, finished either in traditional Arabian style or in a clean modern look; the largest residences stand alone right by the beach. The sea is in view almost everywhere, with Tiran Island on the horizon on clear days. Nine restaurants and three lounges, a spa, several pools, an on-site dive centre with two jetties and floodlit tennis courts make it a self-contained retreat in any season.
Location
The resort sits on a hill above the Red Sea at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula in Sharm El Sheikh, a short drive from the cafés and restaurants of Naama Bay, the Old Sharm market and the Il Mercato shopping street. Sharm El Sheikh International Airport is 7.5 km away, around 10 minutes by car; the concierge arranges car or minivan transfers and an airport meet-and-greet with help for luggage.
Spa
The Spa has 12 treatment rooms, including a couples’ suite and two open-air cabanas facing the Red Sea, plus separate men’s and women’s lounges with saunas and steam rooms, and outdoor whirlpools. Treatments pair current techniques with Egyptian rituals: a milk bath followed by an aromatic massage, The Egyptian Masterpiece with a brown-sugar scrub and a jojoba-oil hair treatment, and Couples’ Chocolate Delight for two, alongside massages, facials, body treatments and Hydrafacials. Minimum age is 16.
Sports & leisure
The 24-hour fitness centre fills a two-storey building with floor-to-ceiling windows; there are personal trainers, complimentary Pilates, yoga and full-body classes, a yoga studio and early yoga in the gardens. Four floodlit tennis courts, a padel court and squash come with lessons from a pro, plus volleyball, basketball, boules and aqua aerobics.
- Dive centre — dives on the house reef (5–40 m), night dives, beginner courses, boat trips to wrecks and to the 76 dive sites nearby, including Ras Mohammed National Park and the reefs off Tiran Island.
- Snorkelling — straight off the resort’s jetty over the house-reef corals, or guided half- and full-day trips along the coast; turtles, rays and moray eels are regular sightings.
- Water sports — stand-up paddleboarding, transparent kayaks and towed rides.
- Three dive-centre yachts for private charters and sunset cruises.
- Beyond the resort — jeep safaris to the desert canyons, desert stargazing, a Sharm El Sheikh city tour and day trips by air to Cairo and Luxor.
For children
The complimentary Kids For All Seasons club welcomes children aged 4 to 12 daily from 9 am to 5 pm, with arts and crafts, tennis, swimming, treasure hunts and themed days from Adventure Day to Red Sea Day. Younger guests also have the 0.6-metre-deep Aladdin Pool with a lifeguard, a playground, kids’ yoga, nature walks, storytelling and food-decorating classes, and children can take a first scuba or snorkelling lesson in the pool with an instructor. Teens get billiards, table tennis and table football at the Recreation Centre. Babysitting is available daily from 9 am to 2 am for a fee, with a two-hour minimum.
Restaurants & bars
Nine restaurants and three lounges, most with terraces over the sea, plus round-the-clock in-room dining.
- Bullona — Mediterranean seafood, a round bar and crudo station, tables beside the lagoon.
- Yatai — Japanese and pan-Asian, with stations for sushi, teppanyaki, robata, dim sum and Peking duck.
- Zitouni — Levantine dishes of Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria, for breakfast and dinner.
- Il Frantoio — Italian, under the stars in summer and by the fireplace in winter.
- Arabesque — breakfast with Middle Eastern specialities on a sea-view terrace.
- Reef Grill — charcoal-grilled meat and local seafood under the palms by the sea.
- Luna — Latin American food in a gazebo beside the Luna Pool.
- Waha — poolside lunches: seafood, sandwiches, pasta, ice cream and cocktails.
- Breeze — beach bar for light snacks, fruit infusions and signature cocktails.
- Sails Lounge — cocktails and snacks on a clifftop with the best sea views.
- Citadel Lounge — afternoon snacks and sunset cocktails to live music.
- Observatory Lounge — views of Tiran Island and work by contemporary local artists.
Swimming
The resort has a kilometre of private golden-sand beach between limestone cliffs, two jetties for swimming and snorkelling, and direct access to the house reef within a protected marine reserve; beach attendants bring towels and cooling spritzes. The pools are open from sunrise to sunset: the heated, free-form Waha with an island bar, cabanas and a whirlpool; the Luna Infinity Pool looking towards Tiran Island; the family Gezira pool with a children’s section and swim-up bar; and the Aladdin Pool for children.
Rooms
289 rooms, suites and villas in 17 categories: guest rooms in two-storey garden buildings, two-bedroom residential suites with kitchens about 300 m from the beach near the family pool and kids’ club, suites in traditional Arabian or modern style, and stand-alone beachfront residences with their own pools and 24-hour butler service.
Marble bathroom with double vanity, glass-walled shower and bathtub, walk-in closet, minibar, tea and coffee, safe, bathrobes, hairdryer, complimentary premium Wi-Fi, mobile key and twice-daily housekeeping.
Superior Palm-View Room
Traditional ground-level room with a terrace overlooking the palm gardens; one king or two twin beds and a lounge area with sofabed. Sleeps 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children aged 12 and under.
Deluxe Sea-View Room
Traditional room on the lower or upper level with a terrace or balcony and open Red Sea views; one king or two twin beds plus a sofabed. Sleeps 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children.
Premier Island-View Room
Modern room with a terrace or balcony, partial views of the sea and Tiran Island, and a sunlit bathroom with a window-side tub; one king or two twin beds. Sleeps 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children.
Premier Sea-View Room
Modern room with panoramic Red Sea views from its terrace or balcony and a bright marble bathroom; one king or two twin beds plus a sofabed. Sleeps 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children.
Two-Bedroom Residential Suite Palm View
Two-bedroom suite in traditional Arabian style overlooking the resort courtyard, with living and dining areas, a kitchenette, washer-dryer and terrace; a king bedroom and a twin bedroom, two bathrooms. Sleeps 4 adults and 1 child.
Two-Bedroom Residential Suite Sea View
Upper-floor two-bedroom suite with Red Sea views, a living and dining area and kitchenette; one bedroom opens to a balcony, two bathrooms. Sleeps 4 adults and 1 child.
Four-Bedroom Villa
Stand-alone two-level villa with four bedrooms, a private pool and spa pool, living room, formal dining for eight, full kitchen and a babysitter’s room; partial sea and garden views. Sleeps 8 adults.
Premier Two-Bedroom Residential Suite
Spacious contemporary two-bedroom suite in soft natural tones, with a large living area, kitchenette, terraces and a balcony overlooking the pool; a king bedroom and a twin bedroom, two bathrooms. Sleeps 4 adults and 1 child.
One-Bedroom Suite
Traditional upper-level suite with a living room and a balcony with dining table facing the Red Sea; king bed, marble bathroom and guest shower room. Sleeps 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children.
One-Bedroom Suite with Plunge Pool
Ground-level suite with a terrace and private heated plunge pool, partial sea and garden views; king bed, living room with sofabed and guest shower room. Sleeps 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children.
Premier Suite
Modern beachfront suite with a large living and dining area and two balconies facing the Red Sea; king bed, marble bathroom and two walk-in closets. Sleeps 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children.
Premier Suite with Pool
Modern lower-level suite with a 10.5 m² private heated pool, two terraces and partial sea views; king bed, living and dining area, two walk-in closets. Sleeps 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children.
Imperial Suite
Upper-level two-bedroom suite with Red Sea views, a living room with dining for eight and a wet bar, a full kitchen and a terrace; two king beds, or one king and two twins. Sleeps 4 adults and 1 child.
Imperial Suite with Pool
Lower-level two-bedroom suite with its own pool above the Red Sea, a poolside terrace with dining for six, living room and full kitchen; both bedrooms have terraces. Sleeps 4 adults and 1 child.
Presidential Suite
Stand-alone two-bedroom beachfront residence with a 28 m² pool, garden and sea-view terrace, and living and dining areas for eight in traditional Arabian style. Sleeps 4 adults and 3 children.
Royal Suite
Stand-alone three-bedroom residence with a private beach, 40 m² pool with jetted tub, garden, wrap-around terrace, dining room for ten and full kitchen; panoramic sea views. Sleeps 7 adults.
The Palace
The resort’s largest residence: three bedrooms, a pool steps from the beach, garden, living and dining rooms for ten, a media room, private spa treatment room, fitness room, office and dressing room; Red Sea views. Sleeps 7 adults.
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