Otium Pyramisa Beach Resort

Esther Okoromu

It’s the best experience for me because have been to other resort in Europe and I wasn’t treated this good!! Food varieties is top notch, reception attendants are so lovely and supportive especially Ibrahim, staffs are every corner in the resort to render help when needed even while you’re swimming someone is watching incase of any issues. Chefs are on the clock.. I love the environment, the beach exercises, activities, night shows and music!!! Breakfast, lunch, dinner buffet. Exquisite services and I’m coming back with my sisters soonest.

Tony G

My message to Pyramisa: go fix your corrupt policy. I haven’t stayed here, but the story I am reciting is true!! I recently attempted to book this hotel through Travelup UK. I paid in pounds sterling, and the rate quoted was almost 50% lower than the price shown to Egyptian nationals on the hotel's own website and on Egyptian booking platforms. > I then spent close to ten hours telephoning both Travelup and the hotel to confirm the reservation. I was given conflicting explanations, including a claim that third-party bookings are exempt from Egyptian taxes, which was clearly implausible. > Eventually Travelup informed me that the discounted rate was available only to British nationals, and asked whether a British national was included in my booking. In other words, foreign visitors were being offered a price substantially lower than that offered to Egyptians. > I cancelled the booking immediately. > I have been travelling to Hurghada regularly for more than 25 years and I have never encountered a policy like this. It actively penalises Egyptians and discourages domestic tourism, while favouring overseas visitors simply on the basis of nationality. Not all hotels operate in this way, which makes this approach even more disappointing. > I am leaving this review because such discriminatory pricing damages trust and harms the local economy it claims to support.

Cosmina Bîrsan

Nice hotel, the rooms are big and clean, but the sea side view has no sea view. Also you shoul be really careful when you go to swim in the sea, lots of stones. The food was decent to bad, the alcohol was terrible. They still renovating a part of the hotel and the noise is really disturbing. The staff is not the most friendly. We appreciate the activities during the day/night, the animators were fun. If you are looking for shopping, go to Ali Baba, in front of the hotel. Good stuff and prices and Ali is amazing and truly nice.

Slavomir “Slojmo” Sevcik

Overall it was OK, but this is definitely not a 5* hotel. Hotel itself is nice, spacious, water was clean but cold, hotel could be more clean but you're in Egypt, so you have to lower your standards. Rooms are spacious and clean. Havent tryed any hotel services so I wont comment on that one. I described Food and Drinks below. Hotel personnel seemed like they dont care (with some exceptions) and you're actually annoying them that you want something to drink. f.e. there is a desk where you can get turkish coffe - the average time to get it was 30-40mins. Further, hotel is full of russians and I believe that's why the services are as they are, especially the restaurant. So if you want more for your money, I'd suggest to go to another hotel, maybe another country. :D

Milos Golubovic

The restaurant isn't as clean as it should be for a 5-star hotel; birds are flying around indoors. There is no angle in the bathtub, so the water stays in the cabin and also on the bathroom floor. The room was very clean, thanks to Reda from the cleaning service. The majority of the workers are kind, especially Alaa, who works mostly by the pool. The food is really great, with a lot of different meals. Desserts are fantastic. The beach is nice and very clean; you will love it. Some of the hotel workers speak only Russian to you, even though not all guests are from Russia. Overall, it is a very good hotel, just not one that deserves 5 stars.