This extensive and luxurious 4-star resort aims to provide its guests with everything they need to enjoy themselves while on their holiday, where you will be ensured a comfortable stay in one of its 248 elegant rooms and suites, along with an extensive choice of leisure facilities to help you relax or have fun. The resort can also cater for business guests with conference/meeting rooms available on request and all guests will be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining with a range of restaurants catering to almost every taste. To help ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible there is also an excellent range of services offered by the resort including a shopping arcade, ample parking space, Wi-Fi access and the professional staff can also assist in arranging useful services such as currency exchange, laundry/dry cleaning, car/bike rental and a shuttle service to/from the airport or Naama Bay is also provided.

Location:
If you are looking for comfortable and relaxing accommodation by the Red Sea then the Coral Beach Rotana Resort Montazah will provide everything you need, with its excellent range of luxurious rooms and leisure facilities all helping to ensure a memorable holiday in Sharm El Sheikh.

Sports & Leisure:
Whether just want to make the most of the sun by the resort’s 3 outdoor swimming pools or at the private beach, or to really unwind you can try some of the wonderful SPA facilities including a sauna, steam bath and massages. Alternatively for guests wishing to stay a bit more active there is also a fitness centre and a great choice of outdoor activities to try including a diving centre (PADI), tennis courts, cycling as well as table tennis, darts, billiards and a playground for children.

Restaurants & Bars:
Guests will find there is a wonderful choice of restaurants and cafes/bars at the resort providing a wide range of cuisine and drinks. The Mermaid is the resort’s buffet restaurant serving international cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner along with enjoying some spectacular views over the Red Sea. For those looking for a great alternative there is also the Shark’s Bay Seafood Restaurant with its mouth-watering a-la-carte menu of seafood dishes served with an oriental flair.
For lighter meals and a wide range of drinks there is also a great selection of cafes and bars, including the casual Red Lion Bar with its large billiards room located in the lobby; also you might like to visit the Moka Café where you can relax and enjoy a delicious pastry along with a selection of tea/coffees, or for an alternative there is Coffee Corner that specialises cold/hot drinks, cocktails and snacks in a traditional setting. Bars at the resort include the Aquarius Pool Bar serving drinks and light refreshments and also the Palms Beach Bar with its a-la-carte menu served throughout the day.

Accommodation:
You will find there is accommodation at the Coral Beach Rotana Resort Montazah to suit almost any guest, with a total of 248 elegant and spacious rooms including 101 premium rooms, 69 classic rooms, 58 deluxe rooms, 16 two-bedroom suites, 4 classic suites and 4 one-bedroom suites. The Family Room consists of 2 separate bedrooms, 2 separate bathrooms and shower& living room area and sea view.
All of the rooms and suites at the resort feature a range of modern amenities ensuring that your stay is as comfortable as possible, including: individual air-conditioning – a terrace or balcony – satellite TV – telephone – mini-fridge/bar – safe deposit box – tea/coffee maker – private bathroom – shower/bath – ironing facilities.

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Resort Overview

Sharm el Sheikh is a bustling cosmopolitan resort at the south end of Sinai Peninsula between the Gulf of Suez and Gulf of Aqaba. It offers a breathtaking mountainous backdrop, sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and some of the world's finest coral reefs.
Guaranteed sunshine year-round make it a haven for sun seekers and beach lovers, and it is ideal for exploring the Red Sea Riviera from above and below from a spot of snorkeling to a full scale diving safari.
Sharm itself offers a heady mix of traditional entertainment, bazaars and coffee shops, gourmet restaurants and trendy bars around the Old Market and Hadaba/Ras Um Sid and the lively pubs and clubs of Naama Bay. The nearby resorts of El Pasha Bay, Sharks Bay and Nabq Bay each add their own distinctive, laid-back character.
New for 2012, we can also now offer the resort of Dahab an hour along the coast. This laid-back resort with it's cinnamon-coloured mountains and golden sands is one of the prettiest on the Red Sea, and a haven for wind-surfers and divers alike.

Getting Around
By taxi
In Sharm the taxis are generally modern models, either Hyundai or Chevrolet, but quite often are not metered so it is a good idea to agree a price before getting in. Although taxis are readily available at Sharm airport it is recommended to have your transport pre arranged as the taxi drivers can be very pushy at the airport and you may find that you are over charged for your journey. It is advisable to keep a stock of small coins and notes to pay for your taxi trips, and always make sure the driver knows that you are paying in Egyptian Pounds not English Pounds.

By bus
There are also a fleet of blue and white tuk-tuk's, which are basically small buses which are used to ferry the locals around the region. These are the most economical method of transport compared to taxis, which can be expensive. To hail a tuk-tuk simply wait next to the side of the main street and raise your hand to flag one down as it approaches.

Eating Out
Dining out in Sharm El Sheikh is hugely pleasurable, whether you're looking for an authentic snack or a three course meal in an exclusive restaurant. There are a number of British restaurants and bars for those who are looking for a taste of home, while there's a wealth of other cuisines available too, from Lebanese to Asian and everything in between.
If you're interested in Egyptian cuisine, there are many local restaurants, where you should expect local seafood, freshly baked breads, but no alcohol, although some restaurants do have a 'bring your own bottle' policy. There's very little you can't find in terms of food within Sharm el Sheikh, from fast food establishments to little bistros for a romantic meal, so take some time to explore.
A number of hotels also offer restaurants which are open to non-guests but these are often more expensive than eating elsewhere in the resort. A number of local bars offer shishah pipes and tea, which is a different way to experience local culture; most bars which offer shisha will not serve alcohol.