Premium Sea View Room, Guest room, Sea view, 1 King
42 m²up to 3★
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The Ras Um Sid choice for people who came for the water: a big, terraced Marriott resort at the southern tip of Sharm with a jetty onto a living house reef and the Ras Um Sid shore reefs a walk away. Expect stairs, buggy queues and crowds in season, and a taxi to reach Naama Bay. Book a Premium Sea View room and treat the reef as the main event.
Renaissance Golden View sits on Om El Seid hill at the southern tip of Sharm, above 350 metres of private beachfront, with 384 rooms terraced down towards the water. It opened in 2003; listings show a 2021 refresh. Three named pools, a water slide, a kids' club, the Planet Spa and a dive centre fill the tiers, with the Coast buffet, La Casa for Italian and Calamari for seafood.
The reason to book is the reef. The jetty drops you onto coral with stingrays, lionfish and, on a good day, a turtle, and reviewers warn about the current as much as they praise the fish. Ras Um Sid's shore reefs, some of Sharm's best, are a walk away, and Old Sharm's market is ten minutes by taxi.
The trade-offs are physical. It is a hillside resort with many stairs; buggies run but queue at busy times, and the pools are shallow. Reviews call it crowded in high season and the entertainment limited. If you want to walk to a strip, Naama Bay is about 20 minutes by taxi, and Stella Di Mare or Novotel would suit better. Meal plan varies by rate; check what your rate covers before assuming dinner is included.
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No. It is a family resort with a kids' club, a water slide and standard rooms that sleep three. For adults-only in Sharm, look at Sharks Bay or Ras Nasrani properties.
A tiered private beach with a jetty over the house reef. Reviewers report stingrays, lionfish and the occasional turtle, and warn that the current can be strong. Ras Um Sid's shore reefs are a short walk, which is why divers pick this hotel.
It sits at the far southern tip of Sharm, so allow a longer transfer than Naama Bay hotels, roughly 20–25 minutes by car; sources disagree on the exact distance. The hotel sells a paid transfer, and taxis or pre-booked cars work too.
Premium Sea View Room, Guest room, Sea view, 1 King: same 42 m² as garden rooms, facing the water. Garden View is the value pick. Families of four should look at the 92 m² Premium Suite, Sea View, which has a kitchenette.
The Ras Um Sid reef and lighthouse area, and little else. Old Sharm's market and mosque are a 10-minute taxi; Naama Bay is about 20 minutes by taxi.
Luxury Beachfront Resort Experience
Discover the Red Sea World: Immerse yourself in the underwater beauty of the Red Sea with our 350-meter beachfront, offering a gateway to a mesmerizing marine world.
Diverse Dining Options: Indulge in a culinary journey at our various dining venues, from the Coast main buffet restaurant to the Calamari Seafood Market Restaurant and the authentic Italian flavors at Ristorante La Casa Pizza & Pasta.
Abundant Facilities & Activities: Relax and rejuvenate with 3 swimming pools, an onsite diving center, a well-equipped gym, a luxurious Spa, and a kids playground. Enjoy nightly entertainment and stay active with beach stretch-out exercises.
Book now to experience the epitome of luxury at Renaissance Sharm El Sheikh and create unforgettable memories by the Red Sea.
Same 42 m² and balcony as the garden rooms, but facing the reef and the water, which is the reason to be at this end of Sharm. Sea-view rooms are the ones reviewers single out; the Premium Suite (92 m², kitchenette) is the family upgrade if you need four beds.
Value pick:Garden View Room, Guest room, Garden View, 1 King — same size, lower rate; you lose the view, not the reef.
The shore reef reviewers say they walk to from the hotel: a wall close in, bigger fish than the house jetty, and Sharm's sunset side. Go for the last two hours of light.
Old Sharm is the easy evening out from this end of town: the mosque lit at dusk, the souk for spices and lanterns, fish restaurants on the way back.
The night-out option when the resort's entertainment runs thin. Agree the fare before you get in and plan the ride back.
