Golden Beach Resort

Generally a nice Hotel that is very clean and the Grounds are well maintained with full time gardeners. Due to the nature of the hotels in the area all the beaches are private and belong to the Hotels so you have only the resort to stay in. There is nothing in the area to go for a walk or see anything nearby just a busy road. I think there needs to be better entertainment in the evening after 8 Pm , there were many people dressed up for the evening with no where really to go. Some sort of band with the lights dimmed in the bar near the reception would be good as a suggestion.

Really enjoyed my stay here. Personal was really nice and i really enjoyed the music the dj played, he was also really nice and friendly

The overall experience was not bad but the main restaurant staff need a lot of training from table set-up to Guest-Contact qualities. They need to be friendly.

the Hotel and everything including the food were ok. But I had a terrible experience with someone from the boat of your Hotel. The big Boat that you rent from the Marina, which has your Name on it and I believe it belongs to you. While I was snorkeling with one of the employe of the boat, a 50 year guy, for an hour, while I was in the water he kept pushing my hand on his pennis. It happened multiple times for one hour, when I tried to escape he pulled my mask so that the water would come in. He destroyed my vacation and I believe he has done it before to other girls.

My husband and I just spent a week at the legendary Golden Beach Resort in Hurghada, and honestly? We survived, we tanned, and we have enough funny memories to last a lifetime. If you are looking for a vacation where you alternate between absolute paradise and minor comedic episodes, pack your bags! 🧳 The Arrival & The Room. We rolled into the lobby looking like exhausted travelers who deeply underestimated how hot the Red Sea sun is. Checking in was reasonably fast, though our keycard seemed to have a personal vendetta against our door—it took us three tries every single time. The room itself? Spacious, clean enough, and had a balcony overlooking the gardens. Sure, the furniture looked like it had survived a few historical eras, and the bathroom plumbing made sounds suspiciously like a dying whale, but hey! We didn't come to Hurghada to stare at the walls. The bed was massive, which was great because my husband and I spent 30% of the trip fighting over who hogged the blanket (spoiler: it was always him). 🌊 Beach & Pools. The beach is genuinely gorgeous. Soft sand, warm water, and plenty of loungers—if you are willing to wake up at the crack of dawn to play the international game of "Towel on the Sunbed." My husband tried to look cool and macho by walking straight into the water without water shoes, only to step on a shell that apparently had a personal grudge against his sole. Cue dramatic hopping on one foot while I laughed so hard I dropped my sunglasses. The pools are huge and lively, though the pool bar is basically a magnetic field for overly enthusiastic guys named Mohammed trying to sell you quad-bike desert tours every five minutes. Just smile, say "la, shukran" (no thank you), and order another mango juice. 🍽️ Food & Drinks. Let’s talk about the culinary experience. The main restaurant offers a massive buffet where options range from "surprisingly delicious" to "what on earth is this mysterious grey meat?" Breakfast: The omelet station is the battlefield where friendships are made and lost. My husband stood in line for ten minutes, politely smiled at the chef, and walked away with an omelet that had onions, peppers, and enough chili to power a rocket ship. Lunch & Dinner: There is always chicken, rice, and pasta, so nobody will starve. Just pace yourself. By day three, my husband proudly declared himself an expert in identifying which salads were safe. The Drinks: Ah, the all-inclusive local alcohol. It’s an adventure. The wine tastes like liquid courage mixed with regret, and the beer is served in plastic cups the size of thimbles. Pro tip: Always tip the bartender one single dollar on day one. Suddenly, your tiny plastic cups magically transform into large glasses filled with twice as much alcohol. Magic! 🌴 Entertainment & Vibe. The animation team works harder than anyone I’ve ever seen. They try to get everyone to do aqua aerobics, belly dancing, and beach volleyball. My husband flat-out refused to dance, claiming his "knees were acting up," but the moment the evening show started, he was the loudest person clapping in the audience (mostly because he won a cheap plastic medal in some ridiculous trivia contest). Huge shoutout to Sheriff Egypt for making our excursions in Hurghada unforgettable! It is easy to find online by its name. Their prices are noticeably lower than what the hotel guides try to charge for the exact same trips. We highly recommend booking their Cairo trip in a small group (up to 8 people) with an individual guide—it makes the experience so much more personal and comfortable. Don't miss their sea trip to Giftun Island (Hula Hula) either; the yacht was brand new, and all the guides spoke fantastic English. Highly professional and totally worth it! ✅ The Verdict . Would we return to Golden Beach Resort? You know what? Yes, absolutely. It’s not a five-star ultra-luxury palace, but it doesn't pretend to be one either. It’s fun, vibrant, incredibly affordable, and gave us endless things to laugh about. If you go with a sense of humor, low expectations for the plumbing, and a high tolerance for buffet chaos, you will have a fantastic time. Just remember to bring extra sunscreen, a couple of dollars for tips, and water shoes. Greetings from Hurghada!