Xperience Kiroseiz Premier

It’s always a delight to find a place that understands exactly what a family needs for a proper bit of escapism. We’ve just returned from a week at the Kiroseiz Parkland with our two children & it’s a little pocket of paradise that is well worth sharing. There’s always a touch of apprehension when you head to a new resort, but from the moment we arrived, any worries melted away. The grounds are simply immaculate, meticulously landscaped gardens that make for a wonderful first impression. And, quite remarkably, we found ourselves with the most stable Wi-Fi we’ve ever experienced in the region; it didn’t drop out once, which made the world of difference especially for our teenage daughters social media needs. We spent our days enjoying the waterpark, which is a real highlight. It’s wonderfully configured, with a variety of slides that kept everyone entertained & the lifeguards being a breath of fresh air; professional, attentive & there to ensure everyone’s safety. We also ventured out to the sandy beach, which was perfectly serviced by the resort’s prompt shuttle buses. By booking our spot the night before, we completely avoided the rather unseemly "stampede" for the bus. A word to the wise: do take note that fruit on the beach comes with a small surcharge & the snacks are kept quite simple, so do plan your day around your appetite. The staff here are the real stars of the show. We didn't feel pressured once to book extras, which ironically made us much more inclined to book an excursion to White Island, though do take a packed lunch along for the adventure. Now, no stay is ever entirely without its minor adjustments. While we were wonderfully looked after from 10am in the morning, we found ourselves longing for a spot of coffee between breakfast & the rest of the day’s activities, a simple pleasure, perhaps, but one that’s rather missed when one is otherwise catered for so handsomely. Furthermore, I’d suggest adding a few more comfortable outdoor seats for that lovely "pre-entertainment" hour; it’s a beautiful time of day & it would be the perfect finishing touch. As for the dining, while it can occasionally become a little repetitive, the quality is a cut above many places we’ve stayed at in Egypt. We thoroughly enjoyed mixing things up with the Indian & Teppanyaki options & understand the Italian & Asian restaurants are undergoing a bit of a facelift, which will be a lovely addition. It’s been a week of rest, sunshine & excellent hospitality. If you’re looking for a place where you can simply switch off, I’d say this is a marvellous choice!

I stayed at Xperience Kiroseiz and honestly had a really nice time. The hotel has a fun and relaxed atmosphere, the staff were always friendly and helpful, and the pools were amazing. The room was clean, food was good with enough variety, and everything felt easy and comfortable. I left with very warm memories and would definitely come back again.

I love the hotel so much,I love this place so much and animation team

What a difference from our visit in February! Not nearly as busy this time, but the service from Beshoy at the Tropicana Bar was absolutely top‑notch. He had a sixth sense for empty glasses — the moment you finished one, another magically appeared. And the comic genius kept me laughing all week. A perfect mix of friendliness, quick wit, and the kind of jokes that make you snort into your drink. Honestly, I think I burned more calories laughing than I did swimming!

This was my second holiday in Sharm El Sheikh and I have to say that the hotels are the stars of the show. Sharm itself is a pretty soulless artificial city built purely to suck in foreign currency to Egypt. Apart from the hotels the best reasons to go there are the lovely 25c sunny days that you get during the British winters and the beautiful fish you see whilst snorkelling or scuba diving. The desert safari didn’t appeal to me at all. Anyway, back to the hotel. The service is excellent, the waiters can’t do enough for you. One of them used to bring me beers without me even asking. They show English Premier League football in one of the bars which a lot of hotels don’t. The main swimming pool is quite adequate with a dj in an island in the middle of it playing a good selection of music. It was quiet when we were there and there were always dozens of empty sunbeds. The two buffet restaurants offer a decent selection of meals to suit most people. You’re also allowed to dine at both the nice à la carte restaurants at no extra charge. One Chinese and one Seafood. Our room was one of the best I’ve ever stayed in and was massive with two king sized beds. Watch out for the slippery floor in the shower though. We always laid down a hand towel first. They had a different show in the amphitheatre every evening which were pretty average to be honest. That’s about all I can think of atm.