The 5-star Hilton Hurghada Plaza, located less than five minutes from the city centre, stands majestically against the Red Sea's blue and turquoise waters. With its vast palm-fringed garden and modern architecture, the Hilton Hurghada Plaza guarantees an unforgettable and restful stay. The elegant style of the interior is also appealing. Sophisticated clean lines and geometric details add a distinctive touch to the different areas. During your stay, you can be sure you'll have the time of your life in an exotic setting.
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Hilton Hurghada Plaza 5*
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Rooms
The rooms at the Hilton Hurghada Plaza are perfect for a romantic getaway on the shores of the Red Sea. Not only are they comfortable, they are also furnished in an elegant, contemporary style.
Standard Room with double or twin beds
Enjoy a soothingly decorated room. Equipped with twin beds, it is ideal for two travellers. An elegant, fully-equipped bathroom is at your disposal.
Maximum capacity: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 children
Deluxe Sea View Room
The decor of the Deluxe Room is enhanced by the natural light streaming through the large bay window. What's more, this cosy cocoon gives you access to a dreamy panorama overlooking the blue waters of the Red Sea. Lean back on the sofa and ottoman and enjoy total relaxation.
Deluxe room sea view with balcony
This room is spacious and bright, and opens onto a furnished balcony. It is the perfect place to spend intimate moments with the refreshing breeze of the sea. Inside, you can relax on the soft sofa and matching coffee table. In the bathroom, the bathtub is complemented by a shower to help you relax and unwind.
Restaurants & bars
A dozen restaurants and bars are at your disposal during your exotic stay at Hilton Hurghada Plaza. Be sure to indulge your taste buds with the variety of culinary styles and recipes on offer from the chefs.
All-inclusive
Includes breakfasts, lunches, dinners, local beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and a range of services offered by the establishment (see on-site conditions).
Rostrata Restaurant
Rostrata is the resort's main restaurant. Inspired by Egyptian cuisine with oriental and Mediterranean accents, as well as international classics, the cooking team prepares a generous and delicious buffet.
Lophelia Seafood Restaurant
This gourmet restaurant is by reservation only and is ideal for a romantic dinner. Dishes are prepared using fresh seafood, according to the chef's inspiration. The magnificent view of the Red Sea adds to the magic of this place.
Coquina Lobby Bar
The lobby bar is a place to relax and enjoy a glass of cocktail or wine overlooking the sea. You can also order a cup of tea or coffee.
Activities & lifestyle
With two swimming pools, including a children's pool, and a wide range of activities, the Hilton Hurghada Plaza promises an unforgettable trip to Egypt.
While children splash about on the waterslides, adults can relax on the sun loungers around the large pool or on the beach. You can always head out to sea for a dive or snorkelling session. On land, the tennis court invites you to hit a few balls with other enthusiasts. When you return from your activities, you can recharge your batteries at the spa, where a hot tub, sauna and Turkish bath await.
Discover the destination
The warm turquoise waters and breathtaking seabed make Hurghada hard to resist.
This enchanting Egyptian city on the Red Sea coast has become the ultimate coastal resort. It is a paradise for divers, and the desert and Bedouin villages offer fascinating insights into the local culture.
Important information about your destination
Uses and customs
Egyptians are known for their great hospitality. It's common to be welcomed with tea or coffee, and it's polite to accept this offer. Egyptians love to chat and share stories, so don't hesitate to strike up a conversation.
Tips: "baksheesh"! A word you'll learn soon enough! While it's easy to refuse solicitors, on the other hand, it is customary to reward work and services well done. Gratuity for guides is never included. It's up to each individual to decide.
In souks and markets, haggling is a common practice. It's part of the experience and can be fun, but it's important to remain respectful and friendly during this interaction.
Egypt is predominantly Muslim. Visitors must respect places of worship, by removing their shoes before entering a mosque and avoiding taking photos where prohibited.
Time difference
The time difference between France and Egypt is generally an hour. When France is on winter time (from the end of October to the end of March), Egypt is on UTC+2, which means that there is an hour difference – so for example, if it's noon in France, it's 1pm in Egypt.
Electricity and internet access
Electricity in Egypt is mainly 220 volts with a frequency of 50 Hz. Type of plugs: The plugs used are generally type C (with two round pins) and type F (with two round pins and clips).
Adapters: If your appliances use type A or B (American) plugs, we recommend you bring an adapter with you.
Internet access in Egypt is generally good, especially in major cities and tourist areas. Here are a few points to consider:
Wi-Fi: Many hotels, restaurants and cafés offer free Wi-Fi. However, quality and speed may vary.
Mobile data: Mobile data packages are readily available and affordable. Major telecommunications companies (such as Vodafone, Orange and Etisalat) offer prepaid SIM cards for visitors.
Buying a SIM card: You can buy a SIM card at the airport or in the stores of telephone operators. Don't forget to bring your passport to register.
Packages: Tourist packages are often available, offering data at competitive prices.
Censorship: Some applications and sites may be restricted or subject to censorship, notably social networks and news sites. That said, most messaging services (such as WhatsApp and Messenger) function normally.
Public networks: Be careful when using public Wi-Fi networks. Avoid accessing sensitive information, such as bank details.
Safety
Safety in Egypt is an important topic for travelers to consider. In recent years, Egypt has taken significant steps to improve security, particularly in tourist areas.
Some regions, notably North Sinai and parts of the Nile Valley, may be riskier. We advise you to keep abreast of your government's travel advice.
Keep a photocopy of your passport and other important documents separate from the original.
Use reliable means of transport, such as registered cabs or transport apps, especially at night.
In general, with the right precautions and preparation, most travellers feel safe and enjoy their stay in Egypt.
Currency
The currency in Egypt is the Egyptian pound, abbreviated to EGP.
You'll find exchange offices in airports, hotels and major cities. It's often better to change money at a currency exchange than at a bank, to get the best rates.
US dollars and euros are sometimes accepted in tourist areas, but you should use Egyptian pounds for most transactions.
Credit cards (such as Visa and Mastercard) are accepted in many hotels, restaurants and stores, but you should carry cash for small purchases or in less touristy areas.
ATMs are widely available in major cities. Be sure to check that your card is compatible with the cash withdrawal systems in Egypt.
Climate
Egypt's climate is predominantly desert, with hot, dry summers and mild winters.
Summer (June to September): Temperatures can reach 40°C and more, especially in the south of the country (such as Luxor and Aswan). Nights can be cooler, but are often still warm. Conditions: The air is generally very dry, and sandstorms can occur.
Autumn (October to November): Temperatures start to drop, ranging from 25°C to 35°C during the day. Nights become cooler. Conditions: This is a pleasant time to visit, with less intense heat.
Winter (December to February): Daytime temperatures fluctuate between 15°C and 25°C, while nights can be cool, especially in the desert.
Spring (March to May): Temperatures rise, often reaching 30°C or more in May. This spring can be marked by sandy winds, particularly in March and April.
Specific regions – Mediterranean coast: Temperatures are more moderate, with hot summers and mild winters. Desert: Temperature variations between day and night can be significant.
Languages
Egypt's official language is Arabic, or more precisely Egyptian Arabic, which is the dialect form widely spoken in the country. Generally, travellers can get by in English in the major cities and tourist sites, but knowing a few words of Arabic can enrich your experience.
Accommodation quality
The quality of accommodation in Egypt varies considerably depending on the category of establishment, its location and its level of service.
5-star hotels in Egypt, particularly in major cities such as Cairo, Sharm el-Sheikh, Hurghada and Luxor, offer a consistently high level of service. These establishments are often well-maintained, equipped with modern facilities, and staffed by highly trained professionals. Guests can expect a wide range of amenities, including spas, swimming pools, gourmet restaurants and luxurious rooms.
Mid-range hotels in Egypt are generally comfortable, with basic facilities such as air conditioning, swimming pools and restaurants. However, the quality of service can be more variable than in luxury hotels. Some older hotels may have seen better days, and service standards may not match those of 5-star hotels. Nevertheless, many 3- and 4-star hotels remain a reliable choice for travellers seeking good value for money.
The quality of accommodation in Egypt can vary greatly. Luxury hotels offer a high-end experience with refined services, while more affordable options may not be as consistent in terms of comfort and cleanliness.
Food quality
The quality of food in Egypt is generally good, and Egyptian cuisine is rich, varied and tasty.
We recommend drinking bottled water to avoid digestive problems. Avoid ice in drinks if you don't know where it comes from. Wash fruits and vegetables well if you eat them raw, or choose cooked ones.