Saad Baloch
I stayed at Grand Oasis during my first trip to Sharm and I loved my decision to stay there. Rooms are nice and decent. Staff is very helpful and service is amazing. They serve the best food so it would be best if you go All Inclusive and have meals at their buffet. Grand Oasis has its own small private beach which is nice and not crowded. Their staff is very hospitable and let me have lunch at their buffet after I checked out and was waiting for my flight. Small gesture but they win a customer ♥️ Will definitely stay at Grand Oasis on my next trip. Love from Pakistan ♥️
Gülsüm Sezen
Pointing location I wish I had 7 start to point. The sea of the hotel was so amazing, corals, colorful fishes.. Also rooms were so clean, house keeping was so kind . The hotel was crowded but so silent also Nice to have a holiday there💜
Yasmina Tarchichi
This was my first trip to Egypt and the hotel was fabulous. The staff were very nice and friendly, the rooms are so clean, the view from my room was amazing. Additionally, the food was very clean and delicious, so if you’re a picky eater you don’t have to worry about food because there is a large variety of food, deserts, drinks.
Overall very nice and good hotel totally worth it!
Raphael Shalaby
An Amazing Stay That Exceeded Expectations
I recently stayed at the Grand Oasis Resort, and it surpassed all my expectations. I later discovered that the resort is part of the Savoy Group, which also owns the Savoy, Sierra, and Soho Square Complex in Sharm. Having stayed at the Savoy multiple times and Sierra as well, I was curious but cautious since this resort was more affordable, and I only booked it due to the other hotels being unavailable.
To my surprise, the Grand Oasis Resort has one of the best features: its beach. The snorkeling here is among the best in Sharm, with stunning coral reefs, plus a sandy lagoon for families and children who aren’t snorkeling. The main pool was also a great find—large, with a good depth, and complete with a pool bar serving a variety of drinks and snacks (for all-inclusive guests). I especially loved the lime and watermelon slushies!
The food options were diverse, offering a wide selection of Middle Eastern and continental dishes, with live cooking stations like an omelet and pasta bar, along with a large salad and dessert section. Despite general concerns about eating salads in Egypt, I ate them frequently and had no issues.
While the Grand Oasis doesn’t match the facilities of the Savoy or Sierra (for example, the gym and spa are much smaller), everything was still functional and more than adequate. It’s clear this resort was rebranded by the Savoy Group, and while it may not have the same modern feel, it offers exceptional value for the price.
Things to Note
Though the resort is excellent, it does feel a bit dated compared to the Savoy or Sierra. The gym and spa are much smaller, and the food options, while good, are not as extensive—especially for those with dietary restrictions like celiac. There were no allergen labels on the food, though the chefs were helpful when asked. This is something that could improve over time.
Overall, I had a fantastic stay, and given the price, this resort offered much more than I expected. It’s a great option, especially for those looking for beautiful beaches and excellent snorkeling.
martin rayner
This was our first visit to Egypt and this hotel did not dissapoint! Great staff, great location, and very well run.
The food was fabulous with lots of choice. The hotel was also very clean and the landscaping was exceptional.
Soho square was also a nice surprise which you can get to on the free bus.
Will definitely be back.