Coral Paradise Beach Front WIFI

Hotel Description

You know what? I almost walked right past Coral Paradise Beach Front when I first arrived in Hurghada – honestly, the name’s a bit of a mouthful and the address situation is… well, let’s just say Egyptian street naming can be interesting. But I’m actually glad I didn’t keep walking, because this little 3-star gem turned out to be exactly what I needed.

The thing about Hurghada is that you’ve got these massive resort complexes dominating the coastline, and then tucked between them are these smaller places that locals actually know about. Coral Paradise is one of those – it’s got that beachfront access that’ll cost you triple at the big hotels, but without all the chaos. I mean, you’re still getting the Red Sea right at your doorstep, which honestly never gets old. The mornings are particularly magic here; I’d wake up around 6 AM (thanks, jet lag) and have the beach practically to myself for an hour or two before the day trippers started showing up. The coral formations just offshore are decent for snorkeling – not world-class, but you’ll see parrotfish and maybe some rays if you’re patient.

What surprised me most was how quiet it stays, even during peak season. I visited in March when Hurghada gets pretty busy, but the hotel’s positioned just far enough from the main tourist drag that you don’t get the constant bus rumble and tour group chatter. The WiFi actually works reliably (hence the name, I guess), which was crucial since I was trying to work remotely for part of my stay. The staff genuinely seems to care – Ahmed at the front desk remembered my coffee preference by day three, and Fatima in housekeeping always left the AC running when she cleaned my room, which is such a small thing but makes all the difference when it’s 35°C outside. Check-in was smooth, though they do prefer cash for the tourist tax – just a heads up. The rooms are clean and functional rather than fancy, but honestly, when you’re spending most of your time on that little stretch of private beach or exploring the local souks, you don’t need marble bathrooms. What you do need is a cold shower after a day in the sun, and the water pressure here is actually pretty solid. I’d definitely come back, especially since they’re not trying to charge resort prices for a beachfront location. Sometimes the best spots are the ones that don’t feel the need to oversell themselves.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $22. One-Bedroom Apartment with 2 single beds and 1 double bed for Max persons: 3

Reviews

• Katalin from Hungary – 11 May 2025 (10/10)

  It is very comfortable and the owner is very kind.
  
  What could be improved: n/a

• Alla from Ukraine – 20 March 2025 (10/10)

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