Royal Lagoons Resort & Aqua Park, Egypt, Hurghada, Hurghada | Thomas Cook (2024)

Royal Lagoons Resort and Aqua Park is a family-friendly 5 star hotel, located on Egypt's Red Sea coast and just 10 minutes' drive from Hurghada International Airport. If your dream holiday involves participating in water sports, such as windsurfing, kitesurfing, yachting, scuba diving and snorkelling, then this hotel could not be better placed.

The onsite aqua park features four swimming pools, including one with five slides for adults and a children's pool with four slides. You can unwind with a drink at one of the bars, while enjoying the stunning views. Alternatively, challenge your partner to a game of tennis or complete a workout in the gym (surcharge payable).

Children can join the kids' club and will be thoroughly entertained, thanks to the multinational animation team. Parents seeking relaxation can visit the spa offering a sauna, Jacuzzi, steam room and Turkish bath.

Book all inclusive and you'll enjoy a hearty breakfast, lunch and dinner, served buffet style in the main restaurant. If you're arriving on an evening flight or departing early, the hotel can arrange a late dinner or an early bird breakfast. For an additional charge, treat yourself to an a la carte dinner at La Luna and The Moon (just make sure you reserve a table!). A range of locally-produced alcoholic and soft beverages are offered at the Lobby, Lagoon and Beach bars. Drinks from the Royal Piano and Disco bars are not included as part of the all inclusive package.

All rooms at Royal Lagoons Resort and Aqua Park come with air conditioning, WiFi, a minibar, a terrace or balcony and a TV with satellite channels. For that extra bit of living space why not upgrade to a suite?

The new Hurghada Museum is located a short walk from the hotel. Inside you'll find 2,000 artifacts from different eras including Pharaonic, Roman, Coptic and Islamic. To experience life as a local, try and negotiate a bargain at the city's markets and souks. If you plan on going quad biking in the desert, you might wish to buy a headscarf here. But you won't need one to go on a dolphin safari, or if you prefer to see sealife without getting wet, there's an aquarium.