Concorde Moreen Beach Resort and Spa is a long-standing resort on the Marsa Alam coast, known for its beachfront setting and a spread-out layout of low-rise buildings among gardens and pools. Like many hotels in the area, it caters to guests who come for the sea: divers, snorkelers and sunbathers who want warm water and good coral within easy reach. The beach has sunbeds and shade, and the reef offshore is accessible by a jetty or entry point, which makes it convenient for guests who like to go for an early snorkel before breakfast. The spa, pools and restaurants give the resort a full-service feel, and a lively activity programme, a kids club and evening entertainment are typical of this category. The resort works well for guests who like a social, holiday-camp atmosphere without leaving the property.
Location and getting around
The resort is on the Marsa Alam coast, a transfer from the airport that is usually under an hour. It is not within walking distance of shops or town life, so most guests stay on site or book excursions. That makes the quality of the hotel itself important. Trips to Abu Dabbab, Marsa Mubarak, the Dolphin House reef and Wadi El Gemal can usually be booked through the hotel or independent operators with hotel pickup.
Rooms and who it suits
Rooms are typically arranged in blocks or villas around the gardens and pools, with sea, pool or garden views. Families should ask for rooms close to the pool and children facilities, while couples might prefer quieter areas or sea-view upgrades. Divers can use the on-site dive centre or book trips elsewhere, and non-divers can enjoy the snorkeling, water sports and spa treatments.
Dining and atmosphere
Most guests choose all-inclusive or half board, with a main buffet, a few themed restaurants and several bars. Evening entertainment tends to be light, with shows, live music or themed nights. If you want a quiet stay, choose a room away from the stage and pool bars.
Good to know
Check the details of your rate, including meal plans and transfers. Reef shoes and a rash vest are worth packing. Entry points to the sea can be rocky, and the hotel can advise on safe access. Summer is hot, and winter evenings can be cool, so pack layers. The resort is a good base for travellers who like activity and company, but those who want a boutique feel may prefer a smaller hotel.
As always, facilities and schedules can change, so confirm anything that matters to you before booking. Spa lovers should book treatments early, particularly in busy winter weeks, and families can ask the front desk about the best times for the kids club.
Why stay here
- ✓Beachfront setting
- ✓Outdoor pools
- ✓Spa
- ✓Dive centre
- ✓Several restaurants
- ✓Bars and evening entertainment
- ✓Kids club
- ✓Water sports
Good questions
Is it good for divers?+
Resorts on this coast often have dive centres and reef access, and this one is popular with divers and snorkelers. Confirm the centre and its schedules when you book.
Is there a spa?+
Yes, the resort name includes a spa, and treatments are typically offered. Ask for current services and prices.
Is it lively in the evening?+
Entertainment is usually light, with shows and live music. If you want quiet, choose a room away from the pool bars and stage.