JAZ Mirabel Resort is sold on an all-inclusive basis, which makes it one of the simpler ways to organise a Sharm el-Sheikh holiday. Meals, snacks and drinks are covered by the rate according to the hotel's own rules, so you can spend the day between the pool, the beach and excursions without watching the bill. The brand is well known across Egypt for large, family-oriented resorts, and this one fits the pattern, with space for children, sports and evening entertainment. It suits families, groups of friends and couples who want a relaxed week with little planning. Details of facilities, restaurants and what the all-inclusive plan covers change between seasons, so confirm them when you book.
Location and getting around
The resort is on the Sharm el-Sheikh coast, a transfer from the airport and a taxi ride from Naama Bay. Because most meals are included, many guests stay on site and take only the occasional excursion, such as the Ras Mohammed and White Island boat trip or a desert dinner. Confirm your hotel with the operator when you book trips, since pickups are arranged by property. Ask the hotel about shuttles or taxi arrangements if you want to dine out in the evening.
What all-inclusive means in practice
The plan normally covers breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and a range of drinks at set venues and times, but there are often exclusions such as premium drinks, à la carte restaurants, spa treatments and some activities. Read the board basis and the hotel's list of inclusions before you decide, and ask whether you need to reserve a table in the specialty restaurants. If you plan to be out on boats most days, check whether packed lunches can be provided, because the buffet will not travel with you.
Rooms and who it suits
Families will look for connecting rooms and kids' facilities, while couples may prefer quieter wings and adult-only areas, if offered. Entertainment programmes, sports and pools keep children busy, which gives parents time for the spa or the beach. Guest reviews change over time, so read recent comments about service, food and cleanliness, and think about the time of year, since peak school holidays are busier. If you value a small, calm hotel, look at other options in this guide.
Good to know
Sun protection is vital on the pool deck and the beach, and reef-safe sunscreen helps the coral. Check whether the beach has a pontoon or a sandy entry, and what time the pools are heated in winter. Keep some cash for tips and for extras outside the plan. Compare the all-inclusive price with a half-board rate plus a couple of dinners out, because the right choice depends on your habits.
Why stay here
- ✓Swimming pool or pools
- ✓On-site restaurants and bars
- ✓Beach access (confirm the beach arrangements)
- ✓Air-conditioned rooms
- ✓Family room options
- ✓Spa and fitness facilities
- ✓Excursion and tour desk
- ✓Wi-Fi in public areas
Good questions
Is JAZ Mirabel all-inclusive?+
The resort is sold on an all-inclusive basis. Check exactly what the rate includes, including drinks and à la carte restaurants.
Is it suitable for families?+
Resorts of this type are usually family-friendly, with pools and entertainment. Confirm children's facilities and age rules with the hotel.
Can I book boat trips and desert evenings from here?+
Yes, most trips collect from Sharm hotels. Confirm your hotel name when booking.
