Four Seasons' Red Sea resort — 169 rooms on Sharm El Sheikh's beachfront, renovated in 2020.
BrandFour Seasons Hotels and Resorts
DestinationSharm El Sheikh
RegionMiddle East
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingBeachfront resort
Best ForFamilies seeking Four Seasons service on a beach-resort trip, diving-focused travelers who want luxury-tier accommodation, repeat Four Seasons guests collecting properties.
PrivacyHigh
ServicePersonalized concierge service
ButlerLuxury service
Private PoolNo
Built2002
Renovated2020
Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh opened in 2002 on the Red Sea Riviera, with 169 rooms and suites across a beachfront property that underwent full renovation in 2020. The property runs Four Seasons' service-first format — personalized concierge, high privacy levels, luxury service standard — tran
Key Features
Private beach access
Multiple fine dining restaurants
Full-service spa and wellness center
Infinity pools
Diving and water sports facilities
Family-friendly services and activities
Dining
Reef Grill
Arabesque
Il Frantoio
Waha Pool Bar & Restaurant
Signature Experience
Red Sea diving access from a Four Seasons base — the marine environment is the structural draw, with the brand's service standard as the operational frame.
Four Seasons operational consistency applied to Red Sea diving territory, with 2020 renovation bringing the property current. The World Travel Awards recognition is consistent across multiple years, which signals sustained execution rather than one-off performance.
Signature Suite: Three-bedroom masterpiece
Panoramic Red Sea views, Traditional décor, Opulent living room and formal dining room, Large bathtub
Accolades
Egypts Leading Luxury Resort 2024, Africas Leading Beach Resort 2021, Egypts Leading Resort 2016, Egypts Leading Spa Resort 2015
Best time: October through May provides Sharm's finest luxury conditions, with warm but comfortable temperatures, the Red Sea's exceptional visibility at its peak, and the Sinai Mountains creating dramatic golden light for the finest outdoor terrace experiences.
Demand: Sharm El Sheikh maintains strong international luxury demand throughout the winter season, with Russian, European, and Middle Eastern travelers sustaining consistent high occupancy at the finest Na'ama Bay and Sharks Bay properties. Red Sea diving creates year-round specialist demand.
Pricing: Ultra-luxury Sharm El Sheikh properties command competitive pricing relative to comparable Red Sea alternatives, with peak winter season from October through April seeing the highest rates. Summer heat reduces leisure demand significantly while diving specialists maintain year-round property occupan
Insider tip: Arrange a private dawn snorkel at Ras Muhammad's legendary shark observatory point through your resort's dedicated marine team, in waters inaccessible to standard dive boats, encountering schooling hammerheads in conditions that define the absolute pinnacle of Red Sea diving.
Avoid: Avoid June through August when extreme Sinai summer heat makes outdoor activities above water extremely demanding, though underwater conditions remain excellent for dedicated divers.
