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The five star Makadi Spa Hotel opening its doors in July 2011 is the ultimate getaway for those wanting to indulge in complete luxury and relaxation. Situated on its own private beach the adult’s only hotel is an upmarket and tranquil oasis on the Red Sea.
The hotel has three large outdoor freshwater swimming pools including an infinity pool with spectacular views of the Red Sea. The private beach looking out onto crystal clear waters provides the perfect place to sit back and relax, whilst also offering easy snorkeling with the reef beginning at waist depth. For those who still require some form of activity on their relaxing break yoga, aerobics, water aerobics and a fitness club are available for guests. There is also a free daily shuttle bus that runs betweenMakadiBayand the Grand Mall in Hurghada where guests can purchase the ever important gifts and souvenirs!
For the spa connoisseurs the hotel will not disappoint. All of the treatments are provided by CINQ MODES, the French pioneer and specialist in professional spa treatments and cosmetics. The spa is a haven for those seeking relaxation and regeneration for the body, mind and soul, and treatments range from massages to aromatherapy. Guests will receive complimentary use of the Jacuzzi, sauna and hammam (Arabian steam room).
Guests will be spoilt for choice with the hotel’s four lavish restaurants that include international, Asian, Spanish and seafood cuisine. There are also two bars and several poolside bars.
The hotel is low rise with 280 spacious modern suites located across three floors. The low structure of the hotel, something that is new to the area means the hotel has an attractive exterior and doesn’t obstruct views of the stunning scenery, and the beautifully decorated interior of the hotel is the epitome of style and luxury.
Vicky is the co-founder of TravelDailyNews Media Network where she is the Editor-in Chief. She is also responsible for the daily operation and the financial policy. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Tourism Business Administration from the Technical University of Athens and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Wales. She has many years of both academic and industrial experience within the travel industry. She has written/edited numerous articles in various tourism magazines.
