"Pros: My experience at Meraki Resort was extremely positive. The property is beautifully maintained and very well cared for. The only thing I would have changed regarding the interior design is the flooring in the rooms: it’s made of resin, which tends to get damaged easily and can appear dirty. Personally, I would have preferred tiles with proper skirting boards. That said, the resort is spacious, with two swimming pools — one quieter and more relaxing, and the other more lively with music and a party atmosphere. There’s also a small beach: not big, but very charming and well-kept. There are several restaurants to choose from, all nicely designed and well maintained. As for the food, even though it’s à la carte, it’s nothing extraordinary. It feels like typical buffet food presented as “à la carte” and decorated nicely. But for what you pay, it’s more than fair. One thing to keep in mind when traveling to Egypt is: don’t compare the food to Italy — that’s a mistake. I’ve been to Egypt four times, and I can confidently say this is the resort where I’ve eaten the best. The staff were fantastic. With very few exceptions, everyone was friendly, smiling, and ready to help. Before my arrival, I was even contacted on WhatsApp by a manager who offered assistance throughout my stay. Housekeeping was also great — very attentive and polite. Wi-Fi was very good, but the app used to connect was frustrating: it kept logging me out, and I had to scan the printed QR code over and over again. All in all, my stay at Meraki was excellent. Special thanks to Mohamed the manager that texted me through Whatsapp, waiters Yasser and Mosser and few other I don’t remember names, the two super smiling and kind Ali at the pools, and Mohamed, the bartender at the quiet pool — you all guys made the experience even better. Cons: Now for the few negatives: Aside from the resin flooring in the rooms and the app constantly logging me out, another clear downside is definitely the animation. It was almost non-existent. There were a few shy Russian girls trying to engage the guests, but with poor results. Overall, no real entertainment was organized. Honestly, I’d recommend removing it if it stays this weak. Another minor issue was some confusion in the restaurants — forgotten or mixed-up orders — but that’s understandable in such a large resort with so many guests" ~Paolo