SUNRISE Remal Beach Resort: a practical Ras Nasrani stay guide
Journal · 2026-11-03
SUNRISE Remal Beach is an all-suites resort in Ras Nasrani, with its own private beach and a location the hotel describes as 5.5 km from SOHO Square and 7 km from the airport. This independent guide helps you compare the setting, room types and questions to confirm before booking; it is not a guest review or paid placement.
Photo · “Melton Beach Resort-2.jpg” · Mr.Rosewater / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photographed on 20 January 2016 when the property was identified as Meliá Sinaí. Wikimedia Commons identifies the hotel as rebranded SUNRISE Remal Beach Resort. Resized to 1280 px, converted to responsive WebP derivatives and display-cropped. Historical view; it does not show current conditions. The adapted image files are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Start with the map: Ras Nasrani is not central Naama Bay
The resort’s official overview places it in El Montaza, Ras Nasrani, and gives hotel-reported distances of 5.5 km to Tal Avenue and SOHO Square and 7 km to Sharm El Sheikh International Airport. Those figures are useful for orientation, but the site does not explain the route or guarantee journey times. If you plan evenings in Naama Bay, the Old Market or elsewhere, check transport availability and the return journey for your dates rather than assuming a central-city location.
Compare the suite layout with how your party travels
The official site presents the property as an all-suites resort and lists Standard and Junior Suites alongside Family, Family Swim-Up, Jacuzzi and other named categories. Its room pages show materially different sizes and features; for example, the Family Suite is listed at 75 m² and the Family Swim-Up Suite at 95 m². Treat these as published category descriptions, not confirmation that a specific room is available. Before paying, confirm the exact bed setup, occupancy, view, pool access and any step-free or special-needs details in writing.
Ask what “private beach” means for your sea days
SUNRISE lists a private beach among the resort highlights and describes Ras Nasrani as an area known for coral reefs and marine life. The published page does not settle the practical details that matter to every guest: the beach entrance, water depth, access conditions, equipment, current sea rules or whether any activity has a separate charge. If swimming or snorkelling is central to your trip, ask the resort for current information and consider sea conditions on the day; never treat an old photograph as proof of present access or safety.
Check meal-plan details rather than assuming inclusions
The hotel provides a separate “What’s Included” information sheet describing an all-inclusive offer, while its main site also lists restaurants and bars. Package terms can change and may depend on the room rate or dates. Confirm which meals, venues, drinks, reservations and supplements apply to the exact offer you are considering, and ask whether a booking made through another channel has the same inclusions. Keep the written terms with your reservation details.
A short pre-booking checklist
Compare the final price and cancellation terms for your dates; confirm the suite configuration and occupancy; ask how to reach the beach and what is open; and plan transport to the places you want to visit. The official booking link below lets you check availability directly with SUNRISE. Rates, offers and operating arrangements can change, so rely on the terms displayed for your selected dates and contact the hotel if an important detail is unclear.