Suez Canal
Occupying its own island 1.6km south-east from Ismailia's downtown area, the Mercure’s private beach and gardens make it a tranquil haven. The snazzy…
Must-see hotels in Suez Canal
Port Said
The friendly management makes this typical Egyptian cheapie stand out from the crowd. Light-filled rooms have teensy balconies and come in a range of…
Suez Canal
This cement block out of town on the shore of the lake doesn’t look like much, but its sparkling clean (if institutional) rooms are decent sized and all…
Port Said
The Holiday is a wee step up from Port Said's cheapies, with modern tile-floored rooms decked out in shades of beige and boasting Ikea-style furniture and…
Port Said
This faded classic still manages to maintain a tiny smidgen of its original colonial charm, though to get a sense of its long-gone hey-day in the clean…
Suez Canal
Because of a complete lack of competition, Hotel Green House is still the nicest place to bed down in Suez. Rooms are desperately dated in dreary 1980s…
Port Said
Not as posh as it likes to think it is and ridiculously overpriced, but the Resta is as snazzy as Port Said gets. The pool area has views out to the canal…
Suez Canal
This old-timer hotel is home to clean, simple rooms that have a decent dose of old-fashioned flair. You want one of the front-facing rooms; some have…
Suez Canal
In a quieter location than most Suez hotels, near the yacht basin, the Red Sea has rough-around-the-edges rooms with battered TVs and ugly brown carpets…
Suez Canal
If you don’t mind migraine-inducing candy cane painted walls and a lack of windows, the Medina is reasonably clean and well cared for.
