TUI SENSIMAR Alaya Resort (Adults-only)
Hospitality - Marsa Alam, Red Sea Governorate, Egypt
TUI SENSIMAR Alaya Resort (Adults-only) Employees
TUI SENSIMAR Alaya Resort (Adults-only) Details
TUI Sensimar Alaya is Jaz Hotel Group's flagship 5-star deluxe property, a couples-concept, all-inclusive resort on the stunning Red Sea and secluded Marsa Alam; 266km south of Hurghada in Egypt. The iconic 9.7ha property enchants with a mesmerizing desert location, modern arabesque architecture, luxury and bespoke service. Its 174 Superior rooms (40-55sqm), 102 deluxe rooms & 10 premium deluxe rooms (75sqm), 4 luxury suites (140sqm) including 80 swim-up rooms offer magnificent views.The resort facilities includes a full-service integrated wellness spa "mividaspa" that offers a high quality whole person approach in Spa & Wellness, holistic therapies, beauty treatments, hair salon, fitness classes, indoor pool, Hamman, steam room, sauna, healthy bar as well as retreats for body and soul. Other facilities include 5 heated outdoor pools with sun loungers, a state of the art gym, beach yoga room, award winning Coraya Divers dive center and a clinic. TUI SENSIMAR Alaya four unique yet equally alluring restaurants offering a variety of local specialties and international favorites. Basilico offers northern Italian specialties, ROKA is an Asian fusion restaurant, Zaytoun boasts Levantine cuisine and the Culinarium at Mashawi Restaurant is the award winning concept offering seafood with a spectacular view. Try the signature dishes, cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks in a relaxing atmosphere. Alaya is the perfect location for refined weddings.The resort also has a beach front with a jetty, which boasts an 8,000-year-old coral reef ideal for snorkeling and diving. On windy days, the Alaya also has a beach section the famous Coraya Bay with direct ocean access.TUI SENSIMAR Alaya has recently achieved a 5-star award on Egypt's "Green Star" Environmental Certificate for its energy conservation plan. The resort is a mostly self-sufficient operation with a strong environment plan to gradually abolish single-use plastic by 2020.
