Hotel

   Strung around luxuriant gardens and pools with waterfalls and fountains, the architecture of the resort was conceived to harmonize with its pristine natural surroundings, reflecting an infusion of two styles – Oriental Maritime and Mediterranean.

Whitewashed facades delineated by strings of coloured Bougainville borne by wooden pergolas are silhouetted by gables tiled with terra cotta. Soft architectonics iconize local traditions exercised over the centuries by the people of the desert when building by the sea.

ROOMS

Lahami Bay rooms are some of the largest resort rooms on the Red Sea. The 220 rooms are grouped in two-floor buildings which cluster around beautiful gardens to provide sea view.

Each room has its spacious balcony or terrace facing the sea, a generous living area and a large bathroom with a bathtub and a separate toilet cubicle.

The rooms feature pastel interiors, coloured by natural marble tops, patterned floor tiles, softly engraved natural wooden furniture and elegantly vivid furnishings. Each room has its unique set of original paintings portraying traditional themes from the Sahara.