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Right at the tip of El Gouna’s Abu Tig Marina, with the Red Sea wrapping around three sides, Three Corners Ocean View is the town’s adults-only address: no water slides, no mini disco, just a heated pool above the sea, waterfront dining and the marina promenade at your door.
El Gouna does relaxed waterfront living better than anywhere else on Egypt’s Red Sea coast, and this hotel occupies its single best plot. Set on the last point of Abu Tig Marina’s northern arm, the building has water on three sides: yachts and cafe terraces to one, the open sea and a turquoise lagoon to the others. With 162 rooms it feels intimate by Red Sea standards, and because every guest is aged 16 or over, the pace stays unhurried from first coffee to last cocktail.
Days settle into an easy rhythm here. Mornings by the circular pool, its arches framing the sea and its water heated through the winter months. A shuttle boat across to Zeytouna Island when you fancy a full beach day. Lunch from the pool bar, an afternoon treatment at the Vitalis wellness centre, then a slow wander along the promenade to choose between the hotel’s Oceana buffet and one of the restaurants your All Inclusive package unlocks through El Gouna’s Dine Around scheme.
Couples are the natural fit, from honeymooners to empty nesters, though the sociable bars make it an easy choice for groups of friends and solo travellers too. Winter sun seekers do particularly well thanks to the heated pool and El Gouna’s mild, dry season. If you like your evenings walkable, with proper restaurants, bars and boutiques two minutes away rather than a taxi ride, this is the one.
In our view this is the best positioned adults-only hotel on this coastline, and the trade-off is worth understanding: you swap the sprawling grounds of a mega resort for a compact, characterful waterfront hotel where the town is part of the experience. Our customers come back for the calm, the marina views and service that regulars tell us has barely put a foot wrong in years.
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Accommodation spans 162 rooms and suites across four main categories, from snug 22 m² Premium Rooms to the 58 m² Ocean View Suite. The style is light and contemporary with arabesque touches, and most rooms open onto a balcony, terrace or French balcony with views over the sea, the lagoon, the marina or the gardens. Every room comes with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, minibar, tea and coffee tray, a safe and an en suite with rain shower.
The entry category, compact but well planned, with double or twin beds and a garden outlook; a sea view version is also sold. A sensible choice if you plan to live at the pool and on the marina rather than in the room.
A comfortable step up in space, sold with garden, marina or sea views. Marina view rooms look over the yachts and promenade, while sea view rooms face the open water. Our pick for most couples.
Adds a proper sitting area and a more generous outdoor space, with lagoon or marina views. Ideal for longer stays when you want room to spread out.
The top of the house: soft pastel interiors, a separate sitting space and a large private terrace or balcony looking over the sea or lagoon. The one to book for a honeymoon or a big anniversary.
Almost all of our customers take this hotel All Inclusive, and it is a generous package by four-star standards. The day runs from buffet breakfast through lunch, afternoon snacks and a themed dinner at Oceana, with locally produced alcoholic and soft drinks served from 10am to midnight at the Lobby Bar and Soleil Pool Bar. Over on Zeytouna Island, soft drinks at the beach bar are included too.
El Gouna does All Inclusive differently, and it is a genuine selling point. The town runs a Dine Around scheme that lets hotel guests eat beyond their own resort. Stay 4 nights and you receive 1 dine-around meal, stays of 5 to 7 nights earn 3, and 8 nights or more earn 4. Each can be used at the buffet of any participating four-star hotel at no extra charge, or taken as an E£200 per person credit towards your food bill at participating à la carte restaurants around town. Five-star hotel buffets are available for a modest supplement paid locally, and drinks are payable wherever you dine out.
The heart of the hotel’s dining, serving breakfast, lunch and themed dinners that roam from the Taste of Italy to the Wonders of the Far East by way of Oriental nights. The terrace tables overlook the Red Sea and are the ones to claim at sunset. Dinner dress is smart casual: long trousers and sleeved shirts for the gentlemen.
An intimate poolside venue on the marina side of the hotel, serving an international à la carte menu through the warmer months and turning up the music for occasional DJ nights.
The easy lunch stop on Zeytouna Island beach days: pizzas, pasta, burgers, club sandwiches and fish and chips, eaten with the sea a few steps away.
The main pool is the photograph everyone takes home: a circular pool ringed by columns and arches, raised directly above the hotel’s beach so the water seems to spill into the Red Sea behind it. It is heated through the winter, which makes this one of El Gouna’s better choices for a January or February escape, and the sunbeds, umbrellas and towels around it are free of charge.
The mood is deliberately quiet. Because the hotel is adults only there are no games blasting across the water all day; the activity team runs optional sessions such as water aerobics and boccia for those who want them and leaves everyone else to their sunbed and their book. For something livelier, the DuPort Pool Club on the marina side serves drinks and à la carte dishes around its own pool in season, with music to match.
The hotel’s own beach sits directly below the pool terrace, a compact, sheltered strip of sand with loungers, parasols and direct access into the sea. It is lovely for a morning swim, but the real beach ace here is the shuttle boat.
A short hop across the water lands you on Zeytouna Island, El Gouna’s sandy island beach, where hotel guests find sunbeds, umbrellas and towels provided at no charge, plus a beach bar and a relaxed à la carte restaurant for lunch. Guests can also use the Marina Beach Club, around 400 metres from the door.
The offshore reefs are the reason many people choose the Red Sea at all. Orca Dive Club, based at the neighbouring sister hotel Turtle’s Inn, runs daily boat trips to the reefs and wrecks off El Gouna, with PADI, CMAS and SSI courses from first-time introductions to technical diving. Snorkellers are welcome aboard the dive boats, and trips to the famous Dolphin House reef can be arranged. El Gouna’s shallow lagoons are also one of Egypt’s best kitesurfing playgrounds, with centres a short tuk tuk ride away.
Wellness is handled by the Vitalis Well Fit Center, the hotel’s health club, where a sauna, steam bath and jacuzzi sit alongside treatment rooms offering massages, facials, body wraps and scrubs. Book any treatment and use of the thermal facilities comes included, which turns a massage into a proper half-day ritual.
Fitness goes well beyond a token gym. The Vitalis programme runs yoga, stretching, aerobics, water aerobics, Nordic walking and jogging sessions through the week, and the marina promenade makes a scenic sunrise running route straight from the lobby.
Beyond the hotel, El Gouna is one of the Red Sea’s most active towns: an 18 hole championship golf course about ten minutes away, tennis, go-karting, horse and camel riding on the desert fringe, and world-class kitesurfing on the lagoons.
Evenings start gently: a sundowner at the Lobby Bar as the lagoon turns pink, dinner at Oceana or out on a Dine Around table, then the short stroll to Peanuts Bar. A marina fixture for years and open to non-residents too, it runs a weekly rota of live music, karaoke and DJ sets, and every drink still arrives with its namesake dish of peanuts.
In season the DuPort Pool Club stages livelier nights by its pool, and beyond the hotel the whole Abu Tig Marina promenade becomes your extended lounge: cocktail bars, shisha terraces and waterfront restaurants within a few minutes’ walk, with downtown El Gouna’s bars ten minutes away by tuk tuk. What you will not find is a loudspeaker animation show shouting over your dinner; entertainment here is something you walk towards, not something that follows you.
El Gouna is unlike anywhere else on the Red Sea: a privately built lagoon town spread across islands and waterways, with around 10 km of shoreline, two marinas, an 18 hole golf course and a genuinely walkable, cared-for feel. Tuk tuks and shuttle boats do the getting around, the streets are safe and tidy, and the restaurant scene is the best on this coast.
The hotel stands at the very tip of Abu Tig Marina, the town’s liveliest quarter, so boutiques, bakeries, cafes and waterfront restaurants begin the moment you step out of the lobby. Downtown El Gouna, with its squares, shops and nightlife, is a ten minute tuk tuk ride, and Zeytouna Island beach is a short shuttle boat hop.
| Abu Tig Marina promenade | On the doorstep |
|---|---|
| Zeytouna Island beach | A short shuttle boat ride |
| Downtown El Gouna | About 10 minutes by tuk tuk |
| El Gouna Golf Club | About 10 minutes by road |
| Hurghada airport | About 40 minutes by road |
| Hurghada Marina and old town | About 45 minutes by road |
Transfers are simple: we arrange air conditioned transfers from Hurghada International Airport with every holiday, so you are met on arrival and delivered to the marina without any fuss. Full day excursions to Luxor’s temples and the Valley of the Kings can also be arranged from El Gouna; ask our specialists when you book.
These are the questions our Egypt specialists answer most often about Three Corners Ocean View El Gouna, answered honestly and from experience.
Yes. The hotel is adults only with a minimum age of 16, and the Three Corners chain markets it as its Prestige adults-only property in El Gouna. Expect a calm, child-free atmosphere with no water slides and no mini disco, and evenings built around bars and dining rather than animation shows.
The transfer takes about 40 minutes by road, covering roughly 40 km north from Hurghada International Airport to Abu Tig Marina. We include air conditioned transfers with our holidays, so you are met in arrivals and taken straight to the hotel.
Buffet breakfast, lunch and themed dinner at the Oceana restaurant, daytime snacks, and local alcoholic and soft drinks from 10am to midnight at the lobby and pool bars, with soft drinks also included at the Zeytouna Island beach bar. Your stay also joins El Gouna's Dine Around programme: one meal out on 4 night stays, three on 5 to 7 nights and four on 8 nights or more, used at participating four-star buffets or as an E£200 per person credit at participating à la carte restaurants. Terms are set by El Gouna, so we confirm the exact dining package with your quote.
Yes, a small private beach sits directly below the pool terrace with loungers and parasols. For a fuller beach day, a shuttle boat runs across to the sandy Zeytouna Island beach, where sunbeds, umbrellas and towels are provided at no charge, and guests can also use the Marina Beach Club about 400 metres away.
Yes. The main pool, the circular one overlooking the Red Sea, is heated during the winter months. With El Gouna's daytime temperatures typically in the low twenties through winter, it is one of the more reliable winter sun choices on this coast.
For most couples we rate the Superior Room with sea view: at 30 to 32 m² it is noticeably larger than the entry Premium Rooms and the outlook is what this hotel is all about. For a special occasion, the Ocean View Suite offers around 58 m² with a large private terrace or balcony over the water.
Yes, through boat trips rather than a house reef. Orca Dive Club, based at the neighbouring sister hotel Turtle's Inn, runs daily trips to the Red Sea reefs and offers PADI, CMAS and SSI courses, with snorkellers welcome on the boats. Trips to the famous Dolphin House reef are a highlight.
Very easily. The hotel stands on Abu Tig Marina itself, so independent restaurants, cafes and bars line the promenade within a couple of minutes' walk. Downtown El Gouna is about ten minutes away by tuk tuk for even more choice.
Yes, but it is pleasingly low key. Peanuts Bar hosts live music, karaoke and DJ sets through the week, the DuPort Pool Club stages livelier nights in season, and the marina's own bars are on the doorstep. There is no loud animation team taking over your evening.
Call our Egypt specialists free on 0800 041 8400 or request your tailored quote online. Every holiday is ABTA and ATOL protected.
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