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Resort chain

Rixos Hotels

Every resort, ranked

2
resorts ranked
2
countries
4.8
average guest rating
73k
reviews analysed

Rixos built its reputation on the Turkish Riviera and then exported the format, most successfully to Egypt's Red Sea coast. The house style is generosity at scale: many restaurants, drinks that keep coming, a serious kids programme, and an evening entertainment operation that runs at a volume other chains would not attempt. The guest numbers back it up, and unusually so. Rixos Premium Seagate in Sharm El Sheikh carries one of the largest review counts of any resort in our catalog, at a rating most small boutique hotels never reach.

Last reviewed August 2026 How we score

That scale is also the trade-off. These are big resorts that fill up, and the entertainment that delights one guest is the thing another spends the week walking away from. Rixos is not a quiet brand and does not pretend to be. Read the property before booking rather than the chain: the Belek and Sharm resorts sit in very different climates and seasons, and within the group there are adults-only properties alongside the family ones.

Is it right for you?

Rixos in two minutes

The case for

Book Rixos if

  • Families and groups who want everything on site and a full programme laid on
  • Travelers who want the Red Sea in winter, when the Turkish properties are closed or quiet
  • Anyone who reads a packed entertainment schedule as a feature rather than a warning
The caveats

Know before you book

  • Deliberately lively: if you want a quiet resort, this is the wrong chain, whatever the star rating says
  • Large properties that run full in peak season, so restaurants and pools are busy
  • Inclusions and tiers vary between the Turkish and Egyptian resorts; confirm at property level rather than assuming brand-wide

Where Rixos scores strongest

9.4/10
Family
9.1/10
Food
9.0/10
Pools
8.9/10
Service

Chain averages across the Rixosresorts we've scored.

Where Rixos operates

Map of Rixos resort locations

2 resorts mapped stars are five-star properties

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Rixos resorts, ranked

  1. Rixos Premium Seagate beachfront with pale buildings, palm trees, and white umbrellas lining the sandy shore and shallow water.

    Rixos Premium Seagate

    Five-star4.9 guest rating (62,415)Palmprint 9.0/10From $225/night pp

    Rixos Premium Seagate is the family resort of Sharm El Sheikh, for parents who want a water park of 23 slides and a private beach with a reef. The food is rated among the best on the Red Sea. It is about 15 minutes from the airport, with thirteen restaurants, eight bars and seven pools, and a guest rating of 4.9 from 61,355 reviews, which is as large a verdict as this site holds. It is not a quiet resort and does not try to be. Guests praise the Aquaventure park and the kids' and teens' clubs, the variety and quality of the food, the staff, and the private beach with snorkelling straight off it. The complaints are the logistics of a very large resort, room care that varies by building, and a room-category system complex enough to need reading twice. The thing people wish they had known is that the Aqua-side rooms sit second line from the beach: closer to the water park, further from the sea. The plan covers the buffet, the food court and the a la carte restaurants, a stocked minibar, the kids' club for ages four to twelve and the spa's wet areas; spa treatments, motorised water sports and the airport shuttle are extra, and premium spirits vary by rate. Families sleep six in a Family Room or Family Suite, and the villas carry private pools. Couples who want a calm Red Sea week should look to the resorts further south.

  2. Turquoise lagoon pool reflects modern resort buildings with loungers lining the terrace at Rixos Premium Belek.

    Rixos Premium Belek

    Five-star4.7 guest rating (10,453)Palmprint 9.0/10From $222/night pp

    Rixos Premium Belek is a large, polished family all-inclusive on the Belek coast, for families who want a private beach and a big dining programme. A theme park is thrown in. It is about 40 minutes from Antalya's airport and about five kilometres from Belek itself, with eight restaurants and five bars, waterslides, swim-up suites and villas with private pools, and included access to The Land of Legends theme park. It is lively by design and priced for the families who want that. Guests praise the food and the dining variety, the family activities and the theme park access, the beach and the pools, the service and the spa facilities. The complaints are the difficulty of booking the a la carte restaurants, loud entertainment and music in the evenings, extras that sit outside the plan, and crowding and small maintenance issues in peak weeks. The thing people wish they had known is that the theme park is the value driver for families, and that quiet is something you choose by room location rather than something the resort offers. The plan covers the buffet, the snack venues and many of the restaurants with reservation and seasonal rules, a minibar refilled daily, Wi-Fi, the Rixy kids' club and the theme park entry; spa treatments and the airport shuttle are extra. The Deluxe Family Room, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and two balconies, is the clearest family layout, and the Legendary Swim Up Suite puts the waterway at the terrace. Couples after a silent resort should look at the adults-only properties along the same coast.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Rixos Ultra All Inclusive include?

Broadly: all meals across multiple restaurants including a la carte venues, local and imported drinks through the day, minibar, and the resort's activity and entertainment programme. It sits at the generous end of the category, which is the brand's whole pitch. The exact tier and what it covers differs by property, so check the resort page rather than assuming it is identical everywhere.

Are Rixos resorts good for families?

Yes, that is the core audience at most properties: kids clubs, teen provision, waterparks and a full daily programme. The group also runs adults-only resorts, so check which type a specific property is before booking, because the difference in atmosphere is total.

Rixos in Turkey or Egypt?

Mainly a seasonal question. The Turkish Riviera properties are built around the summer, while Sharm El Sheikh on the Red Sea works through the winter and offers reliable warmth when Belek does not. The Egyptian resorts also carry the higher guest ratings in our catalog. The ranking above compares them directly.

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