Prime Minister Dr Mostafa Madbouly inaugurated the Royal Palace Hotel at the conclusion of his tour of development and service projects in Suez Governorate today. He stressed the state’s commitment to increasing hotel room numbers in line with targeted growth in arrivals to Egypt, enabling the sector to accommodate rising visitor flows and benefit from the diverse attractions of Egyptian destinations.
Suez Governor Major General Hani Rashad said the hotel adds to the governorate’s tourism and accommodation facilities, supporting the sector and making use of Suez’s distinctive location and direct views over the Gulf of Suez.
Alaa El-Attar, Chairman of Al-Amin for Tourist Villages, said the hotel occupies 12,600 square metres and offers 92 accommodation units comprising 83 rooms and nine suites. Facilities include three swimming pools of different sizes, a beach, a main restaurant, a gym, a VIP lounge and a mosque.
El-Attar added that the project aims to expand Suez’s hotel capacity and provide integrated accommodation and leisure services, stimulating tourism, strengthening hotel investment opportunities and supporting economic development in the governorate.
The details were published on the Egyptian Cabinet’s official Facebook page.
