Family Hotels with Tennis Courts in Hurghada (Real Picks for 2026)

Why families love Hurghada Long Beach Resort

Long Beach has space, which matters when you have kids who run. The games room is a real one (proper pool tables, not the apologetic kind), the kids' arcade has a working ticket-prize system that gave our 8-year-old something to grind toward all week, and the price is reasonable for the 5-star band. The beach is genuinely long, so even when the resort is full you can find empty stretches. Buffet is solid; à la carte restaurants need to be booked early.

Why families love The Chedi El Gouna

The Chedi feels like a city hotel transplanted to the Red Sea; minimalist concrete-and-wood architecture, exceptional service, and a kids club that runs proper Arabic and Bedouin culture workshops alongside the standard pool games. Two of the family suites have a connecting twin room with bunk beds and an arts table. Tennis courts share with the kids club for evening kids tennis. The golf shuttle stops here twice each morning. More serious about food and design than most El Gouna properties.

Why families love TUI MAGIC LIFE Kalawy

The daily tennis clinic at 09:30 is the standout — 60 minutes of group coaching included with the all-inclusive, in English and German. Our 11-year-old graduated from absolute beginner to rallying in three days. Two courts means waiting time is rare. Floodlights work for evening sessions in winter but in July it's still 32°C at 21:00 so we mostly stuck to mornings. Resort is large but well-organised.

Why families love Sentido Naga Bay - Adults friendly

Don't be put off by 'Adults friendly' — it just means the resort welcomes adult couples too. The kids' club runs 09:30-12:30 and 15:30-17:30 with English-speaking carers and the kids' buffet at 18:00 was actually good (pasta, pizza, fresh fruit). The single tennis court is enough — we never had to wait. Beach in Soma Bay is the calmest on this list, sheltered by a long reef so kids can swim without waves.

Why families love Serry Beach Resort

Two courts means our two adults could play doubles with another family while the kids watched, then swapped on the second court for a beginner clinic. Court surfaces are recent hard-court resurfaced, balls are good condition. The kids' programme runs from 09:30 in summer with English-speaking staff. Beach is long and pool entry is shallow for under-5s. Best value for tennis-focused families on this list.

Why families love Baron Palace Sahl Hasheesh

The standout for families serious about tennis. Three courts means simultaneous sessions for adults and kids, and the resident coach is actually a former Egyptian national-level player who runs proper lessons. Our 7-year-old joined a group session three mornings in a row and progressed visibly. The grounds are huge so a buggy or bike helps for moving between rooms and beach. Pricier than the 4-stars but the tennis programme is the reason to come.

Why families love Club Paradisio El Gouna Red Sea

Club Paradisio is the all-inclusive option in this cluster, which makes the maths simpler for a 7-day family golf holiday: room, three meals, soft drinks, kids club and tennis are all in. The property runs a full Italian-style daily entertainment programme, which is loud but well-organised; the kids club is split into mini (4-7), maxi (8-12) and junior (13-17) and runs in English, French and Italian. Golf shuttle is included in the all-inclusive rate, but tee fees and rental are charged at the course. Tennis academy on site is a useful complement for non-golfing parents.

Why families love Ali Pasha Hotel

Ali Pasha is the value choice in El Gouna and the one to pick if your family stays a week or longer with kids who eat unpredictably. The self-catering family suite has a small kitchen and a separate kids' bedroom, which means breakfast at your own pace and a place to make a sandwich at midnight if anyone wakes up hungry. Marina-side location puts you 30 seconds from a dozen restaurants outside the hotel, which is unusual for the Red Sea. Beach access is via lagoon shuttle to the El Gouna club beach (5 minutes, free with the room key).

Why families love Tropitel Sahl Hasheesh

The two courts and the lakeside layout make this a good pick for families with mixed-ability players: parents play singles on court 1 while the 9-year-old practises serves on court 2 against the wall. Reception lent us junior rackets in two sizes. Pool layout is the standout — long infinity edge with a separate kids' splash pool. Food is the weak point (buffet repeats every 4 days) but the tennis access more than compensates.

Why families love Steigenberger Golf Resort El Gouna

This is the obvious pick for serious golfers: rooms overlooking fairways, a 90-second walk from room to first tee, and a pro shop with a fitting service. Family-side, the resort runs a 4-12 kids club from 9am to 6pm with a daily art-and-craft, swim and Arabic-language session. Two of the pools are designated family pools (lifeguarded, no music after 6pm); one is quieter. The shuttle to the private beach runs every 20 minutes from 9am to sunset. Less boutique-feeling than La Maison Bleue or Chedi, more of a proper resort experience.