Set on a broad sweep of beach just south of Hurghada, Rixos Premium Magawish spreads low and green between palms and the water. It’s an all-inclusive address built for space and daylight: suites and villas rather than standard rooms, gardens threaded with pools, and the Red Sea always in frame.

The scale is generous without feeling busy: around 410 suites and villas arranged along lanes that lead to the shore. Mornings start with a walk on the ~1.2-km sandy beach; by late morning you’re between pool decks and the sea, with service that appears when needed and recedes when you want quiet.

Dining keeps the tone polished rather than fussy—buffet for the effortless option, then a spread of à-la-carte rooms for dinner, plus bars that keep the in-between hours easy. Families peel off to kids’ spaces and shallower pools; couples find quieter corners by the gardens or the waterline.

Suites and villas face gardens, pools, or sea; higher categories add private or semi-private pool access for that easy, residential feel. Evenings tend to drift toward the beach bars and long, gold light over the water—simple pleasures done well. The 2021 opening shows in the clean lines and condition; the look is contemporary, the mood unhurried.

Practicalities help: ~7 km from Hurghada International Airport and roughly 12 km to the city center, so arrivals are quick and town is close if you want a change of scene. Book it when you want a modern, beachfront base where outlook and ease lead—a resort defined by suites, space, and that long line of Red Sea sand.