The bars around the hotel are great. In the evenings the hotel does have outdoor discos and entertainment but the best thing is to sit, relax, chat to your friends that you're guaranteed to make and enjoy the beer, cocktails and drink the night away. With a choice from about 10-12 cocktails, wines, spirits and beer you can't go wrong. Very friendly bar staff, amongst them, George, who you'll see in my picture below, who will talk to you and tell you about the place and the history of it. Good fun lad and always up for a laugh.
Dress Code: No dress code, although it's polite to the locals for men to wear long trousers but they will understand if you're too hat to do so.
Written Oct 9, 2007
Address: Near main restaurant, El Wekala.
In Taba and Taba Heights the nightlife is not really there, some shows with bellydancers are put on but all the hotel`s in this area are lacking anysort of night time excitment although you can have a good laugh with the bar staff.
Dress Code: Casual.
Updated Feb 28, 2006
Taba Heights is really just 3 4/5* hotels (a 4th is being built), there are a few restaurants at the back of the resort which can be reached using the bus that goes round the resort but we were on half board so didn't use them. All of the hotels are happy for you to go and use their facilites.
The Hyatt has a casino, and they all have several bars. The cave bar at the Marriott is very unique! If dancing is your thing the Marriott has a bar which is soundproofed where they have uptodate music & a dance floor.
All of the hotels have Egyptian nights which I was a little dubious about as I'm not a fan of hotel entertainment, however we went to the one at the Marriott (held on top of the cave bar)& the Sofitel. we also experienced a Bedouin Night at the Marriott which I really enjoyed, you sit under a sort of tent on the beach lounging on cushions and your food is brought round & you eat it with your hands. there was of couse belly dancing too!
A golf couse is being built at present, this is between the hotels & the "village" where the hotel workers live.
For watersports as non of the hotel have them on the beach there is a center which is reached on the free resort bus that calls at all of the hotels, the village & the watersports center. Everything is surprisingly reasonable & they have most sports available the link is below : http://www.redseawaterworld.com/Qsite/home.htm
Written Nov 12, 2005
Taba casino is open 2 pm - 8 am, 24 hours on weekends.
The punters are all Israeli, and a sour and surly lot they are - have never seen such miserable faces... Staff are not all smiles as well. Dealers speak little English if at all.
The casino itself is relatively small, play is in USD only with a bank nearby offering extortionate exchnage rates. If you stay at the Hilton, this is more or less all there is in way of nightlife right now...
Updated Jun 10, 2005
Just a bar really, not much activity apart from the resident Russian dancers who made a welcome diversion.
Written Dec 14, 2002
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Just a bar really, not much activity apart from the resident Russian dancers who made a welcome diversion.
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Q: Does anyone know or have a link to the up to date (2012) border crossing costs from Taba into Eilat and back again? thanks

A: Link to the up to date? Good luck ;-) The cost is about 20 euro, I guess it is for each direction.
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Visted Taba Heights, feb 2006. First landed at Taba Airport (which is also a miltary base) was quite shocked to see how unorgainised it was there with only one flight coming in and there staff trying...
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When Eilat becomes full, I like to head to Taba. Much more secluded, excellent beaches and generally a cheap place to vacation.
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I spent an amazing week at the Hyatt Regency Resort in Taba Heights. What made it so amazing was the scenery, I could see 4 countries just standing on the beach; Egypt, Israel, Jordan and Saudi...
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What can i say. Amazing. The people, the hotels, the scenery, this place has it all. It's lovely to go somewhere with loads of people and shops and loads to do and see, but this was just perfect, not...
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Taba is popular with both Europeans and Israelis - 4/5 star hotels at affordable prices, great beaches, and for Israelis - close to the border. A Taba 5-star hotel, however, is a bit different to one...
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