Once you emerge from your hotels in Sharm el Sheikh,
the first stop should be Soho Square. The hippest spot in the area for
nightlife, you can take your pick of great bars and restaurants, clubs
and boutiques. There is plenty here to do by day, and even has an ice
rink if you’re in the mood for some skating. But it’s the evenings when
it really comes alive, and you could spend the whole night just in this
area if you wanted to.
The Mandarin is one of the chicest bars in
the area. Offering Asian ambiance at its best, this is a very stylish
spot to stop for a drink. The interior lighting changes throughout the
evening to keep the mood fresh, and speaking of fresh, the food here is
delicious. Try some tasty Asian appetisers while you decide which
cocktail to try… although The Mandarin is famous for its incredible Mai
Tais.
Inside, the whole interior
is actually made of ice, from the chairs and tables, to the walls and
bar. You won’t need any drinks on the rocks as even the glasses are made
of ice. The only thing that’s not frozen is the alcohol, so try a shot
of something strong to warm you up from the inside out. It’s an
invigorating experience.
Claire Collins is a writer who loves to travel. She recently came back from a trip to Egypt where she stayed in some fantastic Sharm el Sheikh hotels.
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