excellent stay, excellent location, comfortable rooms and fantastic breakfast. Loads to do on the hotel gorunds itself but worth visiting naema bay which is where its lively.

My boyfriend and I spent one week at Radisson sas and we really loved it! The hotel itself is very nice and clean, the surroundings is so relaxing..the sea is absolutely wonderful!!! the moment you dive into it, you forget everything!
The food is just alright..the assortment is not very wide:)
The staff is very friendly and helpful, they are really willing to do everything the guest needs.
Entertainment team..well, they are really nice and very friendly people and we enjoyed their company a lot.however, entertainment itself is quite poor.
Anyway, if you want to have a great night out, just take a taxi to Nabq Bay! we paid just 6 dollars for it and had a fantastic time there!
In general, the hotel is very lovely for a relaxing holidays:)

The Radisson SAS in Sharm is a relatively new resort which covers a wide area between the main road and the sea front (the hotel has its own private beach). The property is close to the airport - great for plane spotters but not so for tourists looking for a zero noise environment.

The predominantly male staff is extremely helpful and very friendly. All of them seem to love children! Tourists come from a variety of countries. However, during the winter months, Eastern Europe dominates - with a fair share of Swiss, Germans and other Europeans. Average quite young for a 5 star resort, quite a few families.

Great gym with good equipment, 3 different saunas, several pools and the usual recreational facilities. Tourists need to know that they can enter the Red Sea only via pier as the entire sea front is one corall reef. But the view you get once you put on your snorkel gear is fantastic.

The buffet food is OK but you get tired of it after a week. Good that they are enough à la carte restaurants in the resort. Even with a full hotel, you dont really have to stand in line for the food. Because of its vast size, you never see big crowds everywhere.

We stayed in the Marine Club rooms, closer to the sea and slightly bigger than the standard rooms. Sea view and a nice garden with enough green grass for kids to play.

Standing out are the nice people woking there and the beautiful landscape and gardens of the resort. Good value for money.

We went for Egypt because we really needed a rest and it was the only place still with good temperatures without going long haul. We stayed at the Radisson SAS in Sharm. How this is confused with the hotel across the road with a different name I don't know?

Firstly we booked half board with Olympic because it states 11 restaurants in the brochure with no suggestion of "local supplements" but reading trip advisor made me ask the question which eventually got answered several days later. The half board is for the main restaurant ONLY or a 25% discount in the other 5(not 10) restaurants. Half board was worth £30 English per day for a couple so to get my £30 pounds worth in the other restaurants we would have had to spend £120 per meal. I obviously cancelled the half board because it had been misrepresented. They then charged me for doing this and gave me less of a discount for the total holiday. When I complained the customer service immediately said I would be refunded both items. Up until we left I still hadn't received these or the half board monies back!

Olympic use Monarch Airways. Please be aware these planes are only suitable for children and very small people. The seats are not suitable for a 5 1/2 flight and should be avoided.

When we arrived we had already booked the marina upgrade. The fruit, wine, coffee making facilites robes and slippers were all there and although probably not worth it are a nice touch. Be aware they are all ground floor on a hill, so you may be able to see the sea but you'll be looking out over the buildings below you, only the rooms at the bottom look directly onto the beach.

Sun beds etc wasn't a problem at any time but it may have been a quiet week because of the time of year?

The rooms are clean and large but are on the verge of looking a little tired.

The food itself is limited and in general poor in the main restaurant but the Italian,pizza are ok whereas the Lebanese and the seafood are pretty good. We didn't try the French. Room service was good.

The cost for a lunch was under £20 with drinks per couple and the meals with say a couple or beers a bottle of wine (stick to the rose) in the other restaurants ranged from £45 to £75 per couple, which considering one night I had a massive plate of sea bass, calamari and huge prawns wasn't bad.

We went on the quads with the snorkling day out and it was brilliant (don't eat the food).

The snorkling itself off the beech of the hotel is worth the money itself for the whole holiday. People would pay a lot more to go and scuba diving holidays and not see what we saw snorkling.

The shop keepers are all pushy but just rudely blanking them like the Russians do to everyone anyway is the most affective approach if you're not intrested. If you are interested offer them half is the rule of thumb. The staff however were extremely friendly and helpful.

In general everyone we spoke to whether it was the Savoy or Hilton all said it was a star below what it was portrayed. Although contrary to the idea of having stars which should be the same the world over I would say it is a 4/5 star for Northern Africa which is not as good as other areas of the globe. The thing to set this against is the price, which is roughly what you would get an average 3 star with a small pool in Greece for.

So, good value for money but manage your expections until you get in the sea and you'll gt your monies worth.