Just had to inform all that the pools were the best i have ever been in. When you walk to the end of the garden and get into the last pool it is the most relaxing expeirence ever. rooms were excellant and the food and service were brilliant. word of advict the alcohol is exspensive and the measures are small. there is an off-licinse in nama bay.

Went to the Golden Resort, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt in October 2005 and had a great time and the weather was great every day. The staff were very friendly and the hotel was very nicely laid out and even though we went during Ramadan we took full advantage of the all-inclusive alcohol! The rooms were clean and spacious and had a luxurious feel to them. The food was also very good for an all inclusive, buffet style with lots of choice and differing menus every night. We went into Sharm El Sheikh one evening but were not that impressed, spent most nights in the hotel where it felt much safer. We also used the facilities of the 5* sister hotel across the road - there are a choice of 3 restaurants but they are not part of the all-inclusive price but are still very reasonably priced - just be aware of the prices for the wine! As its imported we ended up paying near £50 for a mediocre bottle! There is also a small private beach that you can use which has great views and was all very relaxed - the bar people were very friendly and they couldnt do enough for you! The pools were stunning and kept very nice and the gardens too were well maintained, with nice little bridges and most importantly . . plenty of sunbeds! We took a trip to Cairo to see the pyramids. Cairo seems quite run down and there were lots of people begging etc so you have to keep your wits about you but the sights were very interesting and I would recommend the excursion to the museum too, it usually comes as a package with the Pyramids and the Sphinx. The pyramids were great and you dont realise how big they are, but be aware if you suffer from chlausterphobia as it may not be a good idea that you venture into the Pyramid, and theres not a great deal to see anyway! Overall a thoroughly enjoyable holiday :)

We had a lovely time at this hotel. From the minute you arrive you are given a drink to 'destress' you and then taken to your room in a golf buggy, you are looked after all the time you are there. The staff are very curteous without being over the top.
The bedrooms are very spacious and just as the picture in the brochure/internet. We were offered an upgrade when we got there for a charge but glad we hadn't bothered when we saw the room which overlooked the pool.
The grounds are lovely although the pool was very cold due to the time of year. The hotel has its own private beach and you can always find a sun bed with shade. You have to get into the sea from the jetty as you are not allowed to walk on the coral but everyone must go and have a look you will be amazed at all the lovely fish even if you can't snorkel very well (which I couldn't but the lifeguards did offer to teach me).
The entertainment wasn't our cup of tea - singer with piano (although he was quite good).
The food on all inclusive was very good and a buffet , there was always plenty of choice and every night there was a different theme with show cooking by the chef.
Would not hesitate to recommend this hotel and will definitely be going back.
This was our first time in Egypt and I must admit the security was a bit off putting (even though you know it is for your safety). There are checkpoints along the roads and all hotels have gatehouses/barriers and have armed guards at night. We did go to Naama Bay and even then on the coach had to go through checkpoints. If you can ignore that part then you will have a great time in Sharm el Sheikh

Wasn't sure what to expect in Egypt or the hotel because there are so many mixed reviews but me and my husband went for one week and had a brilliant time. The hotel was lovely, its about 10 minutes away from the airport and 20 minutes away from Naama Bay, so we thought it was a good location. We had pool view/sea view standard ground floor room which was really spacius and very clean, we were really comfortable. It is a five star hotel for Egypt but not what Brits would view as a 5 star British Hotel but it was still a fab hotel, the grounds and gardens are beautiful, really nice pools and it has its own private beach with its own coral reef for snorkling which was great and a lot of fun, the staff in general were all friendly so we would definately reccommend the hotel. We went quad biking in the desert which was good fun but would definately recommend the buggy cars which we did in Lanzarote, they did it in Sharm El Sheikh as well and its ten times faster than the quads, they shot past us on our journey through the desert! We also did the trip to the pyramids on bus which as great when we got there, the pyramids are really amazing, but it was an 8 hour bus journey there and back so be prepared! Make sure you take your own tissue as they charge you in the toilets ridiculous prices for a couple of sheets! The bus journey to Cairo cost us £25 (you get bus journey, cairo museum, lunch on the Nile, pyramids and sphinx inc) each which was good prices. We bartered down every price we got for anything...what ever someone asks you for, make sure you half the price straight away and barter from there, the Egyptians told us that Brits in general get charged higher prices than the polish or the russians (on our quad trip we were told to pretend we were polish by the excursion manager because we'd got them down to such a cheap price!). Theres a hotel bus that charges £4 return to into Naama Bay which we used all the time also taxis were cheap, Naama Bay was great nightlife, we went to Pacha which was a brilliant night out although expect London prices!! We got some great cheap restaurants though, we had gone B&B at the hotel so we dined out a lot, it was worth it though, you get to meet loads of people....all in all we had a fab time and would reccommend going and would go back ourselves