Overall this is a very nice hotel, great facilities, with plenty of restaurants to choice from. The only real bad thing about this hotel is the price of food and drink. You pay about £3.50 for a beer, which is way more expensive than we paid elsewhere in Egypt.
The restaruants are varied with something to suit all tastes, but again, can cost a bit, especially the Thai one. We found that the lunchtime offerings we a bit limited, I think they need to offer more light snacks.
The room was very nice and spacious, very clean with all the facilities you would expect from a 5 star hotel.

The Hyatt Regency in Sharm El Sheikh is a wonderful hotel. When I stayed there with my family, the hotel was fully booked, yet the hotel did not feel crowded, nor did service suffer.

The hotel is very beautiful, offering a combination of resort architecture with traditional Islamic architectural touches. It is also very clean and beautifully landscaped. The swimming pool is one of the best features, as it is a series of pools descending along the cliffside on which the hotel is built. The uppermost pool has a lazy river, waterfalls and a cave. These are great for adults and children alike, as is the waterslide. The beach is also wonderful. It is clean with plenty of umbrellas and seating, and the snorkeling is wonderful. There are many fish to be seen (surgeon fish, wrasse, parrot fish, butterfly fish, etc. etc.) just by sitting on the jetty.

I found the service at this hotel to be excellent on every level, with attentive and very friendly staff at all levels from housekeeping to front desk.

It is a short drive from the airport (make sure to request the free shuttle pickup) and a short drive from Na'ama Bay, which has a wide range of shops and restaurants.

My daughter and I have just returned from a weeks stay at the Hyatt
It was our first trip to Egypt and we were a bit apprehensive but we need not have worried from the minute we stepped into the hotel we were looked after. We chose to stay in the Regency Club part of the hotel as we have done this before in hyatt hotels in different parts of the world and found them to be very good, this was no exception the room although not hugely luxurious was modern and very comfortable and extremely clean. (I am particularly fussy) the bed linen was of very good quality as were the towels and changed daily. We had a ground floor room with a nice view of the immaculate gardens, if you want the full sea view ask for a 2nd floor room.
The Regency Club is a lovely place to eat breakfast on the terrace the service was exceptional,evening canapes were all very good but some times very busy but having said that we did always manage to find a seat . The pool area is really nice and one of the things I really enjoyed about the club was there were always sunbeds even at 11.00am ! the pool butlers are excellent at their jobs and really looked after you.
The bit my blond beautiful 21year old daughter enjoyed was the professionalism of the staff ie no unwanted attention, very unlike alot of places.
So to sum up a very nice hotel for a weeks r&r in very nice surroundings with lovely people the Hyatt has really got it sorted
go and enjoy !

Overall this is a great hotel.

Exterior:
as you walk in security is very tight!!
The front of the building is nothing spectacular, low key and minimal.
When you get in the resort its all about the views and the cascade down to the sea, its superb and well maintained.

Interior.
Marble and clean classical finish. once again nothing too spectacular.

Rooms:
Once again, clean, large, clean and classical finish (but not dated). We had a sea view room 3116 and the views were spectacular.
Mini bar, well stocked.
TV, not lcd or plasma but it worked.
Table and chairs and a big arm chair.
Balcony had beautiful sea views table and chairs and a lounger.
Bathroom Separate shower, bath and black marble.


Pools:
Nice pools
but extremely busy and beds very close together.
Pool butlers quick and effieient.

Restaurants/Bar
Thai: brilliant food and excellent ambiance.Average cost for 2 £80
Cascade: outside, overlooking sea..Food was good, service and style trying to be 5 star but not quite there....eat at the italian in ritz carlton, that was 5 star and cheaper. Average cost for 2 with wine £100
Souk: excellent fun, out door eating area with various types of food, italian, steak,chinese,egyptian, fish and salad bar. Idea is you buy 15 tokens and pay for what you eat. Average cost for two £40 with some wine.
Alcohol: if you dont drink, this experience will be reasonable priced. If you do expect to pay over the odds.
Wine: egyptian (which was ok) £5 per glass, £20 per bottle.
Wine: World wide (but would only cost £5 in UK) £60 per bottle
Beer: £4
Shots: £5
The bar: really good design, waiters really good especially George. Where they get it wrong is the entertainment in the bar, week nights is a singing duet (ok for one nite but not every night). Friday night a DJ, playing in appropriate music with extereme profanities..ok for a club..not for a 5 star hotel.

Staff:
Superb some of the best service you will ever get..there motto "my pleasure"

Beach:
Awesome, coral reef, stunning fish...bring your snorkel.

Weather:
36 c in April...too hot.

Other:
Bloody mosquitos..bring spray.
Deli belly...yes twice...wash your hands after using money.
Internet good..cost £2 for 30 mins.
I didnt stay in the club rooms, but would consider as the pool was quiter and you get pre dinner cocktails....by all accounts the rooms are the same.

Summary:
3 actual 5 star hotels in Sharm, Everyone I spoke to said there ranked in this order Four seasons, Hyatt and then Ritz.
I can definately say the hyatt is better than the ritz as we went for dinner.
Next time I would try to get into the four seasons first.
Hyatt I would stay again but in the club rooms...the hotel is good, but its 4.5 stars not 5...some things let it down.
YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR TIME HERE