just back from a brillant 2 weeks at st georege 3 corners ,as soon as we came off plane coach was waiting for us no hanging about,went to hotel was greeted with a cold drink of juice which was needed as it was very hot checked in then went to our room the bell boy came up with our cases we tipped him and he was very happy . the room was a fare size and was in a nice quiet spot room (2116) away from everything we were very happy as we emailed the week before to ask for a quiet room .the resturant is big and the food was lovely a good choice to choose from and the cakes and choices of desserts were lovely to also in morning the was a great choice for breakfast as well(ossama )was on the egg station he made really good omelettes and fried eggs food was brillant . staff were fantastic always on the go they work there butts off very friendly indeed couldn't ask for anymore 100/100 for there service . our cleaner was called faysel he was nice as well he made us lovely towel decorations swans,lovehearts.boat, crocodile,baby he even left flowers in a wee cup and a photo frame for us to we tipped him well over the 2 weeks we was very happy man indeed he left the day before us as he was going to visit his family in cario for 2 weeks .we booked our trips through thomas cook reps (fiona) she was very nice too we booked arabian nights which was good we went up to desert in coach had 3 course meal then we had our entertainment and then done some star gazing it was wonderful we also done the adventure safari trip as well it was a early start left hotel at 7 15 am got picked up in our jeeps there was me my sister and my mum plus 2 young lads from our hotel in our jeep we headed off to meet the other jeeps and out tour leader who was mohamed he was full of great information we headed to the desert going fast over bumps i was lucky i had a handle to hold on too (lol) the others didnt so u were bumping about everywhere we stopped at 1st bedioum tent for some local info about the place then went back in jeeps and stopped off at second tent had some of there tea and bread which i didn't like bought our head scarfs for the next ride which was the camels (ahhh) we were a bit scared getting on them but once you were on it was ok you were on them for about 40 mins we paid 10 egypt pounds for the camel ride which is a £1 our money. we headed up to next tent it was abit scary getting off the other mohamed had his camcrder with him so this was fun to as you can buy dvd which cost us £20 our money he dropped it off at hotel next night we stopped off at our last tent had our lunch and drinks then we headed off to dahab for snorkling but we didnt go in we sat at bar and had a drink it was alovely beach very very warm i forgot to say in our jeep we had the driver and armed guard as well we were in last jeep also there was a arm guard in the first jeep to. our driver was quite annoying as he pestered me all day very touchy in deed but after a while you got used to it then we put money together in envelope for a tip for our driver the got dropped off at hotel great experiance .we went down to st georges beach for the day but only lasted about an hour as soon as i got there the guy who sells massgaes wouldnt leave me alone either he gave me a free hand massage which lasted about 20 mins i was embarsed as he wanted me to take my sun glasses off but i insisted not to he was alovely guy good looking but just wouldnt take a telling so we got on the free bus back up to hotel .we went to nama bay a few times as well on free bus the men pester you down there to but you get used to it as well shops are very nice to you can sit and watch the whirling devish dancers on the bars at top of shops (think thats what thee are called) they spin around for about 30 mins without stopping and spin there skirts over there head and other stuff they got on as well it brilliant .we also done the city tour with mr sammi who works at hotel he is a really nice bloke knows everything we set off to a church then to a monastry, fantasia (shopping centre)then we sat at a venue were there is a show u can book via the hotel which costs £17 and you get a lovely meals then so many shows after it which is worth the cash by the time we found out it was too late for us to book as we were going home next day we also visted a memorial as a few years ago there was a plane crash so they built this to remeber them it is lovely its got lovely doves like the reaching up to the sky down by the water we also seen the beautiful fish in the water , the water is so clear then we headed back up to hotel this was well worth the £5 it was amazing the entertainment was ok we sat at quiet pool it was peaceful there also there are many water barrels you can fill up from around hotel we were lucky as we never got any mozzie bitesi have nothing to complain about it was a fantastic next time round i will be taking all the family as they will love it and will be returning to st georges 3 corners one more thing if you intend to take the bong home you better put it in your suitcases as we got stopped at airport as you not aloud to take them in your hand luggage as there is signs up but we got stopped and the guy showed us them on x- ray but he put them on the floor then said on you go it dont matter thank god we said as we were panicing they also search through ppl suitcases and hand luggage to we were lucky they didnt do ours (lol) food very dear at airport i was £4 in our money for 2 cans of pepsi they wanted £5 our money for a tub of pringles also taxi drivers are mad the beep at you all the time and ask if you need a taxi well thats all for now hope you enjoy reading my review a nd looking at my pictures

Johnny & Jean stayed Nov - Dec 2007
I would totally agree with mick tech on a lot of his points.
Cleanlness, we stayed here in Oct 2006 & the staff were actually cleaning the little bridge over the quiet pool with tooth brushes.
I cannot fault the hotel in any way, we have now travelled to quite a few all inclusives & this is the only one we have ever returned to.
The staff are excellent. The Al a Carte upstairs is really nice & it saves you taxi fare into Naama. Yes the blue & white taxi rides are white knuckle stuff but you would not have same adrenaline rush in Blackpool for £2-3 for 4-6 people. For those of you who intend to go back you should receive a bowl of fruit & a bottle of wine free as returning customers (well tough if you dont) we did.
For those who snorkel ask Robert at the beach bar.
Sorry but I honestly cannot fault this hotel. Ok entertainment a bit naff, but what do you expect its not Las Vegas.
Thouroughly recommend

We have just returned from 2 weeks at this hotel and allthough we rate it above average we are as the title says ' A little dissapointed '
Firstly a mention for Freedom Direct who we booked with. They book everything seperatley ( Flight, Accomadation and Transfer ) and put you a package together, and when we arrived at the airport it was great to see a private mini bus for our transfer. We beat all the hassle of getting on a big coach and they were on time for our journey back as well. A great service and I would reccomend you take a look at their web-site as they are pretty cheap as well.

Now for the hotel, and I will try to keep it brief pointing out good things but mainly why we were dissapointed.
Check in was quick and easy and we were soon shown to our rooms which were fantastic. As a grown up family they allocated us an adjoining room and this was great. They were cleaned every day and we did tip the room lad, who was by the way good with his towel sculptures, but they have a habit of hanging around for a tip and if you are not there they will come back knocking on your door asking if the room clean is allright that way making you feel obliged to tip.I was unfortunately off colour a little whilst away ( Nothing to do with germs or food ) and the room lad fetched flowers and wished me well which was a nice touch.

Everthing else fantastic, friendly staff, nice bars, entertainment staff not bad for amateurs.

Problem !! Food and Dress code.
Firstly I am a fussy eater, I am not a snob, but in my opinion the food is no way near what it should be. The trouble with me is that I like plain food but the hotel does not.
Every meat is usually in sauce or gravy. Potatoes mixed with tomatoes and herbs. Potatoes mixed with cheese and never hot, sometimes warm and sometimes cool. This is not 4* standard. My wife likes all food and even she did not get on with some of it.
The sweets and salads were spot on but as Brits we like our main course. And before anybody judges me I spoke in length with the GR Manager and he said he would implement changes and I would be glad for anybody who goes there, to contact me and confirm that these changes have taken place.
Simply as I told the manager, Roast the meats seperately and have the sauces at the side so those who would like sauce can add it themselves. Boil the potatoes and leave them on their own with either a cauliflower or cheese sauce at the side that can be added. As I said to him, ' You have 260 rooms. Cook chicken in either a white wine or mushroom sauce and 130 rooms may eat it. Roast the chicken and put the sauces seperately at the side and almost 260 rooms will eat because they can eat the chicken on its own without sauces. He did actually agree and he said he thought that the way they cook the food was the way we liked it so would make changes.
One more thing and this will also answer some forum querys. Re: the dress code for gentlleman. it does not exist and it is a shame. I did say I am not a snob but not only were they allowing 3/4 shorts they allowed anything.People had beach wear on for dinner and some had vest style shirts and it really did spoil it to see this when you are having an evening meal.

Would I go back ?
If they made the changes to the meals probably, but I have just rteurned allmost a stone lighter and that is not what I call a good holiday.

I used trip advisor to research hotels in Egypt prior to my stay, all of the reviews were very positive except a few complaining about 'chavs' (true). Due to the timing of our trip, the Easter holidays, we didn't recieve some of the discounts other people did, which may be the reason my review may not be as positive as others.

I booked through travelrepublic, who are brilliant, this is the third holiday I have booked through them. Upon arrival our bags were taken from the coach and delivered to our room and we were treated to orange juice delivered via a silver tray (nice touch). We were given directions to our room and found it quickly, a bell boy later arrived and smirked as we were sitting in the dark, you need to put your room key in to make the hotel room work. We had a quick laugh with him and he gave us directions to the restaurant. We arrived in the restaurant, having never been all inclusive, we must have looked a bit shell shocked as the manager approached us saying, 'first time?'. He was very friendly and showed us what to do. The food is clearly aimed at western society and I can't blame them for catering to our needs, imagine the uproar if they didn't! I am the fussiest eater but always ate well, my boyfriend likes to try new and local dishes was far from impressed with the buffet, although being a man, still piled his plate high!

Being a teacher I had come away for a relaxing break, maybe try the spa, drink cocktails by night and sunbathe by day. There are two pools, one quiet and one noisy, both have the feeling of being packed in like a tin of sardines. Brochures and websites describe the pool area as, 'roomy', it is far from. People are literally laying next to each other. On our second day we spotted a raised platform hidden behind trees close to the quiet pool. This was our best find of the holiday, few people knew about it, and at most about 15 other sunbathers would be there. It was just a square of tiles, well spaced out sunbeds, it is surrounded by beautiful plants and flowers and is truely quiet. If you have come for a relaxing holiday that is the place to be. The sunbeds are comfy, have padding and towels are free. It is about 20metres from the pool, which is freezing, but fine once you're in. The pool was always quiet but people literally position their sunbeds around the pool so it can feel a bit like 'big brother is watching you'.

As I said previously this holiday was my first 'all inclusive' and I must say I wouldn't do it again, we breathed a sigh of relief when we got the hotel shuttle bus down to Naamba Bay. We walked around first before deciding on a restaurant. Ladies be warned, cover up, the men are not backwards in coming forwards! We chose a lovely restaurant and had a gorgeous meal by candle light on the beach front. I we had steaks and cocktails the meal cost little over £15. We enjoyed the experience so much we returned the following day. Again, I cannot stress covering up enough, my boyfriend was asked to trade me in for camels, men tried to reach out to touch me, shouts of, 'lucky, lucky man' could be heard wherever we went. I think its blond hair but i'm glad I was wearing a cardigan both my boyfriend and I felt quite intimidated but when you see other girls flirting and egging them on its hard not to feel sorry for them, they must feel very confused due to the different reactions. We tended just to smile and walk away or say a firm 'no thanks'.

One thing that did annoy me at the hotel was the constant badgering from the spa and managers of the restaurant. Every day a women from the spa would attempt to convince me to have a full body exfoliation or a facial, I think I came home with about 5 of thier pricelists. I would have taken advantage of the spa but their prices were crazy, much higher than i'd pay in England. The hotel manager would offer us the opportunity to go to the beach for a meal and dancing on a Saturday night, he would be friendly wed-thurs and be a bit more persuasive on Friday if the uptake waslow.

The service was great, I have never been to a hotel where staff are so friendly and attentive. Our cleaner Manny was lovely and the cleaners literally clean inside and out! The hotel cannot be faulted on service and cleanliness.

I wouldn't come back to this hotel, mainly because there are so many others to choose from. I'd also be tempted to choose a hotel in Naamba Bay so I don't have to go all inclusive. My parents have been to Egypt and their hotel was a huge complex with more restaurants, bars and pool choice. Plus the wine wasn't drinkable unless mixed with lemonade and the cocktails rearely tasted as they should and were so strong, their vodka is truely remarkable!

WARNING - please, please don't use the taxi touts, my boyfriend and I were naive enough to be trapped into a conversation with one and it was going swimmingly until the taxi driver and tout disagreed on a price. This resulted in a high speed journey and me sleeping with one eye open! Where possible get the shuttle bus. We chose to get a hotel taxi one night, although I think the hotel taxi drivers (who charge tripple) have 'friends' who meet their taxis and convince people to buy things from them. We were asked what time we were coming home, given a card and led into a small shack, offered drinks, potions and papyrus! It felt quite intimidating especially when he shut the door and started putting potions on us. Its hard not to feel sorry for some of them and its just their way of life.

If you are looking for a good holiday, brilliant tan, hot weather, simple food, brilliant service then this hotel is for you!