I am a single parent and myself and my 2 children have just returned fro the st george in egypt . What can i say it was excellent the food the room the staff at the hotel and the beach every aspect of the holiday was great. We are returning to the st george in march cant wait we have all fallen in love with egypt and her lovely people. Well by for now see you in march st george cant come quick enough.Gaye, Sophia, And Daisy room no.1081.

Had a brilliant holiday at this hotel and would recommend it. Every one was so friendly and the staff could not do enough for us . Food was excellent and hotel was very clean. A must do is the bedion night , city tour and sunset cruise which were all organised by the hotel staff. Both beaches were lovely and clean and the all inclusive on the beach was lovely. A big hello to Hany, Tamer , Ahmed and Romany who were the waiters. Ostman the Chef ( pasta man ) and Sammer who did the city tour which was very informative. We have never been to Egypt before but are hoping to return to this hotel again for a week in November as we had such a good time . Thanks for such a great holiday

we have stayed in a lot of hotels,this hotel was different,Not one thing can i say bad about this lovely place.The staff could not do more for us ,they treated everyone like owner of the hotel and you feel at home.The food,there was such a great variety of food that there must be something you would like,somewhere in all the Displays of food on offer but the quality could be better .Then there is the hotels beach!Food and drink for the all inclusive.
in general all the staff is cheerful for the whole day they always keep the smile on their face even at end of the day . You can remember all the staff one by one starting form the bell man till the animation team
we will be back for sure.

Thanks for all the management of the hotel and all the staff to make us happy during our stay .

Mr and Mrs Doss,Egypt

Have returned today from our 1 week holiday staying at the St George (our ages are 24 & 27). We are happy that we didn't book to stay for 2 weeks.

Good Points: Staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Rooms are spacious and clean. Nice pool areas. Free bus to Naama bay and the beach.

Bad Points: This hotel is marketed as a 4* but I would say it is a very average 3*. The food and drink was the biggest let down in terms of quality and selection. Food served at breakfast was usually dry and if you wanted a glass of fresh orange juice you had to pay for it (I know a lot of all inclusive resorts do not serve fresh fruit juice throughout the day but at breakfast I believe it should be provided). Watermelon is usually served at breakfast, lunch and dinner but then between lunch and dinner time a hotel member of staff would wonder around the sun beds trying to sell it to people. Lunch at the beach is a lot better than that provided at the hotel and the food in the evening is very repetitive, chicken, fish or beef none of which looked very appetising and really didn't taste great. All drinks are served in plastic cups (as per the cups that would be used at childrens parties - very small!) and all dinner plates and breakfast bowls were small so you could not fit a large amount of food on them - not too sure if this is intentional?!

Considering we were told this was a 4* hotel a kettle was not supplied with the room and if you want one you will have to pay £5 a week. A hair dryer is not provided either. We visted while the Euro 2008 football tournament was being played and the hotel obviously saw this as another way to make money because if you wanted to watch the football you had to pay £2 per match.