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Once this hotel was in the top ten in Sharm. Now, of course, only the territory remains from its former splendor, and even that is a little tired. The crisis is affecting, but it is noticeable that the management is trying to stay afloat.
Check-in - immediately a huge hello to our "beloved" monopoly UIA for a delay of 4 hours, as a result of which we were at the hotel at 23, and not for dinner. And for the broken-down "liners" with such a distance between the seats that, as I understand it, it will soon be necessary to fly standing up, like in a tram)
Settlement - no problem, brought to the taf-taf.

Food - familiar to Egypt, it's not a problem to find something tasty - fish, meat, in the evening - grilled, fresh vegetables. There are few fruits, dates are almost always inedible green. Baking is monotonous and tasteless, except for puffs. Again - for an amateur. Coffee is terrible, better drink it in any bar, not in a canteen. We always had breakfast and lunch at Sea Breeze - sea, fresh air, less people. A la carte restaurants work, only one is free - by the pool, the food is a little better and more accurately done + ripe dates, persimmons and strawberries)
Wifi is very weak, only in the lobby
Guides Join up - stable, like voltage in the outlet - who did not buy a tour from them - an empty place. They even try to be rude, but, having received a rebuff, they calm down.
Relax pool for adults - very good
The biggest negative (again, this is a personal opinion) is the sea. One broken-down pontoon and for "swimming" - a narrow strip to the buoys and the people, like herring in a barrel. Pretty poor underwater world and tortured corals plus a scourge with his rattling whistle, whose duty is to prevent you from drifting at least 2 meters from the buoys. I immediately agreed with him that I would swim along, but behind the buoys, I no longer whistled. The beach itself is normal, if not for the bad habit of taking sunbeds. Citizens still do not realize that they create this problem themselves, it’s just a problem with cause-and-effect relationships.
In general, the price-quality ratio is acceptable, you can go once, but no more