We didn't stay at the hotel but booked a morning dive for me, my son and his girlfriend. Got picked up from our apartment by a free taxi which was good, but then it went down hill. We were greeted by a too busy german bloke who just wanted us checked in and off as quickly as possible. No personal service even when I spoke german to him. The 2 16 years olds did a trial dive and I just wanted to dive for a morning as we had plans for the afternoon. However as I already have my padi this wasn't possible and kept being told I'd have to pay for a full day. When I said i didn't want to spend the day diving without my partner who had an ear infection so couldn't dive, they kept asking when I wanted to rebook. They are only after the money here. Then I was left miles away from my apartment and left to find my own way home as a single blond female with very little money on me. Thankfully I got back safely. When we collected my son and his girlfriend at 12noon, we couldnt get through as it was pray time. Having found a way round the back and found the german again, he struggled to cope with taking payment in US dollars which he originally said was fine. Thankfully I had my iPhone as he tried to short change us on the currency exchange. My son said the dive was good, but the instructor was a bit stroppy. All in all not great. And same price as Sinai divers which are so much better.

We loved Inmo and stayed for 5 nights to soak up the Sinai sunshine. The rooms are pretty much standard, unless you want to stump up for the deluxe options, but it's the overall value for money that makes this a great choice.

The staff are friendly and good fun. It is focussed on divers but I'm not a diver and loved every minute. The courtyard is an oasis of calm, with tables set around a nice clean pool and a cool wooden deck area for sun worshippers that faces out onto the sea. Breakfast is included in the price and is the best help yourself buffet we found in Africa, a mix of local and european food.

Oh and did I mention the house reef that is on the back doorstep? Just walk out the hotel, across the path and out over the rocks for 20m and you have your own private reef to enjoy. Bliss.

My wife tried an intro dive as she wanted to know if she liked diving before committing to a PADI. Her instructor was fantastic and made her feel very calm. She had 1-on-1 tuition and enjoyed a 40min dive down to 10m. She came back buzzing and the service we received (I came along to snorkel) was excellent.

We wouldn't hesitate to come back here again.

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james & muneeza

My husband and I and our 14 month old son stayed here for three nights and were very happy with the resort. Staff were extremely friendly especially to our young son, the hotel is very child friendly with a nice pool and children's pool as well as play ground. The hotel is very clean and service is great. It is in a quieter section of Dahab so great for people who want quiet as well as families., though restaurants are just a few steps away. We also ordered food from the hotel restaurant one night and it was fantastic. We cannot say enough about the hotel manager Osama who also looked after our son for an hour while we dove. Great dive shop too! Would stay here again for sure.

This place is not as great as advertised. Besides being more pricey than other hotels with similar rooms, the staff here is pretty much untrained. You enter what looks like a military camp with a guard in the front, a guard in the back and a guard in the middle obviously monitoring everybody's movement. I felt the guards harass me, always asking me who I am and what I'm doing there. And when I complained, one of the employees told me blankly that the owner of the place doesn't like to rent rooms to Egyptians. So I took my Egyptian money and checked out the next day. Mind you there are several great hotels on the promenade which offer a much better service and atmosphere for almost the same price. They treat people differently depending on their origins, germans will be treated better than east europeans who are treated better than egyptians/africans.

The towels were not as clean as they should be. Bathrooms don't have even soap, and rooms are not pretty from the inside or the outside.. Seriously, for $5 more per night you can get a place that's muuuuuch better (and I did!)