A lovely hotel with plenty of facilities for relaxing;the beach, the pool around the royal wing,and the main pools with swimming rivers and slides.
We chose to go 'all-inclusive' on the first morning which involved complicated 'instructions' as to where and when you could eat/drink. This, i would say, was the only downfall as you should be able to eat and drink anywhere. So, 'all-inclusive' did not quite mean 'all-inclusive'.
The entertainment was novel.
The golf course was very good with plenty of attentive staff.
Room was excellent and clean but the view from the balcony poor if you are in a standard room. As the hotel was running at 30% occupancy, we felt we could easily have been given a pool view room.
All in all though, a very relaxing enjoyable stay- the Noodle house is not to be missed!

Organised by Dan Lion at Holiday-Designers.com, from the first phone call to theend it was just fabulous. Rabie met us at the airport and took care of everything. Private taxi transfer. The only down side was on arrival the desk clerk spent a long time harrnging us to upgrade to 'fully inclusive', which is not what we needed after such a long trip. We decided against it anyway because we have friends in Sharm. It is good value if you book it at the hotel (do barter) but you would need to be an alcaholic or seriously hungry to warrant the extra.

Dan organised us a complimentary upgrade to the Royal Wing, which was superb. Great room, lovely gardens and we we felt really special. The beds were huge but very hard and the bathroom needs the tyles re-grouting just to cheer it up but other than that, we could not fault the room.

The hotel itself is a splendid place and though some 13 years old now, is kept pretty well up to scratch. Plenty of water, having pools and rivers meandering through the gardens which in themselves are a delight. The golf course is splendid, offering a practice range and a good 'short game' practice area which I found very useful. Like the rest of the hotel, the staff were amasing.

Ashram the bar manager is a fantastic personality and made sure his team looked after us for our two weeks and did the same with the reseraunt manager. The food was fabulous but we ate mainly in the Bistro cafe oposite the main bar, where the service and choice were superb.

There are four different 'happy hours' in the Ascot, Cove and La Luna bars, three of these offering 50% reduction - well worth it. The local beer is very good and there also well known International brands available.

A regular free bus service to Naama Bay and taxis are available (do check on price before you get in) and bear in mind the hotel ones are more expensive but in turn are also accountable! If you want a quiet, relaxing, pampered holiday then this would suit perfectly. Not cheap but quality seldom is. Do give Dan a call at Holiday Designers and let him help, great service and a wealth of knowledge in the industry.

Finally, if you are over six feet tall, try and a emergency exit seat, Mr Thompson is like most of the chartered airlines in that fill the thing up to the rim!

Stayed there for 5 nights, with my kids and wife. The reception is slighly unprofessional and poorly managed. The rooms are great and very maintained and clean. Animation teams are pretty good, however the snoopy kids club is very poor and gloomy. The food is great however expensive.

This was our first time in the Golf Resort having stayed in their sister hotel in April. My wife and I loved the hotel. We stayed in a pool view room which to be honest could do with some updating although it was very comfortable and very clean with great views across the mountains and lovely sunsets.
Staff were fantastic, food was generally good, fantastic in the Lebanese Restaurant which is a must visit. Gala nights for Christmas and New Year were simply astounding I don't know how they prepared so much variety and high quality of food.
Royal Wing pool is heated which was fantastic, bars at beach were great and all staff deserve a huge thank you. I believe the hotel operates a type of profit share and look after thier staff extreemley well which shows in their attention to detail when serving their customers. Played golf 5 times in 10 days and always enjoyed the hospitality and meeting other people.AND on the subject of people we found all other hotel guests very polite (no drunken russians) and friendly.
Finally, would I reccomend this hotel "Yes". The only downside I can think of was the lack of a decent bar where "all inclusive" guests could relax and chat over a couple of drinks - the "Fred Flinstone Bar come NIght Club" doesn't do it for mature couples in their 50's.
Another highlight is "The Camel Bar/Dive Centre" in town. Definately the best Indian Food in Sharm (not cheap mind you but worth it). Go and Enjoy.