Holiday 10-17 March, room 1812. Everyone was very friendly. The food was great, with a good choice at every meal. The restaurant manager worked his socks off, and was there each and every meal - I don't think the man sleeps! Nabil (Housekeeping) really looked after us, and when we asked for extra water in the room provided in the blink of and eye, and then made sure we always and an extra bottle, and we loved the extra special touch with the towels, shaped as a cobra and a swan.
Hussein and his colleagues in the Tiran restaurant was fantastic, remembering our drinks order at meal times, and that of another couple we dined with on a few occasions!
We were told even the salad was washed in mineral water, and neither of us had any tummy problem.
Great hotel, fantastic staff 10/10
Thank you for a wonderful holiday

I had an excellent stay at See Breeze Resort. Just came back after 7 days and it felt like a dream.
Location is great, direct at the Red sea. Ok, there was not a real beach but the sunbeds were placed on sand. And because the coral, you need to use the platform to go into the water anyway. The coral reef is great for snorkelling.
Due to the small blocks, the hotel does not feel a factory at all. Rooms are nice and clean, and you can tell the hotel is very new; with big glass doors.
We enjoyed the excellent buffets; with every day an other theme. We even found the smoked salmon with breakfats (thanks Tarek).
The staff was great, helpfull and always in for a joke. Special thanks for beachboys Mohammed and Samwil, and also David from the pool. Also for Hussein from the restaurant (even remebered our favourite drinks).
Also our speedboat tour from the agency at the beach was great, no bus trip to the harbor needed.
Animation team was very active all day and also the special shows in the evenings were from nice to breath taking (the fakir show). Nice detail; the additional shows (no people from tehe hotel) didnt even ask for tips or money.
Anyway, its hard to think about what else you need, without going into bizarre features; we had a great stay in a lovely resort!

Stayed at hotel from 8th-15th March in block 1500. On arrival we were met with a lovely cocktail and taken to our room after a short delay. We paid an extra £35 for a sea view and although we could technically see the sea, it wasn't the best of views but the room was well decorated and spacious. The beds are massive and very comfortable, the aircon works very well, the bathroom could have been lovely if finished properly but it didnt affect our stay at all. The cleaner was lovely and made some interesting animals from towels.

The resort is on a narrow strip which goes downhill towards the red sea, its not too steep but I can see it would be difficult for prams/wheelchairs etc. There are buses which run through the day to take you from one end to the other but walking only takes a minute or two.

Food at the tiran restaurant was good and varied, the chefs would make a signature starter dish each night on the restaurant floor as you walked in and other than the buffet food they also cook fresh omlettes and pasta dishes on request. Desserts were the same most nights and most of them didnt taste very nice, all very very sweet but still lots of options with fresh fruits as well. We didnt try the elements restaurant which was extra but they served lovely food at lunchtime consisting of pizza, burgers and sandwiches (we usually ordered 2 dishes at lunch because portions were a bit on the small side but that wasn't a problem)

There were several pools, all different sizes, one had a slide and an icecream bar, others were cold water pools and others warm with pool side bars. We tended to stay at the front near the jetty (there wasnt much of a beach but lots of nice loungers and the staff were always on hand to bring you fresh towels and find you a spot to lie). Staff also came round every hour or so to take drink orders but there were a few bars around all of the pools for all inclusive drinks and cocktails.

The amination team were very friendly and seemed to speak to everyone they met, the animation routine did become boring as it was the same every day with cheesy songs and dances but i did enjoy the water gymnastics and water polo.

There were a mixture of russians/germans/british people at the resort and we had no problems with anyone.

You do get pestered a bit around the pool/beach to sign up for beauty treatments, water sports and professional photos but most are nice enough if you are not interested. Ahmed organised us trips to the desert for quad biking and camel riding which was the highlight of our stay. We went parasailing and on an inflatable coach pulled by a speed boat which cost us 200 LE each per trip, they only lasted for 5-10mins which was less than stated but it was still good value. Most people seemed to mention about tiping but we didnt actually tip anyone except our cleaner and felt the staff were still very welcoming and attentive.

The hotels provides a free bus to nama bay on an evening, here you get pestered every 2 metres and a lot of the egyptian men were rude and offensive if you didnt want to go into their shop, difficult to really look around so you need to be confident to walk away and actually do your own thing if you want to buy anything without feeling pressured.

Soho square was a taxi ride around for 80LE return which the hotel organise. It was a mix of nice restaurants and shops without the hassel, we dined at the thai and chinese restaurant and the food was exceptional for around £20-£30 per person drinks.

The hotel has a cash machine which changes most currencies into Egyptian, we found the rate was better than the UK giving us 9.3 per pound so might be better to change some money here instead.

All in all a really nice 4 star hotel which I would recommend to anyone