Rixos Hotels in Sharm El Sheikh

It is an all-inclusive luxury hotel in Sharm el-Sheikh. It is very close to the airport. We have a 150-pound taxi. It is expensive and should be cut to 100. Advantages: 1. The layout of the suite rooms is reasonable, and the bathroom is especially comfortable and spacious. 2, the main restaurant is large enough, rich in variety, lunch, and dinner. Especially for dinner, the outdoor barbecue section has grilled shrimp and grilled fish. Indoor part of salmon, crab, green mussels, squid, all kinds of chicken, beef and mutton. There are no five-star hotels in Egypt that can do this. 3, the children's club is very large, both indoors and outdoors. There is also a small water park. 4, the resort covers a large area, the pool is also enough, no matter which building has a close swimming pool. 5, the evening show is superior in Egypt, the first half hour is to bring the children to dance. The latter is the official program. 6, the shuttle bus in the resort is more frequent, you must take the car at the point. Disadvantages: 1, all-inclusive hotel, three meals, beach, pool, drinks in the theater are free. However, several specialty restaurants such as Japanese restaurants, Turkish restaurants, Italian restaurants, etc. still need to make an appointment and pay. In Egypt we have also tried other all-inclusive hotels. Apart from the main restaurant, other specialty restaurants are basically free. So such an all-inclusive is a bit regrettable. 2, nabq bay's beach is congenitally short, very hard reef, want to snorkel through the trestle and then go to the sea, inconvenient. But the fish is really beautiful and beautiful. In short, based on our experience of living in 11 resorts in the Red Sea of Egypt, this is a great recommendation and will go again.

When I went on a business trip, I stayed at the hotel. It is the best hotel in Sharm el-Sheikh, the hotel is relatively leisurely. The minibar is very rich, and there is a music performance in the evening, and the restaurant is great. And there are many restaurants to choose from, mainly all-inclusive, and you can eat for free. highly recommended.

WELCOME: First impressions at reception were good: welcoming staff, attentive, first impressions of grounds were good. No welcoming drink, however there was a bar in the reception area where we were able to get a drink of choice. Offered refreshments, foods, drinks in the buffet, even though it was after 23:30 at night. The grounds were beautiful and well kept, perfectly manicured, and tended to daily (staff were visible working every day maintaining the grounds). ROOMS: Rooms and suites were located in detached blocks, with a golf buggy service to take you to your room if needed for mobility issues. We had upgraded to an Executive Suite, at a charge of £500 for 10 nights for 2 people, which in our opinion was worth the money. The suites are of a superior standard, with a spacious bathroom, plenty of storage, a living area with a desk/vanity, and large flat screen TV - with the ability to Smart Mirror on Samsung Devices. The cleaning and laundry services were satisfactory, however the complimentary robes were small (child’s sizes). If you are above a UK size 6-8 you will struggle to close the robe properly. On occasions, toilet roll was not replaced. Maintenance services available for any issues with the room, we only had minor issues, majority of which were fixed and didn’t affect our holiday (e.g. broken light). ENTERTAINMENT: The entertainment programme was excellent, with musicians in the buffet area both at breakfast and lunch, which was a most welcome background environment. Of an evening, again entertainment was excellent, and although attended well, you could always get a table. A special mention to Erit the children’s entertainer, who from observation was excellent with the kids, but also made an effort to include adults without children. A favourite of ours was the Michael Jackson Tribute Act on the Sunday Evening - FANTASTIC. Every evening after the main act a DJ joined the stage along with back ground dancers, who were professional and enthusiastic. CATERING/SERVICE: Moving on to catering, service and drinks. Regrettably, this lets the Rixos Golf Villas down terribly. First impressions of the buffet were of course at midnight for us, and although the food was limited and luke warm, was not too concerned because of the hour. Very few staff available in the buffet area, and you had to queue at the bar for a drink. Drinks were not replenished, and the wine was not chilled to taste. More annoyingly, after having queued at the bar, albeit only for a few minutes, the bar staff then offered to bring the drinks to the table, and would not allow you to take them yourself. BREAKFAST: First impressions of breakfast were a lot better, with a station for freshly cooked omelettes, a variety of hot and cold dishes, and a fresh fruit station. LUNCH/DINNER: We found both lunch and dinner to be repeated options, some of which were luke warm at best, although throughout the holiday we learnt the best hot food options, as they were being served fre