Nubian Village Aqua Hotel

The Wi-Fi is bad and only available in the lobby, and I couldn't see anything that justified the price. The resort is small compared with others in the same price range, with only a few unremarkable pools. My room felt cheap, with worn-out old furniture and an ancient TV. Some staff were downright rude, especially toward certain ethnicities, and the service was awful. I've stayed at a few resorts in Sharm, and this was the worst. Nowhere near 5-star quality.

The soup is a work of art, and all the food was just super. It's delicious for adults and children alike. Chef, you're amazing. The taste at this hotel won me over ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

A very good hotel. We book it for guests and always recommend it to Italians and people of all nationalities.

The coral reef at the beach was stunning, and there were plenty of sunloungers to choose from. We tried the pool once and the beach once, and both were great. Rooms were spacious, the staff polite and friendly, and the food was fine, although the choice wasn't huge and became repetitive after a week. We had booked a bungalow but were given an “apartment”, apparently as an upgrade. The air con was hit and miss at night, sometimes blowing warm air. Many staff struggled with English, and it felt like the hotels mostly catered to Russians and Italians. Also, no London clock in reception, though there were clocks for Kiev, Rome, and Warsaw. Come on, guys, no brownie points for that. Egrets and hoopoes hanging around the pool area were a nice bonus. The location is far from everywhere, taxi drivers hassle you as soon as you leave, and the shops across the road are a rip-off, so be careful. We're coming back to Sharm in May but will stay at another hotel and see how it compares.