The hotel itself is very majestic and beautiful. T...

The hotel itself is very majestic and beautiful. The view from any room opens to the sea. Many swimming pools, food courts, restaurants, spa. The area is huge, you can not go to the hotel.
Of the minuses: staff. I have not encountered such sexism for a long time. Very unprofessional. It is impossible to relax on the beach / by the pool. Every 2 minutes someone comes and offers a tour / diving / massage. 1 person who offered jeep safari services started being rude: I didn't ask you. Shut your mouth and for God's sake listen to what you are told. For God's sake, he shouted under his ear. And conflicted for another 10 minutes.

But the restaurant staff and animators were very friendly and cool.

Food: a lot of it, and everyone will find something to eat.

Taxi: The hotel provided a car for a trip to Hurghada. We were locked in a shop where they gave us a business card with the address where we need to go, find the owner so that he could call a taxi driver, and he will come after us in 20 minutes.
As a result, we waited for him for more than an hour: tired, frozen and angry. Good service for $ 30.

Beaches: the beach near the central building of the Citadel is no different from other beaches, but there is the most beautiful coral. Will go, take masks, pipes and coral slippers. The last one is a must!

Alcohol: beer is delicious, wine is normal, cocktails are not very much, as they are made from local alcohol.

Restaurants: you need to sign up through the reception. 1 room can go to the restaurant 1 time. We liked the Buddha bar the most. You can even dress up there.

And finally, if you are an introvert and such a number of everything around will press on your head, I pass a quiet point: in the central building on the bottom floor there is a large bar (green sign).
You reach the middle of the bar, turn left, open the door and find yourself in a smoke-free room with huge windows, sea views and such a cherished peace.
* about a smoky room, it is fashionable to smoke everywhere, and people still smoke.