Shams Safaga Resort

Initially upgraded ( ! ) to a bungalow. Two separate beds. A TV with about 12 channels and only one in English on a TV set that came out of the 1970's with abysmal reception. There was no internet available unless you wanted to pay per hour ( expensive ) by purchasing a card. There were no plugs in the sink or bath, no coffee provided and a window that was exceedingly difficult to open and close with a fly screen that did not fit. This all inclusive resort consisted of the worst wine I have ever drunk in my life and what seemed to be watered down ( or the absolute cheapest ) spirits. The staff however everywhere were friendly, accommodating and efficient, polite and respectful. The food was generally very good albeit a little bit repetitive, the grounds and amenities, beach and everywhere were all kept clean...although I did find it irritating that lying on a sunbed one was continually pestered by touters for various other services. Nevertheless overall pleasant enough for a short stay but at the end of the day it is not a place I would ever return to.

All in all it was lovely trip the hotel is very nice, excellent beach, room was great but I think food needs some attention