Reviews of Three Corners St George Hotel, Sharm El Sheikh

23/9-7/10/07 Just arrived home from St George. Heaven! 2 weeks of bliss. Two tips, if you don’t like hot weather stay at home, also if you want sausage & mash stay at home.



The staff are a credit to the hotel; rooms clean and spacious food excellent. When the general manager queues and eats with the clients that is good enough for me.



You tip because you want to, not because you have to. You can use dollars, Egyptian, Euros, sterling, shops are great, had photos developed ,hair cut coloured, highlighted, manicure for £55.



Glasses not given at pool bars so get one from lobby bar and take it with you.



I loved the trips, the MyTravel rep Tracey was a diamond. To all the staff thank you, will be back soon.

Stayed at the St George 26th August for two weeks.

Excellent holiday, staff really friendly, hotel was really clean. Plenty of choice of food every night, I could not fault the hotel at all.



Not too far from Naama Bay in a taxi but there was a free shuttle bus every night. Went on the sunset cruise which was run by the hotel, very good value for money saw dolphins at sea while on the cruise.



Hotel rooms were a really good size, I was travelling with my husband and two of my children and we had loads of room.

Cleaners do an excellent job and they will leave you towel sculptures on your bed every now and then, we had a swan, heart and flowers, crocodile and person holding the remote control which were brilliant.



Would definitely recommend this hotel to friends and family, hoping to go back in February and again in the summer.



If you go to this hotel you will have a good holiday and the staff will really look after you, they always have a smile on their face.

Not at all what we expected. We booked this as our honeymoon and well what an experience. The hotel is in the middle of no mans land, the food was horrendous and the only thing that kept us there was the weather. Don't think the Egyptians have any concept of what real food really is. If I see another piece of pizza, a chip or soggy, salted vegetables again it won't be too soon! Don't get me wrong I like a piece of pizza and the occasional chip but every night?



Met some nice people over there though but everyone we spoke to who went on day trips all came back complaining of stomach cramps or ear infections. By the end of the two weeks we just wanted to come home. As I say weather was great - hottest day was 46 and lowest was 41. The pool was warmer than it is in England at the moment.



Needless to say we won't be returning to Egypt in a hurry.

Just arrived back from St George, and in my opinion it was a fantastic holiday. The hotel is spotless and the staff there are so lovely they can’t do enough for you.

The room we had was on the front and at first I was a bit disappointed but then came to realise it was a good thing as it was so peaceful.



The food was good too lots to choose from and as much as you want to eat, catering staff were fantastic. The pools were nice there are 2, a quiet one good for watching the children, peaceful for sun worshippers! And the other was a bit more lively suitable for teenagers and people who wanted water games and loud music.



The beach is only 10 mins away and there is a free bus that takes you and picks you up at certain times of the day. So good if you want a day out of the hotel, and the best thing was that once on the beach you’re all inclusive status can be used, and the food there is really quite nice, there is a bar with as many drinks as you want, it is run by the hotel staff.



Narma Bay, now that was an experience!! Free shuttle bus from the hotel every night we went twice in 2 weeks which was enough, not much for my 5 year old to do, and it was very very hot.



The guys in the shops are very rude and a few people warned us not go in as they had been locked in at one point because they wouldn’t buy anything. Glad we didn’t stay that end of Sharm.



Entertainment in the hotel was terrible and the place where it is held stinks. We found a park down the road by the go carts and it was only £1 for children to play as long as they wanted, with a great little coffee shop where you could relax. Also the go carts were there and they were great fun.



The massage place in the hotel was really nice I would recommend you go a try a body scrub at the beginning of your holiday and a massage at the end. Great for a good tan. The guys walk round the pool all day so you will more than likely be approached.



All in all a fantastic time can’t wait to go back. Hope you enjoy as much as we did.

Have just recently returned from St George Three Corners and am amazed at what a lovely hotel it was. To me it should be a 5 star hotel. The staff was always willing to help and were always straight to our room when a problem did occur. We always tipped whoever it was who came to our need and found that we got extra special attention, especially with the excellent figures that were done on our beds. We had swans, boats and even a figure of a baby with a face on it.



Visited Naama Bay but within 5 mins of getting off our coach we were ready to return to hotel as was hassled and was being pulled left right and centre to buy goods. This put us off straight away and found it was starting to become a bit scary and repetitive!



Food was very tasty and although it was the same foods some days it was cooked in a difference to give it a change. We stayed a week all inclusive so we ate and drank at no extra cost and have no complaints of food. We traveled with 4 adults and 3 children and 4 of us got the dreaded Egyptian tummy (sickness + diarrhea).This soon passed as went to pharmacy outside hotel got some local medicine that seemed to have worked. Its so common many guests did suffer but it is not due to the food it’s the change in climate. It reached 48 1 day and the lowest was just 44 degrees.



We have already booked to return next year. Hope info was helpful!

Great Hotel. Food very repetitive. Hotel Clean. Ideal location for peace and quiet.



My Sister in Law and I went to get away from it all. Our first room was lovely and big. But for two days we had an awful dog over top of the Supermarket that Barked constantly.



After talking to reception they moved us to another room which wasn’t quite as big and I had to sleep on a put you up bed which wasn’t too bad really, the staff are great fun and the Bar is excellent for spending the evening. Entertainment only by staff.

Unfortunately are review of this hotel is very very poor as we went not long after the hotel was opened, even though we were told that the hotel was opened months before we got there.



When in fact it was open only a few weeks before we got there and still not complete. The Gym, The Outside theatre & some of the rooms were still not completed. We have 1 eleven year old boy so we thought the animators might have had a little something to occupy the children.



Things you need to know before you book And Waste your money!



1. There is no beach attached to the hotel. Even though they show 1 on most web sites

The beach they have is small & is a bus ride away!



2. There is building at the side of the hotel. Think it was a water treatment or sanitation

Plant because of the smell. In the middle of the night it starts up making a horrendous noise to wake the dead. Not for the light sleepers.



You can be moved to another room, but if you are familiar with Egypt’s Taxis they sound their horns even at night & the hotel is on a main road.



3. I got told from our rep that this hotel is not suitable for kids. Even though it states

it is on the web sites.



4. Naama bay which is the main centre where there is lots of restaurants, night life and you can go for walks feeling safe, is miles away. I did not feel safe walking out of the hotel.



5. The food is not plentiful. If you have come on your Holiday to loose weight, this is the place.



In my opinion the hotel is a 3 star Hotel. & not 5 or 4 as it states on some sites.



As you can gather this was not a good holiday for our family some of the things that I have mentioned I had grounds for compensation as I have pictures but I received nothing.



Happy Booking.

Just arrived back from this Hotel and what a great time we had.



From the moment we arrived the Staff couldn't do enough for us.



There were 6 in our party, 3 Adults, 2 children & an 8 month old child. We were very worried about bringing the baby because he couldn't receive any inoculations before travelling. But we need not have worried because the hotel was kept spotless.



Everywhere was cleaned on a daily basis as well as our rooms. The little swan & heart made from the towels & sprinkled with flower petals was a nice touch.



The food was plentiful and of a good standard with plenty of variety to suit everyone (if you can keep an 8 & 6 year old happy about food then it has to be good).



The animation team tried their best everyday to keep everyone entertained and always had time for the children. (BIG THANKS)



The Staff at St George Beach were fantastic. A big thank you must go out to Bebo who couldn't do enough for everyone. This Man is a Credit to the Three Corners Resort group.



This was our first time in Egypt, we knew it would be very warm but some days it was touching over 50 degrees but what do you expect in mid-summer. (Bring very high sun screen for the first couple of days)



One small tip. If you intend only staying within the Sharm-el -sheik area & not take in any excursions e.g. Cairo, Luxor, Nile Cruise etc. Then don't buy the visa upon entry into the country at the airport.



If at a later stage you decide to take a trip, then take a Taxi out to the airport and purchase it at your leisure (taxi only cost 12 pound return).



IF you get the chance I would recommend trying a Scuba diving course, you’ll never get another chance to see such beautiful coral and their inhabitants.



Will book to go back to Egypt with family for next year’s holiday as everyone had a fantastic time.

We stayed at the three corners St George (not Kiroseiz) last year for 7 days, and are returning this year for 14 days, we had read a few conflicting reports but tried it anyway.



The staff are extremely helpful (my hubbie left his Gucci jacket in taxi on way to airport and they are keeping it for us until we return this year, they offered to post it back or if we knew anyone staying in sharm to send it for them to bring home for us).



The hotel is spotless, there's even a guy who walks round bar at night cleaning up anything spilt on floors, the rooms are massive, we were put in room at front of hotel on first night which was a bit noisy because of taxis piping horns at each other, we asked to be moved and were put in room by the pool.



The food is lovely and plentiful, entertainment is a bit naff but a short taxi ride away is plenty of cheap bars, restaurants/entertainment, we would highly recommend this hotel.



Its sister hotel Kiroseiz has a free bus everyday where you can use your AI the food was not a patch on the three corners st George, there is also a free bus to there own beech where you can also use your AI, we can also recommend the massage on the beach.

Firstly lessons learnt...



1. Get to the beach first, we didn’t discover it until the last few days and regret it, it is so much nicer than the hotel, better food and more or a romantic atmosphere

2. Avoid their airport on a Thursday

3. Do not buy anything from the jewellers in the hotel.



I took my partner here as a surprise for her 18th and we both had different views on the resort. The flight there and arrival at the airport was one of the best I have had, and unless you are planning on venturing out of Sharm, you don’t need a visa.



The coach transfer to the hotel itself was interesting as my partner and I fell behind the rest of the group trying to light a cigarette, we had two people trying to carry our suitcases. We made it to the coach, there were three of the 'what you would expect' holiday coaches, and 3 of the mini coaches that had luggage strapped to the top, fortunately we got the first one.



One note the airport is actually a military airport so don’t expect much in the way of customer satisfaction and if you can avoid Thursdays, this is the airports busiest day and on the way back we ended up queuing for 3 hours, starting to queue outside in the heat of the day for an hour, running through 3 sets of highly sensitive metal detectors.



Anyway...



The hotel was the last drop off and first impressions was a big plus, the hotel is so clean and their staff are proud of the fact, they will do anything for you.



We checked in and our first room was nice but it was a ground floor room with a patio door leading onto the front that didn’t lock, after complaining to the reception manager we were immediately upgraded (no questions asked) to what I can only describe as a honeymoon suite, for a romantic getaway this was perfect.



The food is fantastic, but I am vegetarian and found that my options were limited; I am not a rabbit and prefer not to survive on salad and pasta every day. If you are a fussy eater then you may not enjoy everything, and the waiters can be a pest as they will take your plate if you so much as blink.



The only thing that really disappointed me was the behaviour of the guests, sadly mostly British, as they treated it as a butlins food hall. The chefs are lovely and will accommodate any requests



We holidayed in February and the temperature hit 30 degrees every day, this was fantastic, we didn’t do any activities as we just wanted to sun soak and relax. I got burnt after two days and if I can give you some advice, there is a pharmacy just down the road, in Egypt their pharmacies are staffed by doctors, I have never come across a cure for sunburn and in my childhood wasted so many years of having to keep a wet t-shirt on, I went into this pharmacy got some cream and within 30mins I was cured and sunbathing again.



The entertainment was poor in the hotel and leaved a lot to be desired, the pools are great, and whilst we were there you could see that poor planning on behalf of the animation team was partly the problem, we witnessed a meeting, and after that the organisation became much better.



The bar inside is nice and we often found ourselves there playing cards and drinking till midnight, there is also a reasonably priced billiards table which you need to book



The drinks are all free up until midnight but outside you can only get served with plastic beakers.



I made the mistake of buying a rather expensive necklace after haggling, as I wanted some of the rich Egyptian gold. Upon return to the UK I had it valued and it wasn’t worth a damned thing, even more I was disgusted to find it was actually made in Italy.



Naama bay is very nice, but the men there and mostly all natives are creeps, and somehow seeing armed soldiers on patrol just put me in a mood I couldn’t relax, everything in this resort has been mass manufactured for tourism, and whilst it is lavish and looks the business it is still very fake.



In summary the holiday was fabulous apart from a few minor things here and there, the hotel was absolutely great, the entertainment was shockingly bad, but if you want this then go to Europe.



Personally if you are looking for a romantic getaway for your partner, this is a place I would recommend.

I recently had a great holiday at St Georges Three Corners; all of the staff make you feel very welcome from the minute you arrive till the day of your departure.



The rooms are very clean as they get cleaned every day. There is choice of 5 swimming pools so don’t worry about the pool being to full., there is a great selection of things to do during the day such as:- water polo, water volley, darts, stretching at the Three Corners you will never be short of things to do.



They provide a great entertainment programme which is suitable for ages. The staff will do their upmost to help all of their guests enjoy their holiday and have a great stay.



As well as having a buffet restaurant which you have a good selection of different meals as well as a BBQ on various different evenings. You have another restaurant in the resort which is not included in all inclusive, but here is where if you want a nice steak it’s the place to go.



Will defo be returning to The Three Corners very soon. I’m so glad I went to this resort as I met loads of nice people and had a great holiday.

I and a group of friends came back from the resort a week ago. All of us have different views on the hotel and the area.



I would definitely go back to both the area and the resort. I had a really good time there. We stayed all inclusive for two weeks.



The area is really nice though it is a taxi ride from anywhere and if staying in the Three Corners resort you will need to go out as the hotel entertainment isn't great. The first week of our stay was good but when we arrived in to the second week we were all getting fed up as everything was repetitive.



At meal times the hotel catered for all different tastes though after a few days you could guess what was on the menu, so I would suggest going out a few days to try other restaurants. There is a separate restaurant above the hotel restaurant which charges for the food but not the drink.



This is great and I would highly recommend you try it. Most of our party went to it and loved it and it was very cheap. For 6 three course meals it cost around £50.



The hotel it beautiful and clean and me and my partner had swans and love hearts made for us on our bed nearly every day. Which was really nice because it made the holiday that extra bit.



If you are looking for night life I would suggest taking a trip in to Naama Bay which is where we spent a few of our nights. There are a few bars like Hard Rock and Camel bar that are good fun, but most of the places are in Hotels in the centre of Naama Bay, which we did not find out until our last few nights.



So I would suggest going to these as well as going to the same places every night can get boring.



The entertainment in the Three Corners was a bit of a letdown. There was not much to do in the day time apart from water volley and water polo. In the evening there was a show every night in the outdoor theatre, some of these were good.



Though I must warn you that the hotel is next to a sewerage works, so when around by the theatre depending on which was the wind is blowing there can often be unpleasant smells. They do though fumigate for mosquitoes, but I would still buy your own spay and use regularly.



The weather when we went was really hot. The highest it reached was 45 and the lowest was 38. So I would defo recommend taking a high factor sun cream and re-applying. The staff were great fun and really friendly, we did not often tip though we tried to give most of the bar staff a small amount each and they were great with us.



If you are planning to go to this hotel I would say that you will have a good time. If you are planning to go on any trips I would recommend booking them with your holiday rep. They are more expensive but a lot better.



We booked ours with our rep and then booked a trip with an outside company as they were a lot cheaper though after the trip they ended up charging us for a lot of things and not giving us change so our trip ended up being more expensive that if we had booked through our rep.



I would recommend doing things like camel riding and quad biking as they are the only ways you get a really good view of the dessert.



Well if you are staying at this hotel you will have a great time, and remember that anyone can tell you how great or how rubbish things are, but your holiday is really what you make of it.



Have fun!

Just come back from Egypt and the St George and it was absolutely brilliant. We were in Sharm Sept 06 and had a brilliant time but at a different hotel. This was just as good if not better.



The food was 5/5 always a change and always beautiful. Please don't expect a lot if any English food, you are in Egypt!!!



The staff were excellent definitely 5/5 always friendly and very helpful



The rooms were huge we personally had a single bed (could fit 2 on easily) a Queen Double bed and a pull out double sofa bed; bathroom was lovely and had a walk in shower. There was a safe which you could put your own code into. Last but not least the TV had a lot of English speaking channels with plenty of programmes that we get at home so at night when bar was shut you always had the TV to watch. (Important to me) 5/5



The Busy/Quiet Pools were great whether you want to play with your family and listen to music or just relax in a quiet pool this had both options with a pool bar and great barman running each. 5/5



They also have a fitness suite and spa which includes a fully fitted gym, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi. They also offer excellent massages and hair dresser. This all comes at an extra price which varies from £0-100 depending on what you want to do. 5/5



The only thing that let them down was the Entertainment. There was some and they do have an entertainment team but don't expect it to be like Spain as they aren't as clued up. 4/5



Weather- Oh My God we went in Sept 06 and it was max 40C which was hot, this time it was up to as far as I know 45C which at peak times is hot so don't worry about the weather 5/5



Overall I would recommend this hotel to anyone as you are guaranteed an excellent and hot holiday. Amazing

We went to St George Three Corners for one week, and it was the best week of my life.



The hotel is wonderfully clean, the staff are fantastic, the weather is gorgeous, and I can’t rate the hotel enough.



When you arrive and get the coach to the hotel its abit like arriving in a war zone, dessert and not much but sand and rocks but once there it’s great.



You have to do the quad biking excursion its brilliant, you do get very sandy, but it is all part of the experience.



Naama bay is great too; the hard rock cafe is a must.



We came back yesterday and I want to go back already, I can’t wait to back there.



It is such an up and coming place, and I felt very safe there.



Make sure you haggle to get the best deals.



Have a fantastic time if you are going, take me with you please.

This was a new Nov 2005 excellent hotel friendly helpful staff.



I e-mailed them before went as there were 10 of us and asked to be located close to one another I received a lovely e-mail back and we had rooms next to one another.



The hotel was located close to Kersey (I'm not sure I spelt this right) beach were the snorkelling was good. The cost of this was £3.00 which included your all inclusive package, also if you took your towel ticket you received a towel to use at the beach, so there was no need to carry wet towels around.



Here's to the staff were very good.



The shops at the hotel were also very good and gave you discounts. I would go back again.



P.S the sun was not to hot in November, it rose early and set early.