It is what it is. Sharm el Sheik (Naama Bay) has no charm, no real town and no good restaurants. You go to this place during the European winter to get some sun and warm climate - without having to travel by several planes and in many hours. Also, of course, there is the Red Sea - magnificent! The hotel... more

Having stayed at this hotel three years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it, we had no hesitation in returning. How disappointed we were. 1. Service. This has gone down significantly, frequently needing to grab the waiters at breakfast to get a pot of coffee; compare this to the last visit when one had hardly entered the restaurant before the waiters pounced... more

First time in Eygpt and went with reservations for my husbands 50th, there were 8 in our group. Arrived at the hotel and were met by warm friendly staff. The hotel is in a fantastic location and after looking at other hotels while we were there I would definatly go back to the Iberotel. This hotel is in the best... more

We booked a room with special rates for the new years , we stayed there from 29/12 /2009 till 2/01/2010. The hotel has the best view of naama bay , the location is at the end but it is minutes walk to everything, quieter than many other hotels , the pool and the beach are good , not hugh but... more

Stayed there from December 30 to January 8, 2010. Very polite stuff. Good location, right on the beach. We chose bed and breakfast option, and the breakfasts were very tasty, with a rather wide selection of fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and other foods. Our room was adequately large for two people. My only complaint was about the shower. The water was... more

The best location on Naam Bay without a doubt & hotel was unique in its design of a boat staff couldnt do enough for you the place was spotless we stayed in a suite the kids in a smaller room their Ac wasnt working properly at first but was soon fixed. The food was ok nothing special but we were... more

I went all inclusive - but you need to read the hotel guides as not all drinks are included as Italian espresso. And lunch means lunch in the main restaurant... more

Hotel is designed in the shape of a cruise ship with about 65 rooms which was interesting. No elevator (except at the entrance to go up to the hotel, broken many times during our stay), lots of broad stairs to climb but I guess that's part of the charm. They were doing major constructions for the stairs leading to the... more

This review relates to our stay at The Lido in May 2009, hadnt felt the need to write a review because it has all been said. But now as a result of some recent negative comments felt compelled to say my piece. We orginally booked this hotel as a result of the Trip Advisor comments and we were not dissappointed,... more