My wife and I stayed at the Fayrouz at the beginning of June. The occasion was to celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary, and we couldn't have chosen a better destination. They don't do clouds in Sharm-el Sheikh - it's wall to wall sunshine all day- and HOT !! The staff are first class, and seem to be dedicated to spoiling you. Hefny and Ehab (we love ya!) - the best blokes you could ever wish to meet. Cleaners, Room Service, Security, Gardeners, Reception, Bar and Restaurant Staff, everyone is so friendly and caring. Nothing is a bother to them, and, unlike some holiday destinations, they don't seem to enforce rules for the sake of it - basically, if they can please you, they will! We even returned from the beach one day to find they had baked us a wedding anniversary cake (see pic). And, the whole place is impeccably clean.
The snorkelling mainly attracted us to this resort, and we weren't disappointed - a couple of metres into the water, and you're in "Finding Nemo" mode! Absolutely fantastic. Naama Bay itself is very cosmopolitan and there was an easy relaxed air about the place, totally non-threatening, no yobs. In fact, we didn't hear a swear word the whole time we were there (apart from when I stood on the hot sand for too long). We were fortunate to stay during the Euro 2008 matches and this added to the pleasure, with everyone from all nationalities being so friendly and respectful. Planning our return, already. Pat & Alison McMahon

We stayed at the Hilton during the Easter Period. It was a bit of a disastrous stay, and probably are not in a hurry to return to Sharm El Sheik or the Hilton. I have to say in the Hotel staff themselves were amazing, very attentive, helpful and friendly. And the issue we had was not with the hotel itself, but more with the influx of families at the resort - I guess you expect that at Easter time.

My husband and I were looking for a bit of sun as the UK is quite dull and miserable during that time of year, and escaped to Sharm El Sheik for a relaxing break. The break had plenty of sunshine - just not relaxing!!

If you have children, then I would highly recommend the hotel. Its in a great location and has all the amenities. As couples, even with an adults area, you will still find kids everywhere and its often hard to relax and read a book, without screaming or splashing everywhere - even in the "allocated adults area".

Unless you are after sunshine and a diver, I can't see the island offering much else. Prices are incredibly expensive for Egypt - very comparable to London prices. You do have to becareful where you eat, so we found eating at the hotel was the safest bet. The staff make the hotel, its a shame for the rest.

Rooms itself were okay, nothing special, more of a 4 star experience, but nothing to complain about.

So all and all, I would recommend the hotel to families rather than couples/singles.

A great resort! I highly recommend it for all! Groups, families, couples etc!

Location is fantastic, just a walk away from the night life, has a fantastic beach, close to water park (which is included for hilton guests). Has its own pools which are great. a bit small but beach makes up for it.

The gym facilities are very very poor. Was disappointed as it only opened at 10 and was a small poorly ventilated room smaller then my sitting room! Went for massage which was nice, but over priced especially considering the rooms they do them in are awful! Small rooms that remind me of my school with bright lights...no candles, dimmed lighting or atmosphere at all! And they charge £40.00 for a very mediocre 1 hr massage.

Rooms were lovely, spacious and more like small villas.

Did a few excusions, quad biking in the deserts a definate must do!!

Hotel food was nice. Italian restaurant was nicer then the main one. Orange juice and salad in the buffet and breakfast didn't agree with me!!!All else was good. Drinks are expensive but hey, its a Hilton! Bottle of water costs £1.50 as does a can of coke. Had a hilton club card so got a free water a day.

Overall had a good stay and would definately go back! :)

I was staying in the hotel on business and so didn't get much chance to take advantage of the facilities, but what I did see I was very impressed with.

As is quite usual in Egypt, the staff were very friendly. However, what is quite unusual for Egypt is that they also seemed very competent.

The room was very nice - looked as if it has been refurbished a year or two ago. A few knocks here and there, but I thought that it was very good value for money.

Living in Hurghada, I know that Hilton license their brand to some very poor hotels, but this one is definitely up to Hilton standards.

The location was excellent - within easy walking distance of all of the attractions of Naama Bay.

In short, I can recommend it to anyone looking for a great hotel in a great location at an affordable price.