If anybody is requiring a very relaxing break from the dreadful U.K weather then this is the place to be! We would reccomend that you do upgrade to the Regency club at the Hotel as it is well worth it. We found the staff very obliging and it is a welcome break from the hustle bustle of the main hotel,... more

from the moment we arrived I knew I wouldnt leave until we were going back to the airport and I was right!! Beautiful big spacious rooms set in grounds with their own balconies. excellent service. Watch out for the mosquitos though!! Excellent pools fantastic beach with the best snorkling and fish...an amazing holiday. The souk reseraunt runs on a coin... more

My partner and I stayed at the Hyatt Regency for two weeks early October. The time of year was fantastic, it was not too hot and the hotel was not over loaded with guests. From the moment we stepped through the doors we were treated like royalty, after check in we were taken to our room which was fantastic- beautiful... more

My wife and I wanted a weeks sunny/beach winter holiday in November. Med was out of the question in November and we had done the Canaries/Madeira. Didnt fancy a 10 hour flight to the Caribbean, so Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt was an option. Heard varying reports but tales of reliable hot weather and wonderful tropical fish sold us. Use... more

We stayed bed and breakfast at the Hyatt for 2 weeks and quite simply loved it! One only minor downer was the poor sea view we got from our room which was obscured by trees - minor! The room was fantastic with a fabulous marble bathroom and large cosy bed . The hotel grounds are stunning and painstakingly well kept.... more

locatetd is fine but food disgusting and poor.you can be ill - diarrhoea can be ready ....... more

The Hyatt at Sharm el Sheikh features besides the usual comfort you can expect from a good hotel 2 special things. First, the restaurants are located around a kind of souk or food market, so you can choose different styles of tasty food in a lovely and very oriental atmosphere. Second, the coral reef! We booked two boat tours (glass... more

Before I review this hotel, it's worth mentioning that my husband and I have travelled extensively all over the world from Tanzania to Lebanon and Australia to the Caribbean. We've stayed in all kinds of accommodation from five-star hotels to hostels and pensions so we've plenty with which to compare the Hyatt. We've also visited Egypt before but this was... more

An impressive resort with most required amenities is coming of age. Relatively small beach with not-so-impressive facilities. The only changing room is a worn out shack. You get 1 towel allowance. Definitely unacceptable at a Hyatt. more