We've just come back from a week at the Grand Resort. What a relaxing holiday. The hotel is huge, divided into two parts. Although it was peak season, it didn't feel crowded.
Very clean comfortable rooms. There are three restaurants serving a wide variety of dishes. Buffet style. There's something for everyone. The staff are all very courteous, friendly and polite.

We stayed at this resort for a week and the rooms were really great, air conditioning excellent, pool and surrounding area clean, communal areas clean so in all those respects we were happy. Two words of warning. The food comes out on trays at breakfast and evening meal and stays on show for hours on display albeit in an air conditioned environment but not that cold and left on display on un-chilled counters. It literally sits there in the heat of the day. I'm talking cold meats, cheeses, fruit, various yogurts etc Many of the trays return to the kitchen after sitting there for hours and I'm not convinced they then throw it away, not when there are several trays of sliced meats for example? It seems to reappear for the evening meal. The food was pretty awful in the main restaurant so we opted to eat our evening meals mainly at the a la carte restaurant and this was excellent food. We tried the steak house too but that was awful. You are allowed to book to go to the other restaurants free as long as you reserve in advance. My second word of advice is to avoid like the plague the annoying guy that comes around the pool area to start massaging your hand with essential oils to persuade you to have some massages. Yes I was persuaded (he is persuasive) and expected to have a lovely massage in a private room with nice music and essential oils. What you actually get is herded into what I can only describe as a fret work cubicle in full view of others and told to take my top off despite there being a guy in the adjacent cubicle. There was not even room to swing a cat (British saying) and the massage itself was awful. I was covered in coconut, which was eventually partially wiped off me and I went away with coconut all over me which I tried to get off. It was a complete rip off! Do not listen to the sellers, it sounded heaven when it was described to me and was another way of ripping off the gullible holiday maker. Everywhere we went the staff were pocketing the cash we handed over including the massage staff. Half into the draw, half into their back pocket. We loved our holiday and the rep for Red sea holidays was superb (Wassim). He arranged fabulous day trips out and came with us which added to the enjoyment. The holiday was only marred by the food in the large restaurant food and the massage team who I understand are not directly employed by the hotel. So...go there...its great BUT be careful what you eat and to whom you hand your cash.

We have just spent two weeks in this resort and would highly recommend it for both couples and families. From the moment we arrived we were looked after as if we were royalty. From the general manager to the pool boys the staff could not have been nicer or more helpful. Mohammed whom was our room attendant could not do enough for us and was so helpful and polite. Ahmed at the pool was so attentive and made sure we were supplied with plenty of Water in an ice bucket so it was freezing cold. They also supplied us free nibbles and sliced fruit which they did not need to do. The accommodation was spectacular and so clean and well looked after. So nice to be pampered. Yes we caught a bit of mummies revenge and until we bought off had quite a few mozzie bites but that is to be expected here. The prices to eat out are very cheap and as this resort only does b&b or half board there are no drunken idiots. Total value for money

Just back from a week at The Grand Resort .... wow what a holiday. I travelled with Red Sea Holidays and everything from start to finish was 5*.
Transfers and check in were effortless. We were met at the hotel (which looked like Maharaja's Palace) with a warm welcome and shown to out Jnr Suite which for the extra few pounds was well worth the money.
The room was very spacious with 2 double beds and a lounge area that opened onto a blacony overlooking a beautiful pool.
There was a large Beach Bag complete with thick fluffy egyptian Pool/Beach towels all ready for use.
The rooms were serviced twice a day. Once in the morning for cleaning and towel changes and then again around 6pm when they turned the beds down and took away the wet pool towel replacing it with fresh clean ones.
The service around the pool was excellent, with waiters happy so serve and never expecting a tip. You could lay and not move all day and they would bring food, drink in fact anything you needed.
The food in the restaurant was acceptable, though not fantastic but there was always something to satisfy most people. (Avoid the cakes with the mousse filling as they seem to be the culprit for a few dodgy tums)... thankfully no problems for us.
The evening entertainment was from 9.30pm - 10.20pm every night and was different every time.
The beach is accessed through the sister hotel across the road....what a difference in the two hotels...avoid the Grand Hotel.. the toilets were dirty, the pool was tiny and it looked more like butlins.
At The Grand Resort, the grounds were treated at sunset every day with a bio friendly fog which ensured that we never set eyes on a mosquito (normally I am on their menu)...your room is also treated on a daily basis and the hallways are treated when everyone is in bed asleep. A real bonus to be able to walk about in 31C in the evening sleeveless without any worries of being bitten.
The Bank is opposite the hotel and the Reception at the hotel also exchange any currency..the rate was better than at home....Ensure that you carry a hand cleanser, becuse their money is never replaced only recycled and can be very dirty..a quick squirt with the hand gel and job done.
All in All a fantastic holiday and I would go back in a heartbeat...if you are not comfortable with the hotel guests being predominanty German then don't go...but if you are English then the staff themselves respect us for the fact that we are polite and smile and are not rude to them.
Whatever you read on Tripadviser that is negative..well you can't please eveyone but you will be more than impressed with this one.
Oh, and you can eat in the A La Carte restaurants within the complex twice during your week....whether it be local cuisine, Italian etc..or if you are hankering for an excellent STEAK then wander up to the Hard Rock Cafe where a succulent Steak with cheesy mash and veg washed down with a glass of wine or beer will set you back about £15.