Soho Square is attached to the Savoy chain. It has multiple restaurants of all description nice food is fairly easy eating there is no fine dining. But all of this is fair quality. If you’re on half board or full board at the Hotel make sure you tell the restaurant and most of them will try and get you to pay for a deal rather than give you a discount. However it is beautiful easy well organised safe and the people are really friendly. Having been a female travelling alone a lot this is not a place I would recommend a single female travels to though, Almost all conversations are focused towards the man and as a woman you are stared at a lot

I am writing this here instead of the actual Restaurants because we ended up at 2 of them. We booked for the teppanyaki as it was mine and my brothers birthday. We booked 5 days in advance for 7/8 people. My mum arrived first as she had 2 birthday cakes she wanted to hide at the restaurant for later only to be told there was no booking for us. The restaurant only has one table around the grill and another group were already inside and seated. The man from the booking hotline appeared whilst we were speaking with the manager who asked the name of the booking and said “ah Mr David your a resident right? “ so obviously knew who we were as no one had told them we were not hotel guests from elsewhere. In the end all they could offer us was to go to the steak house instead. The last comment from the manager really angered me as he said “well there is no proof we made the mistake “ - why would we turn up assuming we had a booking with 2 cakes if we hadn’t booked the Restuarant ( my brother even showed him the call on his phone from 5 days previous and the call he received back from the hotline with the booking.) we ended up at the over expensive steak house, whilst I will admit to it being nice steak, but for the prices the fries were undercooked, the waiters polite but inattentive ( we asked for 2 bottles of water and one was poured the other left on another table so I had to go and get it so some of the party could have water) as much as I don’t want waiters hovering over me during my meal I also would like to be checked once in a while that we don’t need more drinks. I don’t want to sound penny pinching as it was my birthday after all but the steak house is expensive and my mum wanted to pay for my brother and I, I would normally have at least a bottle of wine on my birthday but at 290le for Omar Khayam which is really not a great wine and costs 123le in the shops that’s a massive mark up - I expect to pay more in a hotel but that’s ridiculous. So I didn’t even get a drink on my birthday as I refuse to pay €16 + tax for dreadful wine. Needless to say I am very disappointed as I was looking forward to trying the Teppanyaki restaurant, and the way the mistake was approached by the staff at the Teppanyaki was what can I do I have people already in and only have one table never once an apology.

Went for a trip out last night to soho and I must say it was well worth it. We booked a private taxi from our resort with “falcon adventures” who I have to mention because it was very fast, cheap and efficient. Soho square itself is very clean and very well maintained. No hassle from any of the sales people who were so so happy and excited to welcome British back into sharm. Amazing seafood restaurant and not to pricey opposite the savoy hotel (can’t remember the name) all in all in was a very pleasant experience and me and my partner have never felt safer. Lots of security around and everyone was just so nice. We will try and make it again before the end of our trip. Thankyou soho and sharm el sheikh for your amazing hospitality 5* plus.