Отлично если не дорого! Great if not expensive!

Hello, tourists and travel agents who know as much as I do, are scouring a bunch of reviews in order to figure out whether to send their tourists here or not. My husband and I made ourselves a weekend for 4 days, for a very inexpensive price. In general, I know how much you like specifics, I'll start:
ROOMS: The rooms are not bad, better than some fives, what is shabby furniture, sorry we are experienced tourists, but we didn’t notice anything like that, the rooms are normal, large, normal bath + shower. Safe for free. The hair dryer is super-powerful, full-fledged and not a tube from a vacuum cleaner, as sometimes happens. Our beds were separate, but a guy immediately ran to us, twisted them together, and re-made the bed... Honestly, I didn’t see this even in some Turkish fives, there the beds went all over the room, and at the reception they said that there were no other rooms , Sorry. . Swans were twisted in the rooms once.
TERRITORY: Beautiful, well-groomed, well-thought-out, large swimming pool, bar in bayne, sunbeds are always free. The hotel was built in the style of a Latin quarter. There is a bartender working in the bar, here he is a little unfriendly, but for five pounds he was smiling, and a couple of words that we learned before leaving like Shukran - thank you in Arabic, they made them happy, so they gave us not two glasses and not one and carried five cups each.

FOOD: In principle, not bad, but every day is almost the same, cooked differently, but there was always fish, fried or stewed, meat or liver, chicken. There are a lot of vegetables, we even found a radish with a radish. They always fried something on the grill, such as beef stroganoff, or some kind of crabs or cutlets. Breakfasts, of course, are absolutely the same, they fry an omelet with you, you can take absolutely any or what they offer. Oatmeal, lots of pastries, boiled eggs, etc. In general, I remember, of course, there was no trout, but it’s not bad enough, men will eat up, but for gourmets, lovers of sushi, salmon, etc. not here. From 16.00 to 17.00 at the Oasis bar they gave ice cream - by the way, very tasty, creamy, and fried fries. In the main restaurant you can sit indoors or outdoors overlooking the main pool and the sea. By the way, there were plenty of napkins, there were no unserved tables either, you could always find a free table. There is a water cooler in the restaurant where you can get some water. This is for those who did not find water in previous reviews. All drinks - beer, wine - that's what you can drink, the rest like tequila, brandy, gin, whiskey - all for one taste.
SEA: A bus takes a bus to the beach, but it’s not a problem to go there for 3 minutes, from the hill, they waited for the bus back, it drives up and always honks, so even if you lie on a sunbed, look at the sea and drink a cocktail, you won’t miss it. There is a bar on the sea. Bartender Walid made chic cocktails in beautiful figured glasses for 10 pounds. The beach is full of sun loungers, you do not need to borrow in advance. There is a walking alley along the beach, you can walk along the hotels of Melia Sinai and Sharm. The reef is awesome. By the way, our friends bought a camera case in Soho for $18, they got great photos. This is one with a special window made of glass for the lens, the rest - don’t even try to take oilcloth, it’s checked. The photos are all blurry.
ANIMATION: In the evening every day some kind of show: oriental dances or a fire show, or a gum club. Piazzo cafe is open until 11 o'clock, where you can smoke a hookah, sit down to drink coffee, tea, or a cocktail. Then go to an evening performance in the amphitheater. But after 11 there is nothing to do in the hotel. If there was a desire, we took a taxi to Soho or Naama. Or in the Old City for shopping.
In general, we can recommend the hotel to people traveling for the first time, not very active for evening entertainment or companies. We will next time settle closer to Naama Bay.