Hilton Sharm Waterfalls Resort, Sharm El Sheikh

I like everything about this place, i think that service, food, location are excellent, and I am thinking of having vacation in Sharm el Sheik, in this hotel again.

February - snow in England, 28 degrees and sunny in Egypt. A normal day in our one week stay comprised getting up at 9.00 and a walk uphill to the restaurant for breakfast. The hotel is built on a sloping hillside so you find that you spend a lot of time in the glass funicular (sloping lift) or walking up and down steps. Breakfast food options are excellent. My 8 year old son would then go and play football on the grass pitch while my 16 year old daughter would head down to the main pool area (there are three large separate pool areas) for some intensive sunbathing. 8 year old now jumps into the cold and then the heated health club pools, popular with parents of younger children. Then off to the private beach for snorkelling off the supervised diving pontoon. Daughter now in open air restuarant for lunch. 8 year old is overheating so back inside hotel for a couple of games of pool. Early evening unoffical international kids football match takes place from 4-6 then back to the room to get ready for a 5 minute taxi ride into Sharm El Sheik for a meal, (although the hotel has 4 excellent restaurants it's nice to get out). The only slight downside to the holiday is the hassle my daughter gets from the local young men in Sharm. Nothing too unpleasant, just constant comments while walking down the streets. She always wore jeans and long sleeves (as advised by our rep). Despite this the town is very nice with good shops and restaurants. Back to the hotel in the taxi (only get the blue and white ones even though they look like they've been stock car racing). Son plays more pool, daughter listens to excellent singer in hotel bar and then goes on the internet. I have a local beer (or 2). All of the staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel is very spacious and high quality. Room functional with usual facilities and a lovely sea view. Overall - excellent. Definitely back next year.

my friend and I stayed for 14 days in this fantasisk hotel this summer, -and i was a dream come true!. What can I say? "GO -you wont regreat it!" I had only been back in denmark for 20 hours whwn i booked my second trip. So the 13th of december I will come back to Hilton waterfalls with my parents, my grandmum, my brother and my sister-in-law...can�t describe it...but look forward to sharing it with my loved ones!

The Hilton waterfalls is as pretty as all the photo's we had seen on the web. The sun was shinning, the pools were glistening and the gardens were in full bloom. At the bottom of the hill the red sea was inviting us to discover all the beautiful fish that live there. All in all a very good start.
On our fist day we discovered half the hotel has been taken over by an Italian holiday company called Blue Club. They run daily activities for adults and children which wouldn't be a problem but for the fact they involve playing music loud enough to be heard from one end of the complex to another. Forget enjoying that lovely end of the day sun that's cool enough to just snooze under on a sun lounger by the pool. You will be galvanised into rushing for the airconditioned confines of your room to escape the water aerobics and general large group mayhem.
The roooms are what you would expect of a Hilton hotel (if a bit shabby, loose tiles and broken lamps), the view was stunning and the airconditioning most welcome in the 32 degree heat.
There are several places to eat within the complex and here is where the real trouble started! On the second day I found myself, sorry to be blunt, running to the loo and that lasted the entire stay and well into my return. A girl I spoke to had a similar experience (we had both only eaten at the hotel) and had called the doctor for assistance. He diagnosed heat exhaustion and this worried me as diahorea is not one of the symptoms of heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Both she and I had been drinking lot's of bottled water and were both experienced in not underestimating hot climates in terms of dehydration.
The one saving grace of the hotel for me was the unwaving friendliness of the staff who seem to be on duty 24 hours a day. You have to spend some time getting their attention but that's a small price to pay.