We stayed at the Jolie Ville Golf & Resort Sharm El-Sheikh for 12 days in March 2008. The Hotel, Pool, restaurants, etc were great and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We booked a Standard room and the standard rooms are all facing inward to small internal courtyards which some would find disappointing. The room was fine but if you like to look out at trees/sky or anything for that matter you would need to book a sea or garden view. When I asked about a change of room they wanted 40 dollars a day extra.
I played golf at the Golf course. Good course ... one piece of advice - bring some golf balls - they chage 21 pounds for 3 Titlest balls and 14 of the holes have water hazzards. You have been warned.
Don't buy the UK cigarettes from fast talking street vendors - they are fakes with Turkish style tobacco if in doubt open a pack and smell the tobacco first.
Taxis are fun with the haggling for fares but it is non threatning they are really nice about it and generally are happy to accept a fair price. I always asked the concierge at the hotel how much to offer and it was fine.
Hotel courtesy bus runs to Naama bay 4 - 5 times a day. The last bus back at 2300 can be a bit of a squeeze.
Overall, a very good holiday.

The hotel is one of these huge hotels in Sharm-el-Sheikh where you come to enjoy the sea and the sun.

Room are large and well equipped. Many of them have absolutely no view though.

Quality of service is just average.

We stayed for 2 nights and moved to Le Meridien Dahab, which is much much better !

After reading reviews on Tripadvisor we booked this hotel for our trip with Thomson to Sharm. On arrival, our very large room was not particularly clean but smelt strongly of disinfectant! Pity with the view, our balcony overlooked the inside of dark courtyard and other balconies facing us. A previous reviewer mentioned the Royal Wing, and with this in mind (and being a snob!) we upgraded (£18 per night) to the Royal Wing. Highly recommended, as these chalets are large, newly built properties, away from the main part of the hotel with the use of an extra pool. Much quieter, with no fighting over sun beds (we regularly came out to sunbathe around 10.30am and had no problems). There is a large children's water adventure area in this pool too.

The main pool area at the hotel is large, but a little jaded, and crowded during the day. The beach area isn't really a beach, but a rocky outcrop with tiered beach areas with pontoons that reach out into the reefs. The sea is crystal clear and a multitude of tropical fish can be seen from the pontoon!

Many restaurants, although many seemed to have very similar menus! Can highly recommend the Lebanese restaurant that was excellent! The main all inclusive restaurant has many variety shows each night, super cheesy singer trying to sing in English, not my taste, but seemed to entertain multitudes of Russian holidaymakers!!

Overall, a very relaxing holiday in a decent hotel (with the extra upgrade).

I believe this hotel is trying a scam against holidaymakers. We had paid to stay in a room overlooking the gardens but were put in a room overlooking some bins and cars. When we complained they claimed there were no rooms left and we would have to come back tomorrow which we did first thing. We were given a room that overlooked the gardens and we had to pay for the privilege. During our stay we met three other couples who had to pay for this 'upgrade' same as us.
However, once we moved our room was excellent and the hotel had everything we wanted. You can go down to the sea and go in off one of the four piers where there is some good snorkelling. The hotel has a large area so there are numerous places to sunbathe with some great isolated quiet spots down by the sea and a lot of places closer to the hotel and pool as it is a long walk from the sea back to the main building. There are some great restaurants and our favourites were the Lebanese and Dolphins although we tried the main buffet one night in Palmiers and that was very poor so I would avoid that and wouldn't advise taking half board here. Food is cheap in Egypt but alcohol is expensive, but in the hotel from 5pm there is one bar every hour that is on happy hour which has all drinks at 50%.
All the staff are extremely polite and it was very relaxing at this hotel, a wonderful break.
If travelling into Na'ama bay I would take the hotel minibus to come back because if you take a taxi that will cause real problems and overcharging.