Just returned from a fabulous two week holiday in Jolie Ville in Naama Bay. This hotel is in the perfect location with lovely rooms, grounds, beach and staff. Went on a trip to Luxor and husband went diving direct from Naama Bay (no need to get a bus to the boat now). I would highly recommend this hotel.

The hotel complex covers a large area with beautifully laid out gardens,our room was in the sports complex which was across the main road (M25) and a ten minute walk to breakfast.For those wanting absolute peace and quiet this area of the hotel is not for you,we suffered the droning of a B52 from the water plant across the road and the louder than usual air conditioning units on the roof of each block.
We found the rooms to be of an adequate size and cleaned daily,staff were all polite and helpful,we somehow missed out on the bowl of fruit and nuts had to make do with a bottle of water,however our daughter did receive a cake on her birthday which was a nice surprise.
We stayed BB as you can eat cheaply and there is plenty of choice,look out for Dananeer where seafood is strongly recommended.
Back to breakfast, enough choice to suit most tried to avoid eating my body weight in buns just because it was there.
The waiters appear to be trained to remove plates and cuttlery if there is a 5 second delay in any movement whilst ignoring empty tables that have been left laden this created a shortage of available tables which we found some mornings.
This hotel like many suffers the towel on sunbed syndrome,which if you cant beat them join them,we always found sunbeds!
Having stayed previously at the golf resort which has a superb swimming pool area,this hotel is more for location to Naama bay and the beach if you prefer.
Our holiday was excellent value for money we would stay here again,avoiding the sports area next time and parts of the palm area which could prove to be very noisy from the nightlife.

I have stayed in this hotel before when it was owned by the Movenpick hotel group at which time it was classed as a 5 star hotel and the classification was correct. Now since its change of ownership to the Maritim the group it has definately slipped it's 5 star crown to 4 star at best. Some rooms are very tired with fixtures and fittings badly in need of replacement, draws that open by themselves and wardrobe doors that fall off, being some examples. The management to be fair have attempted to paper over the cracks by introducing flat screen tv and free satalite. Staff have been retained and are still friendly but lack motivation and management. The excellent central location of course is the draw, but again would suggest you avoid rooms in the Sports and Palm Court areas, walking through the gate from this area into the town realy is like walking through the wardrobe, it's another world.

Stayed in the Jolie Ville with my wife and two year old daughter in the first week of March.I've been wanting to go to Egypt for some time but the wife took some convincing as her preconceptions of Egypt meant that she didn't see it as an ideal holiday destination.
In my opinion it is an ideal winter sun destination and the Jolie Ville is an excellent hotel.
Our room was completely adequate and modern with a massive and very comfortable king sized bed with quite easily slept all three of us a flat screen tv and a nice modern bathroom.
There was tea and coffee facilities which came in handy for heating up bubby's bottle and we found the sport and movie channels a real bonus considering with a two real old you're in your room from around 9 every evening.
The pool area is fantastic and with plenty of loungers and a heated pool which is always welcome in the winter months and I have to say it's where we spent most of our time.
Yes,it was a bit of a walk to the pool area but it is through immaculate gardens and a great bit of excercise to burn off last nights dessert.
The resort of na'ama bay is small enough to get around and there is a lovely promenade that stretches all the way around the bay great for an evening stroll where you can stop for ice cream or to play in the kids playground.
The buffet breakfast was fantastic especially considering there is a kids playground inside the restaurant so we could enjoy our breakfast while our daughter was playing with the other kids.
The restaurants in the resort were great with alot of variation we especially loved the hard rock cafe as a family experience with great burgers and ice cream and lots of things to keep my daughter occupied.At the end of the night the bill came to less than €25 - happy days.
I'd also happily reccommend pomodoros and dananeer restaurants and we found the likes of mcdonalds and kfc really handy for a quick lunch.
Weather while we were there was perfect for the whole week with max temps between 25-30 deg celcius.
So, as i said, in my opinion a perfect winter sun family holiday destination and an excellent hotel choice.I wouldn't go near the place in summer it would be far too hot.
Jolie ville in March - Highly reccommended!