Trying to play spot the cloud in Sharm is a very boring game, 7 days and nothing but the bluest sunny skys, if you are coming from England prepare to be dazzled. My wife, a self confessed sun lounge lover, was in heaven. Amazingly even the wonderful weather came second to the sea and its coral. To walk on the hotel beach wade into the water and have shoals of brilliantly coloured fish around your legs is a sight to behold. The coral itself around the beach has had a very hard time with being stood on and looks a worn out brown, but by snorkeling a bit further out or using the hotels resident PADI scuba centre you can see both the colourful fish and coral (the dive center can also rent you an underwater camera that will use your own memory sticks).

The hotel, as other reviews state, is clean and the staff are very frendly and helpful, the food is the real let down though. I guess it must be hard for the chefs to produce massive quanties of food and keep it interesting day after day but any pretence that the resterants are any thing other than cafeterias goes after day 2. By day 5 all inclusive does not seem that good deal it did back home. The good thing about this is it forces you to eat out and Sharm & Namma Bay has some wonderfull restaurants and even street side vendors- try it, enjoy it and put your tummy in the hands of the Pharoes!!

Over all then, we will be going back to Sharm but not to the same hotel but that is because of the food and not a reflection on the facilities or staff.

had a great week at the fanara everything we asked for we got and you do need to ask. we booked a seaview room and got a good one overlooking the sea and the pool. the hotel is very clean and the staff are very helpful and seem to prefer the english guests although there was only 25 of us. 70% of the guests are from russia or the eastern block. the snorklin is great lots of fish but watch out for the jellyfish. beach really needs a jetty but one can manage. the reef at this point must be the best because all the boats anchor there for diving. the beach gets very full with the russians so pick a good place by the pool which is better but the animation team are too much. a good tip is to eat at the gazelle resturant at the other end of the residence a ten minute walk its a lot more civilised than the main dining area/canteen. we will probably go again because the hotel is just the right size to be intimate. food is ok there is something for everyone unless you are a fussy eater.

Hi returned last night from Fanara Hotel. Enjoyed one of the best holidays we have had as a family. Rooms were clean and the houseman left us a towel sculpture every day, sheets were so soft.Prefered to eat at La Gazella restaurant, a little more relaxed not as busy as the main restaurant, worth the walk! We rated the Hotel as 9 out of 10 only critism was the evening entertainment, it was rubbish. As you are quite a way from Naama bay there i not that much to do in the evenings so a little better entertainment ata night would have made this a perfect 10.

We stayed at Club Fanara following a cruise of the red sea. After the cruise we expected a drop in service but were very please to find staff very friendly and the property immaculately maintained. I have been in worse hotels that have 5 star ratings!
Rooms were adequate, clean and spacious with efficient air con. Would have preferred double bed.
The views from the terrace as the sun dies down are worth the trip, numerous diving boats chug past after their day on the reefs.
Snorkelling straight off the beach was very good, even saw a Moray eal, rather too close for comfort!.
All inclusive was fair with a good range of drinks to suite all tastes.
Great place for couples and families alike with enough space to find your own kind of peace.
I will certainly return