Xperience St. George Homestay

in Sharm El Sheikh , Egypt - Red Sea T rating: 3 plus

 
  • Part of our Skytours range from Winter 2013
  • Bus to the beach
  • 2 swimming pools
  • Excellent health club
If you’re looking for a holiday base with plenty going on, pop this one on your shortlist.
Just ten minutes from the Red Sea’s famous shoreline, the Xperience St. George Homestay is one of those all-rounders that ticks all the right boxes. One glance will tell you that water plays an important part here.

The pool scene is the centrepiece and you’ll probably want to spend a large portion of your holiday here – when you’re not taking the bus to the beach that is. There are two turquoise stunners to choose from plus a smaller one for the little ones. And they’re framed by roomy, palm-peppered terraces so you won’t have to fight for a spot in the sun either. When you’re ready for a drink, two pool bars complete this rather seductive picture.

Talking of food, the main restaurant does a great buffet. Pile your plate high with pasta, salads, meat and fish. Or plump for a meal in the à la carte and sit back while the waiters bring your order to you. Afterwards, make the most of the hotel’s entertainment, which includes Egyptian folklore and belly dancing. Or call a taxi and head into Naama Bay, the resort’s buzzing centre which sits just ten minutes away.

When you’re ready to retire to your room, you’ll be glad to hear a peaceful haven awaits. All white-washed walls and cool tile floors, each one comes with air-conditioning, a satellite TV and – the pièce de résistance – your own balcony or terrace. If you’re coming to the Red Sea Riviera with relaxation on your mind, this place is pretty hard to beat.

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Hotel features

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All Inclusive

  • Buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • Themed nights
  • Local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks 10.00-24.00
  • Tea, coffee and snacks 15.00-17.00
  • Ice-cream for children 15.00-17.00
  • Activities as listed
  • Entertainment as listed
  • Other facilities as indicated
  • Facilities that are not part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Meals

  • Main restaurant serving buffet breakfast, lunch and themed dinners
  • Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve gala dinners

Swimming pool

  • 2 swimming pools
  • 2 pool bars
  • Sunbeds, towels and parasols

Entertainment

  • Entertainment is low-key and consists mostly of local Egyptian acts
  • Daily entertainment programme

Activities

  • Water polo
  • Volleyball
  • Boccia
  • Darts
  • Table tennis

For Families

  • Children's pool
  • Hotel-run kids' club for 4-11yrs
  • Playground
  • Cots and highchairs on request

Facilities

  • The following facilities are not included in your All Inclusive package:
  • Nathan's à la carte restaurant
  • Souvenir and gift shops
  • Money exchange
  • Laundry service
  • Internet café
  • Wi-Fi
  • Health club with gym
  • Sauna
  • Whirlpool bath
  • Steam bath
  • Hairdresser
  • Massage
  • Facial treatments
  • Pedicures and manicures

Important Information

This hotel was formally known as the St. George Three Corners.

Extra Charges

Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Other Information

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Our rating

3 plus

Official Rating

4 Star

No. of floors

2

No. of rooms

262

Room facilities

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Room facilities

All rooms have air-conditioning, satellite TV, phone, fridge and balcony or terrace. Standard room has 2 beds and a child bed for up to 12yrs.

Room Upgrades

We also offer Family rooms.

Family rooms sleep up to 4.

Location

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  • Situated on Um El-Sid Hill
  • 3km to the old city centre
  • 6km to the lively resort of Naama Bay
  • A bus runs to the nearby St. George Beach Club
  • 10 mins to the Red Sea coastline

Transfers

40 minutes

Your guide to Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt - Red Sea

"Top diving, great nightlife and near-endless sunshine. Sharm El Sheikh hits the mark for scuba fans, beach lovers and party-goers.”

Perched on the southernmost tip of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, Sharm El Sheikh is drenched in hot, hot sunshine – we’re talking average temperatures of 37 degrees in July and August. Even the winter months tend to stay warm and dry, with rain a rarity. It’s no wonder it’s become the place to holiday in recent years.

Everything Sharm has to offer comes down to its location. Once a sleepy fishing village, it now spreads between Nabq Bay in the north, down through the tourist heart of Naama Bay, to Maya Bay in the south, ticking off Dahab in the process. Wherever you are, look one way and you’ll see the rocky landscapes of the Sinai Desert. Look the other, and you’ll clock what most people come here for – the Red Sea. With incredible coral reefs, shipwrecks and marine life all basking in its warm waters, this is one of the world’s blockbuster scuba spots.

And that’s not all. There are still the luxury hotels, fabulous shopping malls and endless supply of restaurants to think about. Not to mention the camel treks and desert excursions. All topped with a large helping of electrifying nightlife.

More on Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt - Red Sea

More on Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt - Red Sea

Perched on the southernmost tip of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, Sharm El Sheikh is drenched in hot, hot sunshine – we’re talking average temperatures of 37 degrees in July and August. Even the winter months tend to stay warm and dry, with rain a rarity. It’s no wonder it’s become the place to holiday in recent years.

Everything Sharm has to offer comes down to its location. Once a sleepy fishing village, it now spreads between Nabq Bay in the north, down through the tourist heart of Naama Bay, to Maya Bay in the south, ticking off Dahab in the process. Wherever you are, look one way and you’ll see the rocky landscapes of the Sinai Desert. Look the other, and you’ll clock what most people come here for – the Red Sea. With incredible coral reefs, shipwrecks and marine life all basking in its warm waters, this is one of the world’s blockbuster scuba spots.

And that’s not all. There are still the luxury hotels, fabulous shopping malls and endless supply of restaurants to think about. Not to mention the camel treks and desert excursions. All topped with a large helping of electrifying nightlife.

Reviews

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Xperience St. George Homestay reviews - what customers thought

Thomson Web Reviews

Overall score: 4/5

Based on 95 reviews

What to expect

  • Room comfort Room comfort: 5/5
  • Location Location: 4/5
  • Food Food: 4/5
  • Cleanliness Cleanliness: 5/5

Latest Thomson Reviews

 

Written on 01/12/2010, Anonymous said...

We stayed in early december and the weather was gorgeous. Hotel food was good. always something on offer all day. 2 pools one very lively with loud music other very quiet and relaxed. The hotel provides a free bus to the beach which was excellent there... more on this review

Giving it an overall rating out of 5: Overall score: 5/5

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If you’re looking for a holiday base with plenty going on, pop this one on your shortlist.

Just ten minutes from the Red Sea’s famous shoreline, the Xperience St. George Homestay is one of those all-rounders that ticks all the right boxes. One glance will tell you that water plays an important part here.

The pool scene is the centrepiece and you’ll probably want to spend a large portion of your holiday here – when you’re not taking the bus to the beach that is. There are two turquoise stunners to choose from plus a smaller one for the little ones. And they’re framed by roomy, palm-peppered terraces so you won’t have to fight for a spot in the sun either. When you’re ready for a drink, two pool bars complete this rather seductive picture.

Talking of food, the main restaurant does a great buffet. Pile your plate high with pasta, salads, meat and fish. Or plump for a meal in the à la carte and sit back while the waiters bring your order to you. Afterwards, make the most of the hotel’s entertainment, which includes Egyptian folklore and belly dancing. Or call a taxi and head into Naama Bay, the resort’s buzzing centre which sits just ten minutes away.

When you’re ready to retire to your room, you’ll be glad to hear a peaceful haven awaits. All white-washed walls and cool tile floors, each one comes with air-conditioning, a satellite TV and – the pièce de résistance – your own balcony or terrace. If you’re coming to the Red Sea Riviera with relaxation on your mind, this place is pretty hard to beat.

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