My self, Husband and our two boys (13 and 10) have just got back from having two weeks at The Three Corners Rihana in El gouna. Well what can i say.....IT WAS EXCELLENT. The food was realy good, such a good variety and a good standard (we had breakfast and evening meal at the Plaza resterant all the while.It is smaller and not so busy as the Sunny resterant. ) Lunch time if we had anything we would go down to the lagoon and have a bbq steak and kebab with salads. The italian Dolce Vita is EXCELLENT and a must. It was my birthday and they sang and played music to me and then brought out a birthday cake. mmm. The grounds are very well maintained so clean and tidy. The lagoon beach is great. We went on the lagoon trip which was free and well worth going on also there is a bike tour all around El Gouna (Down town and the Marina) My husband and oldest son went. Our room was realy a good size. Our room was cleaned to the highest standard. Our cleaner also done some great towel art. The room was right next to the pool (the one with the slides in it) The slides were real good fun (11 - 3)All the staff were friendly....But we did have our two favourites.....
MALAK who was in the bar near the pool that we used all the while(the one with the slides) He was such a lovely person. Such a hard worker and so kind..........(11-10)
And NADY who is in the Sunset Lounge. He makes the best cocktails ever. (capirosta.... mint syrup, fresh squeezed lemon, vodka and loads of ice) mmm. Also to finish the night of have a royal coffee. His english is realy excellent and nothing is to much trouble to him.Another great person.......(5-11)
These two made our holiday complete. And i would like every body to know how brilliant they are.
Oh El gouna is a lovely place to go (not like Sharm el Sheik were we have been twice) so friendly and welcoming. A must is a ride on the TOK TOK,s what a laugh they are. A visit to the marina (every friday night there is a show on and it,s well worth seeing) is a must even if only to see the great boats.
Well i could go on and on....so i had better shut up and go. If any body go please say hello to Malak and Nady from us (Ally, Mark, Ryan and Aaron)

I stayed at the Three Corners Rihana Inn, that is part of the TTC Rihana Resort, last April with my partner I found the resort to be a very relaxing expriance and was surprised to find a couple of bad reviews about the Hotel, I would say that many people that travel to the resort of El Gouna and to any of the Hotels to be found there are going to be in for a shock this is not a holiday for the bucket and spade mob who just want chips with everything and the standard English Breakfast, if you want this go to Spain.
Egypt and this region has a lot to offer as do the Hotels, I have come across many people that have had upset stomachs this is because you are not following a few important rules avoid ice, at buffet meals do not mix hot foods with cold foods wash your hands after touching the local currency and you will have an excellent holiday, espcially at the Three Corners Rihana Resort where the staff are attentive and will help you with any problems you come across, although I very much doubt at this resort you will come across any problems, so good I am back out to The Three Corners Hotel later this month.

My boyfriend and i have just come back from the three corners resort. The best things about the hotel are that it is VERY CLEAN and the STAFF are VERY FRIENDLY.
We found that mostly middle aged couples stayed at this hotel.
The food is good quality but there's not a lot of choice as there's only 1 main buffet resaurant and a smaller one with the same food. They do a bbq at dinner which is nice and 2 a la carte resaurants(you have to pay a small amount at these which is a bit annoying if you've paid a lot of money to be all inclusive).
During the day you can do scuba diving and snorkling on the lagoon beach, it's nice and private with a beach bar.
The animation team organise water polo and a few other activities during the day but nothing at nite so you find yourself very bored after tea even if you go out as there arent any lively bars in the town. There is not much entertainment for children or young people as it is a quiet resort but if you just want to get away to relax it's good.

We spent a week here in late february and had a great time. I was a bit concerned about the variable reviews before i went - particulalry about the food. But happily we found the staff nothing but helpful and the rooms clean and the food tasty and plentyful. even for a veggie like me! I'd agree with reviewers that say this is more of a 3* hotel - however i think thats the local rating.
We only had one fault with the room, when the shower head broke but it was fixed very quickly (within about 30mins) and without a fuss.

Its probably worth knowing that the hotel is run by a family from Belgium and there are very few British guests - this wasn't a problem for us as everyone was friendly.

Its also worth doing the dine aroud el gouna program and checking out the Indian down at the marina - its the best i've had in ages and really cheap as it was covered in the AI deal we had.

The weather was warm during the day but dropped in the evening so warmer clothes are a must. I'd recommend going on the trips to the bedouin evening and paradise island for the snorkling.

Overall the hotel was great value and if I were the sort to go to the same place twice i'd be tempted to go back.