Stayed here for a week with our 6 year old grandson. Might have recommended if it were not for the food, which is poor. Restaurant very basic & choice was VERY limited especially the meat e.g .one lunch time "meat" choice was veal mince or small pieces of grilled fish handed to you (not help yourself); when it was carved turkey everyone got 2 tiny pieces. Salads were minimal. Vegetables plentiful & well cooked. We struggled most meals; our grandson ate spag.bol.from the childrens corner & hot dog/burger which were alternate lunchtimes. We have travelled extensively & this was the worst food we have had.
The hotel itself is nicely laid out; we used the pool with the water slides as most children were there; the main pool seemed to have loud music most times we passed. Would not have let our grandson attend hotel run kids club as 8 to 10 children (aged 4 up) were brought to the pool with one "carer". Evening entertainment - hotel staff doing small shows on stage followed by 2 singers in Peanuts Bar which is far too small.
Few minutes walk to downtown restaurants & supermarket & would recommend tuc-tuc to Marina; nice, reasonably priced restaurants.
Flew to Cairo for the day which was excellent; long day 4.15 am to 10 pm but worth doing; time there well planned.
El Gouna is a nice resort but would say find another hotel especially if going for 2 weeks as food could spoil it or you would need to eat out at night.

We stayed at the Three Corners,From the 13 - 20 June 08,
The Food was Bland and Boring more like a canteen this Hotel is classed as a 4* it is more like a 2*

The Hotel room was like a Hostel, Workmen woke us up @ 6am on the last morning drilling and hammering, Complained to rep who managed to let us have the room for extra 4 hrs what was the point when the building was like a building site,

DON'T TOUCH THE WATER!,

We have came back ill with Vomiting and Diarrohea also my husband and i have lost 2 stone each through illness, Thankgod we only booked a week!

Don't take Visa Electron cards they don't work in Egypt

Looking for somewhere warm to escape our freezing February, my friend and I decided to give Egypt a try, and found ourselves at the Three Corners Hotel. It really was quite cold evenings, and the wind never seemed to let up. Having said that, I still managed to get sunburnt making myself quite ill one day! Take a fleece for the cooler times of day, and you will be fine.
The hotel was great, very clean, and lovely helpful staff-all male, I notice, even the chamber"maids"! They clean the rooms daily, leaving the bathroom towels in intersting shapes on your beds. It was a treat to go all inclusive, the food was plentiful, varied and tasty-on the down side I managed to put on half a stone whilst I was away!
The entertainment was OK, we did go to a couple of shows, which were not bad-you can get fed up with the endless renditions of the "Three Corners Hotel" song though! They play it at every show, by the pool, in the bar etc etc. I did notice people groaning after yet another song and dance routine of the (catchy) song. If you do like it though, the song is available on a CD single.
If you leave the hotel, be careful of buying goods etc from shops-they only barter, and you can get conned.
I would like to go here again, perhaps a bit later in the year, as it was a good, value for money holiday.

Spent two weeks at the Rihana over Easter and as our 1st ever "all inclusive" experience it was much better than expected. Yes, I guess its more 3 than 4 star, but thats reflected in the price. Contrary to some previous reviews the food was excellent, plenty of choice not too repetitive and although the restaurant was busy in the evenings (especially early on) the service was excellent and we always found a spare table (bearing in mind it was Easter we only had to wait once for a table and then about 5 mins) Breakfasts were excellent, again lots of choice. I can't really say we had any complaints, the staff were all very friendly and helpful (and not ONLY if you tipped them) Hotel Facilities are very good, Pools lovely and clean, plenty of sunbeds (although the usual suspects are out at sunrise reserving them!!! - sad. We usually went to the lagoon beach and always got sunbeds even at 11am or later. We did eat out both Downtown (the greek restaurant) and at the Marina (the Indian - fantastic!!) as its so reasonable and makes a change, you can also use the "dine around" scheme which helps reduce the cost even more. We used the Pizza place in the hotel "Dolce Vita" twice and it was excellent. Even though the hotel is on the Lagoon beach we went to the sea beach a couple of times too for a change of scenery, overall a very lazy holiday!- fantastic weather in great surroundings. Hotel is probably geared more towards French/Dutch/Belgian customers but that did not bother us, The animation team were actually quite funny and work very hard - even the amatuer productions they did were pretty good (well the ones we saw out of the 3 or 4 per week!)
Hotel grounds were sprayed every nighty to keep the mossies at bay! - nice touch!!!
We really enjoyed the holiday and would recommend to families and groups of friends but maybe not older couples wanting peace & quiet (although the grounds and beach are big enough to find seclusion if required)