Paul James
I spent 3 weeks here and had a perfectly good time. Like most of the hotels of this calibre it's fine. It's not a 5 star western hotel, but that's not what you're paying for. The staff are always happy to help and are friendly (Especially Osama, the restaurant manager). I booked an single standard garden view room. My room was ok. It was clean and tidy with 2 single beds, a fridge, a flat screen TV (although only 1 English channels but this channel had no sound). It also has a safe in the wardrobe. The shower was ok but you couldn't really change the angle of spray. The garden view for my room was actually the 3rd floor courtyard area, so if you have your curtains open people walking past can look right inside your room. When I arrived I didn't have a TV remote, but I asked at reception and one was provided very quickly. Unfortunately the cleaning crew sometimes come to clean the room quite late (5ish) so sometimes you're in there when they are cleaning it, and they are not great at changing the toilet rolls or the shampoo and little soaps. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the Restaurant by the pool. I only had Breakfast and Dinner included in my rate. This gets you the food but no drinks, except water, or coffee in the mornings. Taste and quality wise, I thought the food was pretty good.
The pool area is quite nice. Although you do get the sun bed crazies, who get up early and put their towel on a sun bed (I think that's selfish, but what can the hotel do!?) In January the sun disappears from the pool at about 4pm.
You have access to a private beach. You need to get a voucher from the security guard at the hotel. It's the Kanabesh beach which is ok but you can also use the Viva Beach & Restaurant with the voucher (see Google maps for location), which I think is nicer. Once you're on the beach you can freely walk along most of the Naama Bay beach irrespective of whose beach it is. At least until the Novotel beach where there are big white metal gates stopping you going any further.
All in all I had a good stay at Falcon Naama Star Hotel.
Jake White
The staff were incredible, Medhat was really nice making sure we constantly had dry towels by the pool, and he got me a bottle of aftershave on my birthday which was kind of him! The food selection wasn't huge, with most meals offering a similar range, but it was nice and tasty, and plenty of it to go around. The bar doesn't open until 1pm, though it says 12 online, though they do have reasonably priced drinks before this time, and are happy to open bottles if you buy your own in a shop in the town.
I would happily book this hotel again, the location was excellent, not too close to the town so quiet, but only a 3 minute walk if you fancy going out.
Abbas Haider
The hotel is fine, with big rooms and nice swimming pool there is shops inside the hotel with a very reasonable prices...but the staff is incredible I had a mistake in my booking and they suppose to charge me extra but they didn't and the team of the diving tours that the hotel cooperate are the nicest people in Egypt
hesham omar
Rooms are made by dirt , it can't be cleaned its just can't be done it doesn't matter how many times they try to pretend that they are cleaning it it still dirty as hell , room service is the worst in the world , thier food has no options and the option that exist its quality can't be worse
No activities in the hotel , even ping pong not available even for one hour .
Location is the most attractive thing about it 😄 its the farthest hotel from the beach ever existed , has no private beach, you use kanabesh beach with restrictions on food , drinks and water after a long journey from the hotel location you aren't allowed to bring anything inside.
Overall its the worst experience among hotels
mohamed_ galal.m
The bathroom does not have a lock. There is no water boiler. There is no hairdryer. There is no curtain in the bathroom. The beach is very far from the hotel. Falcon Hills Hotel is much better and cheaper. There is a bus to go to the beach for free and to the old market.