Three Corners Ocean View El Gouna - Adults Only

Location and view of hotel

Sometimes hotel staff in the restaurant takes in loudly voice in Arabic language

I don't know where to start to describe how great my stay was. My room (2224) was simply amazing, with a fantastic view on the inner garden. A place where I enjoyed sunbathing and relaxing. The room was new and I loved every single moment in it, not to mention the cleanliness and the service by Housekeeping which was outstanding. The pool area with the sunbeds is quiet, and this is the key word of this hotel: quiet! It's an adult-only property, the atmosphere is very relaxing every moment of the day. The pool is not cold and big enough, but if you want you can swim in the sea which is right in front of the sunbeds area and it's accessible from a little pier. Food: breakfast, lunch and dinner have many options. The quality of the food is the best I've ever experienced in a resort so far. I also experienced the Spa with the antistress massage and the Cleopatra package. Habiba has been outstanding, I felt incredibly fresh and relaxed afterwards. I highly suggest it. Right out of the hotel exit there is the Peanuts bar, a bar that offers dj nights or karaoke. The drinks are free if you're a guest of the hotel, until midnight. After that you have to pay but the prices are absolutely affordable. Anyways, the success of the Three Corners Ocean View is the Staff. Every single person smiles at you, is helpful, caring, always there for you. I felt treated incredibly well. Leaving the hotel to fly back home was hard, I had a fantastic time here and I will absolutely come back.

The staff - from the front desk to the pool to the restaurants were all great!

I found everything fantastic and can recommend this very well run hotel!

Bizleri harika ağırladılar, Türkiyeden uzaktan geldiğimizi için bizlere yiyecek kahvaltı tatlı gibi birsürü ikram hazırlamışlar ve herkes çok iyi davranıyordu, kahvaltıları çok harikaydı herşey tertemiz ve çok lezzetliydi

If you've been, you will already know that El Gouna is the exception to the general rule when thinking about travelling to Egypt. The country is 9/10ths desert! Even many of its more developed non-Nile ‘tourist’ areas remain work in progress and resemble a building site and, sadly, there is an abundance of litter everywhere. Whilst individual, secure, resorts certainly looked top notch, what surrounds them can be all rather depressing and disappointing! However, this exclusive resort town on Egypt’s Red Sea coast, which is eco-conscious and was only started in 1989, stands situated around 36 interconnected, man-made islands and lagoons. The sales blurb offers ‘a unique, secure, and upscale experience featuring high-end marina life, year-round sunshine.’ It does not lie, what with its sustainable Nubian-inspired architecture its a town clearly defined by its turquoise, saltwater lagoons making boat transport common. As a gated town with a private security entrance, El Gouna offers a relaxed, hassle-free environment, one free from the often, persistent, tourist touts found frequently at other Egyptian locations. For this old bloke the kitesurfing, windsurfing, diving, and snorkelling lost out to daily swimming in a much warmer pool. Our all-inclusive at the Three Corners Ocean View was simply outstanding. A 4-star hotel whose staff delivered 5-star service every single day. Walking was our main exercise, besides the swimming that is, but many use the cheap and fun-filled tuk-tuks to navigate this charming town. It was a hoot! The ocean facing room was lovely and the attention to detail in servicing the room delivered a master class. Whilst our winter break was to avoid the rain and gather some sun (and work my way through a pile of books) we managed a wonderful desert safari, including sunset bar-b-que and a poignant Bedouin tea tasting. We discovered the cultural restrictions on their women folk and the children where social life is separated by gender. Men and women eat separately, and women are often bound by tradition to remain within the family environment. It was eye-opening to say the least. It was a great travel experience. Wonderful value for money. The chef deserves a STAR!

What an amazing stay 2 weeks of bless Everyone from the front office, both Mohamed's, Mr Yousry, Anna, and entertainment team Allaa and Nadda, the F&B and kitchen teams Highly recommended

Had an amazing time here, first time in Egypt and already booked to return to this hotel! Standard of food and drink were great, lots of variety. Location was stunning too right next the marina. Staff were all very helpful and happy to see you. One standout was Mohamed moustfa at reception, always greeted with a smile and happy to help any way he could. Can’t wait to return

This was our second visit to this hotel - our experience this year. STAFF - Very professional, attentive and welcoming and couldn’t do enough to make your stay perfect in every way, Bar Staff, waiting staff, cleaners, right down to the pool attendant, I couldn’t fault them, all have been trained to a very high level. ROOM - Lovely room with view over the beach and Lagoon, we requested the same room as previous year and they kindly did this for us. LOCATION - is excellent in the marina with restaurants, shops, pharmacy all very close by, 200 yards away. CLEANLINESS - Excellent, especially pleased with our cleaner Hamet who couldn’t do enough to make our stay absolutely perfect. Very kind when we were not very well during our stay and checking that we had everything we required. FOOD - Fabulous choice each day, beautifully presented with theme nights inc Italian night, Oriental night, Fish night, Mexican night to name a few. TOILETS - We felt there were too few toilets (only 3 male and 3 x female) in public areas for the size of the hotel also the toilets by the pool area really could do with some refurbishment/updating as looking a bit shabby. PAVING in front of the restaurant steps and as you leave the outside restaurant seating area going towards the pool are uneven and in need of repair, to be honest quite dangerous. I tripped on this uneven surface 2 or 3 times whilst I was there., on one occasion it was seen by one of the restaurant staff. This was reported to a manager (engineer) straight away and he came and inspected the pavement after I nearly fell within minutes which really impressed me. However I was disappointed that nothing was done to rectify this during the rest of my stay, I feel the paving in certain areas is uneven and in need of immediate repair. ROPE CURTAINS TO RESTAURANT - This was updated during our stay from a net curtain and was completely unsuitable and ridiculous in my opinion. I do understand the reason for doing this was to try to stop the small birds entering the dining area. It was such a heavy rope and difficult to go through when you are trying to juggle plates and glasses in your hand. I felt complete sympathy for the waiters who had trays filled with drinks or plates piled high trying to manoeuvre through the heavy rope curtain. I think this should be replaced with something easier to move through when your hands are full. Susan & Nigel

The location and the room