The Radisson SAS Resort El Quseir is probably about 5 years old and looks really really good. It seems somehow already relaxing, just watching. ;-)
It was built in Nubian style . Even after days, you always discover new details: different patterns in the wood patio, lights, various vaults, colors, matching trash can, etc. 
was crucial to us that the plant is not too large, was clean and quiet. Almost half of the room was occupied, the guests were probably mainly from Germany, Russia, Italy and France. There was fortunately little entertainment, other than a singing duo in the evening and once a week just belly dancing or watching movies on corals. The site houses a spa offering Ayurvedic treatments, a hairdresser / beauty salon, a tennis court, gym, billiards, etc. For the football games during the World Cup was a public viewing area set up. (Book most travelers probably all inclusive and all-in)
addition to the buffet restaurant has a Mediterranean and an oriental restaurant, pool bar, a bar called the Czar and an oriental café where you can smoke shisha. The room was great, tasteful, high quality - perfect. The Internet was mostly, there was not really fast. The employees were gone by the bank friendly, courteous, helpful.
There is a pool area and an area where sea water in a swimming pool inviting, so. The beach is elongated, with plenty of sun beds and umbrellas, sometimes sandy, sometimes rocky coral.
There is a bar that also houses the flag: Mostly it was yellow, the last three days in red. 
To swim the sea from the beach are only suitable: We snorkeled above all and most would have liked a few more inches of water between the stomach and coral reef. What you see then, but really cool: A nice reef, colorful corals, many organisms, of the most colorful fish in sea urchins, moray eels, snails, sea cucumbers, etc. Heftig I found some tourists who traipse without thinking of their flip-flops over the reef - it is everywhere pointed out that so much destroys .. . :-(
the last three days it was very windy, as one needed fins to control or I found the slippers better
This is part of a report about our trip to the Red Sea -.. Read more here .
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