Hotel was quite pretty with an unusual set out, with plenty of teracing to sit around and enjoy the sun.
Nearly died when i saw the room,Very basic but couldn't expect much else for the holiday price, it was quite dark and dingy. Both my room and next doors had problems with plumbing, not sure if it's because we were on ground floor.
Food was average/edible.

Weather fantastic, hotel beach very poor.
Local entertainment was a walk to fantasi or a taxi/minibus to Naama bay or Sharm old town, budget about 3 for the round trip every night, naama has more going for it.

I'm 21 and went with my gf in May 08.
I recently visited this hotel, and it was a disaster from day one!! I read these reviews before going and i honestly thought it was OAPs complaining.
Firstly our room had no balcony, no windows, a bare old brick wall behind our one inch thick mattress, the air conditioning controller was cellotaped to the wall and our toilet seat and shower was broken. I wasn't too woried about the room, because i didn't realise how much time i would spend in it!
The food was terrible, same every day and very little variety, also we had dirty plates and cups, and had to pay for orange juice.
There were hardly any sunbeds around the pool, and we had to get up at 7 in the morning to get some.
The beach was unbelievable, it must have been about 30 feet long, and covered in umbrellas, no room to sunbave or even breath! We paid for another beach for the whole time.
In the evening of the first night, i got very ill and took loads of tablets and eventually had to have an injection to stop me bein sick. Once i had stopped being sick, i then had diahorrea for the rest of the week, great!
The waiters and employees also forced themselves on my gf when i wasn't around.
Also one night i plucked the courage to go to Nama Bay, and left within one minute of being there, the egyptians just won't take no for an answer, and they get very aggressive if you don't go into their shop to 'sign their book', what a load of rubbish!!! You get horrible comments made at you, and get harrassed like mad!
Don't go there!!!!! I was shocked at how bad this hotel was, i could never see myself writing a review, but i simply had to.

stayed here may 2008 entertainment for 1 hour every week rooms ok tree was our view if window opened food was ok but always only warm most of the staff are ignorant only want to speak to people who are self catering to get there money out of them weather was hot the only entertainment at night was a game of pool with the mosquitos it was a ghost town you had the bar to yourself up & down to the bar as you have to have beer in 1/2 pint glass they wont give you bottle unless your self catering if you like ice in your drink you dont get it here nor free bottles of water if your all inc if you want a quiet holiday then this is a 5* we would go back eygpt but not here

We stayed at the Amar Sina for 10 days in March 08. Me - my friend and her two children (9 and 15 years old). we had the best holiday ever. The hotel was pretty and built to look traditional. The food was fine and the staff are absolutely brilliant - warm - helpful - friendly and playful - but always in an appropriate way, We had great fun chatting and laughing with the bar staff and some great volley ball games in the pool - often led by Abdo (the pool guide). the children were fussed over and as it was my friends birthday, we were offered a birthday cake (which cost her £12). However as the cake was brought into the bar - all the bar staff came upstairs singing arabic songs and insisting that we dance with them. This was brilliant fun and went on for about 20 minutes!! Can't praise the staff highly enough and we can't wait to go back next year!
Jane (I went with Heather, Becky and Joe)