Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
8.0
Service:
8.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
7.0
Amenities:
6.0
We stayed at the hotel in September! Small, clean, cozy hotel! Friendly staff, cleaning every day. The hotel rooms are small and all the same, the windows are somehow unusual, narrow under the ceiling! There is one family room, we were given it on the first day, because all the standards were occupied. Quite noisy air conditioner. The food is not very diverse (not Egypt and not Turkey), but it's hard to stay hungry!
Of the minuses:
-there is no territory at all, you immediately exit the hotel onto a rather busy road;
- the pool is just ridiculous, a little more than a bathroom - the three of us are already crowded, the water is 30 degrees, fu! swimming in soup!
-it's really 5 minutes to the free beach, but it's not worth this walk, it's just a piece of the coastline, and there is nothing on it, so you have to carry umbrellas, towels on yourself in the terrible heat and then "cool" in the water 33 degrees. You can go to the Carlton Hotel opposite ours, there are sun loungers and umbrellas, the pleasure costs 30 dirhams per person!
-and most importantly, in Sharjah there is absolutely nowhere to go in the evening. After the evening prayer, everyone falls asleep. The city has two shopping centers Sahara and Sharjah City Center, but there is absolutely nothing to do in them! So sign up for all free and paid buses in Dubai, otherwise in the evenings you will either sleep or watch one Russian channel)))
-And yet, well, just kapets, how hot !!!!!!!!! ! : )
Of the minuses:
-there is no territory at all, you immediately exit the hotel onto a rather busy road;
- the pool is just ridiculous, a little more than a bathroom - the three of us are already crowded, the water is 30 degrees, fu! swimming in soup!
-it's really 5 minutes to the free beach, but it's not worth this walk, it's just a piece of the coastline, and there is nothing on it, so you have to carry umbrellas, towels on yourself in the terrible heat and then "cool" in the water 33 degrees. You can go to the Carlton Hotel opposite ours, there are sun loungers and umbrellas, the pleasure costs 30 dirhams per person!
-and most importantly, in Sharjah there is absolutely nowhere to go in the evening. After the evening prayer, everyone falls asleep. The city has two shopping centers Sahara and Sharjah City Center, but there is absolutely nothing to do in them! So sign up for all free and paid buses in Dubai, otherwise in the evenings you will either sleep or watch one Russian channel)))
-And yet, well, just kapets, how hot !!!!!!!!! ! : )
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