Отдых был бы на троечку - если бы не последний день Rest would be a C grade - if not for the last day

We went to the hotel - by chance, we chose the one in the neighborhood, but they closed. The most important thing you should know when settling here - if you are not an Arab, then you are trash. The hotel is completely focused on the locals. If you are from another country - feel like a g. . . vnom. I won't say anything about animation. There were some fire shows, and a foam party for the kids on the beach. We didn't go, so I can't say.
From the good: very clean towels in the room. Great lagoons. The one that is farther away is not shallow, clean with sand. Everything. everything else is just fluff. Towels in the room each time a different number. That 3, then 5 as it should be. Outdoor toilets on a vast territory - 2. Near the beach and the pool. A lot of people in the hotel but few staff. The owner saves, so such a bedlam. Especially at the reception. Where people fail. Finding out is very difficult. Poor understanding of Russian and English. They don't have a pharmacy either.
Rest would be a C grade - if not for the last day. This is just a fat point that destroyed even the smallest positive emotions from the rest. We went for two days asking if we could extend the number, since we had a plane at 22-35. And we were constantly fed promises. Come early in the morning, come before check-out, etc. As a result, there are no places. We cannot extend. Well, anything can happen, but damn it, doesn’t the hotel know how many guests will come to rest tomorrow in a day? Here is the focus on the domestic tourist. Then the addition was the removal of the bracelet at 12-00. It came as a direct surprise. On the one hand, I understand - they didn’t pay for the day - it’s not good to eat and drink at the hotel. But it was possible to offer to pay extra - that at least not a room, but the bracelets were left until the evening. A whole day without food or water. I had to buy from their shops.

I understand that many will say that I find fault, and this is all the norm. I was in Egypt 7 times and for the first time I encountered this. Well, the cherry on the cake. The truth does not apply to the hotel. border, a small iron ruler was taken away from her husband - a gift from his father, he constantly flew with it and insistently "asked to give" his headphones. It was lucky that it was the cheapest and they did not see my high-quality - expensive ones that were in the backpack. In general, while Egypt, long live Turkey.