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Went with my husband last year. It’s clean, they clean well, the figures were twisted in the room from the first day, for which they began to leave 1 USD each. There was some kind of designer renovation in the rooms... 50 switches... they left, but they didn’t understand exactly which one went where... Rooms are small.
The cuisine is ordinary Egyptian - as almost everywhere there is no fresh fruit. I didn’t like pastries - almost 2 types of sand and biscuit, with a variety: one is white on top, the other is red, the third is striped, one is cut into cubes, the second is rhombuses, the third is rectangles. But in fact it's all the same, previously in other hotels this was not. The beach is good. In the evening they put on performances in the amphitheater, for my taste a collective farm, but there really is nowhere to go - the hotel is separate from civilization...
The hotel has many rooms for the disabled. A huge plus for the hotel is that not all vacationers want to see them....therefore, there is a separate service for the disabled, separate entertainment and performances, a separate courtyard. those. they are there, but you hardly see them.

The staff is welcoming and friendly. It's nice that the staff continues to learn: in the morning, cleaning supervisor: hello, kadila? Answer: the best! He: I don't understand! What is it like? I explained, he understood. Then he took out a pen and paper, wrote down my expression, asked again, corrected it, said it out loud again. I was very pleased - I learned a new expression! A trifle, but nice!
On the beach, the local "Canadian boys" are not as intrusive as in other hotels. Or am I already used to it?
Overall good, but could be better.