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share your experience, please: if there is a safe in the hotel at the reception, is it possible to leave camera phones in the room? well, money, at least a little ... thanks! :)
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This is how you get on. Personally, I left a laptop and a fotik. Documents, and money, never. There was no loss, but in the reviews there are many complaints.
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answered 16 years ago
We left a laptop, a video camera, a camera, gold, everything was fine. True, in an inconspicuous place. But if you are afraid to leave, then there are paid safes at the reception (if there are no rooms)
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answered 16 years ago
Only money and documents are offered to be hidden in the safe. Phones, and especially cameras, can be safely left. When you go, for example, to the Cairo Museum, cameras are generally dumped into one common box))) We didn’t hand over anything at all, the Egyptians, in principle, don’t steal!
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answered 16 years ago
We left in the room, but hid everything in a suitcase with a combination lock. And then they found out that a mobile phone was stolen from Russian girls, which was in a suitcase. And no one at the reception could help them. Here! And in the Cairo Museum they don’t steal - yes! We also left phones and cameras in the general basket. Anything can happen in hotels! Therefore, it is better when you leave, hide everything so that there are no temptations for the cleaners, and you will be calmer!
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answered 16 years ago
The probability that something from photo-video equipment is stolen from the room is 1: 10,000. Money too, but if you put it on the nightstand, it can be considered as a tip. Documents are of less interest, so they are rarely stolen. I recommend keeping money and documents in a safe, and just hide the rest in a closet, bedside tables or suitcase. For about 20 of my trips there were no problems. But this is not 10,000. Sometime you will not be lucky.
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answered 16 years ago
And there is another good religious rule: do not seduce. Therefore, it is better to hide from the eyes further.
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answered 16 years ago
Rested in Sharm, Tropicana Rosetta Hotel, safe at the reception, free of charge - you have one key, at the reception the second, you open it together, leave everything, money, gold, equipment. You should not keep it in the room.
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answered 16 years ago
well in a suitcase under a combination lock, we also hid a laptop beech in a closet under things, but not a fact.
a friend even had jeans stolen, so it's as lucky
a friend even had jeans stolen, so it's as lucky
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answered 16 years ago
In general, when on vacation, it’s a little annoying that you have to think about where to hide things. Khochitsa also feel free in "his" room. Well, whatever I want, where I want, I leave it there. Yes, they say they don't steal. But if they steal, you won't find the truth. Thank God I didn't have any problems. But it's better to worry about how it's warming up than... After all, you're in a foreign country and you need to return with photos and souvenirs. Better to keep out of sight.
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answered 16 years ago
thanks to everyone! :) and did anyone rest in makadi sun (or in another hotel of this chain)? what about theft? there is a lot of negativity about domina...
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answered 16 years ago
Indeed, it all depends on the particular hotel, we were apparently always lucky, there were never problems and thefts, but on the bus on the tour we heard from our compatriots vacationing in another hotel (Fantasy 5 * in Marsa Alam) stories about thefts in the rooms
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answered 16 years ago
they steal well :)
take a closer look at the mobiles of animators and guides,
mobile phones for 600 bucks, and their salaries are show-offs for visitors. they also just lure as a gift from a just fucked fool in love ... blondes ... Polish grandmothers over 70 ... then they brag about who fucked how many mobile phones. I have a problem in Egypt - I partially understand that they are babbling among themselves, but I will not give them a sign. I can laugh unintentionally with them - that's when they shut up and are afraid.
take a closer look at the mobiles of animators and guides,
mobile phones for 600 bucks, and their salaries are show-offs for visitors. they also just lure as a gift from a just fucked fool in love ... blondes ... Polish grandmothers over 70 ... then they brag about who fucked how many mobile phones. I have a problem in Egypt - I partially understand that they are babbling among themselves, but I will not give them a sign. I can laugh unintentionally with them - that's when they shut up and are afraid.
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answered 16 years ago