Больше ни ногой!! No more foot!!

And so, settlement. Upon arrival they gave me juice to drink. This is the only positive thing. But no one met even upon arrival, did not spend at the reception (they themselves were looking for). Before checking in, we wrote off the wishes with the hotel in advance, none of this was fulfilled! There is nothing for honeymooners or couples to do here, but seniors are welcome! Because they will tell you that there are NO rooms with large beds (or rather, there are, but only a few, and they are always occupied of course), as a result, as pensioners slept with their wife separately for the entire rest on two small beds (and they stand a meter apart and they don’t even move), what normal designer came up with this? Just SHOCK. It's good that we were brought here to come on a honeymoon, God save us!
Further cons - rooms, I have not yet seen such old and shabby moldy rooms, cleaning goes unnoticed, as if there were no cleaners. Towels were not even changed for all 6 days. By the way, they found a large rotten cucumber by the bed (apparently, they forgot before us). There were also no slippers in the room, I had to call and feel like a beggar. And for this hotel, everyone tirelessly repeated to us throughout the rest that we were lucky with the hotel, one of the best in Egypt, what is worse then ??
The sea is beautiful, but you can swim normally only on one beach - the royal lagoon, in other places there are solid stones, about which you can break a leg or a finger.

The food is just tin, although we have not tried it in other hotels in Egypt, everything is just tasteless. Breakfast is the same, scrambled eggs and salad. And some desserts. Lunch was really chicken and fish. Dinner is even worse than breakfast - there is nothing to eat.
The funniest thing was during the check-out - they took out the suitcases themselves, no one even saw us off, didn’t say a word, as if we weren’t even in the hotel. Fortunately, they themselves found the bus in which we needed to sit down, asked the Russian-speaking tourists.
In general, decide for yourself whether to go here or not . .