Your rating of this hotel:
3.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
3.0
Service:
1.0
Cleanliness:
3.0
Food:
2.0
Amenities:
2.0
In Egypt for the third time, before that we were in Hurghada. The overall impression of the hotel is poor.
Of the benefits - a large beach with a good entrance to the sea. Very convenient with children. There is no other beach like this in Sharm. The beach is divided into two zones: with an excellent entrance and corals. You can go on the sand and then swim up to the corals. Lots of fish, good reef. I disagree with those who write that the reef is dead, there are no fish, etc. rave. The reef is a little worse than in the Ras Mahamed reserve, the fish are the same, just a little less in number, but that's why it is a reserve.
Of the minuses:
1. I was very surprised by the information about the date of construction of the hotel - 2008. Really, the hotel is old, about 10 years old, you can say the deadliest. Everything is shabby, the furniture in the hall is old, dirty, the floors are ragged, the ridiculous figure in the center is the highlight of the hall (according to the architect).
2. The main restaurant, or rather just a dining room, is located on the first floor. The food is fresh, the choice is small, the remnants of breakfast in a processed form are served at lunch. Fruits: dates, grapes - rotten.
3. Tables, floors, bar counters are sticky from dirt.
4. There are no toilets and changing cabins on the beach, there is a shower, but not on the beach, but near one of the buildings.
5. Water in all pools, including children's ice, so they were always empty.
6. The rooms are large, with poor lighting and insane colors - the ceiling is orange, the wall is dark purple. The safe jams in the room, everything you touch in the bathroom breaks off.
7. Part of the numbers on 23:2306.2307, 2308, etc. overlook the amphitheater, which is located 20 meters from the windows. Night disco runs daily from 23.00 to 01.30 at night, draw your own conclusions.
2. On the roof of one of the buildings overlooking the garden, there is a generator and a dining room hood, it rumbles day and night, there are about 10 rooms under this thing, I don’t understand how this is possible. If the hotel is full during the season and as a result of the impossibility of changing the room, I think I will have to change the hotel. living in such noise is dangerous for the psyche.
3. Service, order, elementary rules of cleanliness and hyena, these concepts are very difficult for the perception of the Egyptians. The country is agrarian, which means that you will be served by local very untidy and lazy peasants who got a job on the great pull through relatives, acquaintances, etc. Therefore, they are still very proud, they show with all their appearance that their career was a success : ))
4. Mosquitoes from 19 pm until dawn, windows cannot be opened.
5. Air conditioning in all rooms is very loud, which makes it difficult to choose whether to turn it on or not.
6. In the hotel, 90% of vacationers are Russians, while in the mini club there are two girls animators without knowledge of the Russian language. They sadly look at our children, smile and are silent. An animator named Lisa is somewhere, but we never met her for all seven days of rest.
7. Local alcoholic drinks: beer - almost water, the rest is tinted fusel alcohol, a headache at least.
8. They often turn off the light and water, went into the shower and turned it on....you stand looking at the hissing faucet.
Summary: A hotel for people who selflessly love the Red Sea, not paying attention to everything else described above.
Of the benefits - a large beach with a good entrance to the sea. Very convenient with children. There is no other beach like this in Sharm. The beach is divided into two zones: with an excellent entrance and corals. You can go on the sand and then swim up to the corals. Lots of fish, good reef. I disagree with those who write that the reef is dead, there are no fish, etc. rave. The reef is a little worse than in the Ras Mahamed reserve, the fish are the same, just a little less in number, but that's why it is a reserve.
Of the minuses:
1. I was very surprised by the information about the date of construction of the hotel - 2008. Really, the hotel is old, about 10 years old, you can say the deadliest. Everything is shabby, the furniture in the hall is old, dirty, the floors are ragged, the ridiculous figure in the center is the highlight of the hall (according to the architect).
2. The main restaurant, or rather just a dining room, is located on the first floor. The food is fresh, the choice is small, the remnants of breakfast in a processed form are served at lunch. Fruits: dates, grapes - rotten.
3. Tables, floors, bar counters are sticky from dirt.
4. There are no toilets and changing cabins on the beach, there is a shower, but not on the beach, but near one of the buildings.
5. Water in all pools, including children's ice, so they were always empty.
6. The rooms are large, with poor lighting and insane colors - the ceiling is orange, the wall is dark purple. The safe jams in the room, everything you touch in the bathroom breaks off.
7. Part of the numbers on 23:2306.2307, 2308, etc. overlook the amphitheater, which is located 20 meters from the windows. Night disco runs daily from 23.00 to 01.30 at night, draw your own conclusions.
2. On the roof of one of the buildings overlooking the garden, there is a generator and a dining room hood, it rumbles day and night, there are about 10 rooms under this thing, I don’t understand how this is possible. If the hotel is full during the season and as a result of the impossibility of changing the room, I think I will have to change the hotel. living in such noise is dangerous for the psyche.
3. Service, order, elementary rules of cleanliness and hyena, these concepts are very difficult for the perception of the Egyptians. The country is agrarian, which means that you will be served by local very untidy and lazy peasants who got a job on the great pull through relatives, acquaintances, etc. Therefore, they are still very proud, they show with all their appearance that their career was a success : ))
4. Mosquitoes from 19 pm until dawn, windows cannot be opened.
5. Air conditioning in all rooms is very loud, which makes it difficult to choose whether to turn it on or not.
6. In the hotel, 90% of vacationers are Russians, while in the mini club there are two girls animators without knowledge of the Russian language. They sadly look at our children, smile and are silent. An animator named Lisa is somewhere, but we never met her for all seven days of rest.
7. Local alcoholic drinks: beer - almost water, the rest is tinted fusel alcohol, a headache at least.
8. They often turn off the light and water, went into the shower and turned it on....you stand looking at the hissing faucet.
Summary: A hotel for people who selflessly love the Red Sea, not paying attention to everything else described above.
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