Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
8.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
9.0
Amenities:
8.0
We chose a hotel with a sandy sunset and reefs.
Pros:
- excellent wide entry into the sea
- wide spacious beach
- spacious rooms with quality cleaning
- excellent food (every day seafood, as an example)
- good animation
- free internet on the territory of the hotel (although it constantly disappeared, but the child could watch cartoons without problems)
- small compact and well-groomed territory.
Minuses:
- minus not the hotel itself, of course - it's a dirty sea with bags, plastic, which washed ashore in waves during windy weather (the specifics of Nabq and the location of the hotel).
During the rest, a huge dead turtle washed up on the shore, which probably ate garbage, and which the Egyptians simply pushed back into the sea ((
- I don't recommend going for the reefs. Before the buoys, they are dead, behind the buoys there is something to see, but during the winds you will not be allowed to go there, red flag. There are much fewer fish than in the same Naama Bay.
- inadequate behavior of "ours" who occupy sun loungers on the beach. The workers are resigned and do nothing.
- situations in the canteen - you stand in line for pancakes, then a waiter comes, serving an Arab family, lays out everything for him, and you continue to stand waiting, like a "fool".
There's also a weird fellow at the dessert stand - asking for 3 tiny pieces of cake for 3 people. Gives 1 and is indignant, they say, take others. Only after my verbal claims gave what was asked. I saw this for the first time)))
In general, the impressions were good, but the second time it’s definitely not a foot there)
Pros:
- excellent wide entry into the sea
- wide spacious beach
- spacious rooms with quality cleaning
- excellent food (every day seafood, as an example)
- good animation
- free internet on the territory of the hotel (although it constantly disappeared, but the child could watch cartoons without problems)
- small compact and well-groomed territory.
Minuses:
- minus not the hotel itself, of course - it's a dirty sea with bags, plastic, which washed ashore in waves during windy weather (the specifics of Nabq and the location of the hotel).
During the rest, a huge dead turtle washed up on the shore, which probably ate garbage, and which the Egyptians simply pushed back into the sea ((
- I don't recommend going for the reefs. Before the buoys, they are dead, behind the buoys there is something to see, but during the winds you will not be allowed to go there, red flag. There are much fewer fish than in the same Naama Bay.
- inadequate behavior of "ours" who occupy sun loungers on the beach. The workers are resigned and do nothing.
- situations in the canteen - you stand in line for pancakes, then a waiter comes, serving an Arab family, lays out everything for him, and you continue to stand waiting, like a "fool".
There's also a weird fellow at the dessert stand - asking for 3 tiny pieces of cake for 3 people. Gives 1 and is indignant, they say, take others. Only after my verbal claims gave what was asked. I saw this for the first time)))
In general, the impressions were good, but the second time it’s definitely not a foot there)
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