Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
8.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
7.0
Rested in Egypt for the second time, and again in Sharm. Last time I was in Naama Bay. This hotel is located a little away from parties and shops. It is more fun in Naama, and there is always an opportunity to buy souvenirs, tours,....There are no complaints about the hotel. All for four. The food is good. Territory well-groomed. Everywhere is clean. The beach is 400 meters from the hotel. We always walked.
Of the minuses: We arrived on the plane at 9 am. We were told to wait (they didn’t say how long), while things were asked (urgently) to be left outside the hotel. An hour later, it turned out that you need to wait until 14:00 (vryapa check-in at the hotel). I regretted not putting 10-20 bucks in my passport. I think then everything was decided at once. We took our bathing suits out of our suitcases, changed in the hotel toilet, and went to the beach. We sunbathed until 2 pm. We came to the reception, they gave us the keys to the room. Immediately, an impudent fat Arab grabbed my suitcase and dragged it. The room was good (they are all good there). From the window of the room you could even see the sea! But the biggest minus both in this hotel and throughout Egypt is the ANNOUNTING ARABS. It's just awful. I was vacationing with a friend. And if they see women without men. . . for them it's like a red rag to a bull. You need to break them off immediately and rudely.
Another minus - the hotel also works on the All Inclusive system (I bought a ticket with HB). And since there are a lot of (very) Russians in the hotel, then in the evenings there are a lot of (very) drunks. Sometimes they are very noisy.
We walked from the hotel to SOHO Square, which is near the Savoy Hotel. This is a copy of London Square. It's very beautiful there in the evenings. We took a taxi back for 15 pounds.
There is a supermarket on the way from the hotel to the beach. Not bad. I bought dates and nuts there. I brought it to Kyiv, opened it, and there were little midges!
But all the same, Egypt is just Paradise!
We are certainly lucky. We are caught between the shark and the riot. I really want to go back to Egypt. We planned in May at Taboo. But in connection with recent events, I don’t know if it will work out
Of the minuses: We arrived on the plane at 9 am. We were told to wait (they didn’t say how long), while things were asked (urgently) to be left outside the hotel. An hour later, it turned out that you need to wait until 14:00 (vryapa check-in at the hotel). I regretted not putting 10-20 bucks in my passport. I think then everything was decided at once. We took our bathing suits out of our suitcases, changed in the hotel toilet, and went to the beach. We sunbathed until 2 pm. We came to the reception, they gave us the keys to the room. Immediately, an impudent fat Arab grabbed my suitcase and dragged it. The room was good (they are all good there). From the window of the room you could even see the sea! But the biggest minus both in this hotel and throughout Egypt is the ANNOUNTING ARABS. It's just awful. I was vacationing with a friend. And if they see women without men. . . for them it's like a red rag to a bull. You need to break them off immediately and rudely.
Another minus - the hotel also works on the All Inclusive system (I bought a ticket with HB). And since there are a lot of (very) Russians in the hotel, then in the evenings there are a lot of (very) drunks. Sometimes they are very noisy.
We walked from the hotel to SOHO Square, which is near the Savoy Hotel. This is a copy of London Square. It's very beautiful there in the evenings. We took a taxi back for 15 pounds.
There is a supermarket on the way from the hotel to the beach. Not bad. I bought dates and nuts there. I brought it to Kyiv, opened it, and there were little midges!
But all the same, Egypt is just Paradise!
We are certainly lucky. We are caught between the shark and the riot. I really want to go back to Egypt. We planned in May at Taboo. But in connection with recent events, I don’t know if it will work out
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