Your rating of this hotel:
5.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
5.0
Service:
5.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
10.0
All the positive moments crossed out this impudent set-up.
The most annoying thing is that the hotel itself is good, the territory is beautiful and green, but the Red Sea is of course of indescribable beauty.
We lived in room 3203, upon check-in they asked for 140 euros for a superior, we refused. We were given a room overlooking the pool and had to pay $10 for it. We were hinted in every possible way that there were no good rooms, but they found one for us.
The food is normal, we didn’t starve, there was enough meat. But at first we were in the dining room for adults, everything was better there, both the atmosphere and the food. But there were few people in the hotel and they closed the dining room for adults and gathered everyone in the family. There were always missing napkins, some plates were stuffed.
There were a lot of desserts, yummy)) we left with full bellies, because we wanted to try a little bit of everything.
The room was cleaned every day, everything was clean.
The sea in that place is shallow, there are corals, but you could swim, you just went further into the sea. But right from the shore there are corals in which various fish and moray eels live, my husband swam there with a mask every day for an hour. There is also a long pier, swimming there is just super, there are a lot of beautiful fish, I didn’t want to get out of the water, but you can swim there only when the wind has died down and the yellow flag is hoisted.
The first 3 days were very windy, cool in the evenings.
As for shopping, in Egypt this is problematic, at every step there is a divorce, everyone literally drags you into their store. It is especially fashionable to lure them with gifts, tea. We went for the first time and got scammed with a review. We walked in the evening and we were asked to write a review, we naively agreed and then it started. My husband and I poured two bottles of perfume from the campaign, they started making a face mask for me, and all this was supposedly for a review, but in the end they asked for 50 USD. for services.
The general impressions are mixed, on the one hand, a chic sea and a beautiful hotel, but on the other hand they slipped fake dollars and at every step they want to make a sucker out of you and breed for money. For example, the same tea was offered to us for 100 grams for 3 dollars, in another for 1 dollar for 200 grams. And they fizzle out pretty well.
In general, we still wanted to go there with the children and show the sea, but after what happened, I don’t even know if we decide or not.
The most annoying thing is that the hotel itself is good, the territory is beautiful and green, but the Red Sea is of course of indescribable beauty.
We lived in room 3203, upon check-in they asked for 140 euros for a superior, we refused. We were given a room overlooking the pool and had to pay $10 for it. We were hinted in every possible way that there were no good rooms, but they found one for us.
The food is normal, we didn’t starve, there was enough meat. But at first we were in the dining room for adults, everything was better there, both the atmosphere and the food. But there were few people in the hotel and they closed the dining room for adults and gathered everyone in the family. There were always missing napkins, some plates were stuffed.
There were a lot of desserts, yummy)) we left with full bellies, because we wanted to try a little bit of everything.
The room was cleaned every day, everything was clean.
The sea in that place is shallow, there are corals, but you could swim, you just went further into the sea. But right from the shore there are corals in which various fish and moray eels live, my husband swam there with a mask every day for an hour. There is also a long pier, swimming there is just super, there are a lot of beautiful fish, I didn’t want to get out of the water, but you can swim there only when the wind has died down and the yellow flag is hoisted.
The first 3 days were very windy, cool in the evenings.
As for shopping, in Egypt this is problematic, at every step there is a divorce, everyone literally drags you into their store. It is especially fashionable to lure them with gifts, tea. We went for the first time and got scammed with a review. We walked in the evening and we were asked to write a review, we naively agreed and then it started. My husband and I poured two bottles of perfume from the campaign, they started making a face mask for me, and all this was supposedly for a review, but in the end they asked for 50 USD. for services.
The general impressions are mixed, on the one hand, a chic sea and a beautiful hotel, but on the other hand they slipped fake dollars and at every step they want to make a sucker out of you and breed for money. For example, the same tea was offered to us for 100 grams for 3 dollars, in another for 1 dollar for 200 grams. And they fizzle out pretty well.
In general, we still wanted to go there with the children and show the sea, but after what happened, I don’t even know if we decide or not.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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