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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
9.0
Service:
6.0
Cleanliness:
7.0
Food:
6.0
Amenities:
6.0
They drove in a crowd. We chose the location, not the condition of the hotel or the food. Very well located. All nomara go inside a pretty courtyard with palm trees. But the second floor is definitely better - there is a balcony (almost all rooms). The largest room is 206. It has a double bed and two single beds, VERY spacious.
The staff does not speak Russian. The overall impression depends on the mood. Lots of small problems that could be eliminated with a simple repair. But overall, it's clean.
The food is quite bearable. The choice is small (like the hotel itself), but you won't go hungry. Allowed to take food to the room, so that the "snack" is at night.
Beach bar for rent. It's free and non-alcoholic. . .
The sunbeds are good, but the covers on them need to be changed a long time ago. Lots of sagging and torn.
A bit tiring presence of the pier.
Alcohol was bought on the street. You can't drink what's in the bar. 15 degrees is not enough for vodka. . . But this is already the case in the bottle itself (which is inclusive for an all-inclusive). A liter of local whiskey - 8-11 bucks.
True, the beer is not bad, although it sometimes runs out...
But this is the most central hotel in Naama Bay (of the inexpensive ones). Location is great. Two minutes to Pasha, Hard Rock Cafe and everything else. But there. . . EMPTY! In Pasha INVITE! Went for FREE! But what's the point if there are fifty people - a full house today...
Of the "foreigners" - only Ukrainians (well, there are occasionally Belarusians and Georgians). EMPTY all around! I just remember "good times".
Traveling to Israel is EXTREMELY complicated. Of the 3 buses, 27 people were "turned off" (after five hours at the border). And still not everyone came back...
When choosing a trip to Yenipet now, remember that it is EMPTY there. If this does not scare you, then the fish have not gone away, the bazaars are open (mango is super! ), excursions have become very cheap. But remember about the visa. If you want to go to Cairo from Sinai, then immediately buy a visa at the airport.
The staff does not speak Russian. The overall impression depends on the mood. Lots of small problems that could be eliminated with a simple repair. But overall, it's clean.
The food is quite bearable. The choice is small (like the hotel itself), but you won't go hungry. Allowed to take food to the room, so that the "snack" is at night.
Beach bar for rent. It's free and non-alcoholic. . .
The sunbeds are good, but the covers on them need to be changed a long time ago. Lots of sagging and torn.
A bit tiring presence of the pier.
Alcohol was bought on the street. You can't drink what's in the bar. 15 degrees is not enough for vodka. . . But this is already the case in the bottle itself (which is inclusive for an all-inclusive). A liter of local whiskey - 8-11 bucks.
True, the beer is not bad, although it sometimes runs out...
But this is the most central hotel in Naama Bay (of the inexpensive ones). Location is great. Two minutes to Pasha, Hard Rock Cafe and everything else. But there. . . EMPTY! In Pasha INVITE! Went for FREE! But what's the point if there are fifty people - a full house today...
Of the "foreigners" - only Ukrainians (well, there are occasionally Belarusians and Georgians). EMPTY all around! I just remember "good times".
Traveling to Israel is EXTREMELY complicated. Of the 3 buses, 27 people were "turned off" (after five hours at the border). And still not everyone came back...
When choosing a trip to Yenipet now, remember that it is EMPTY there. If this does not scare you, then the fish have not gone away, the bazaars are open (mango is super! ), excursions have become very cheap. But remember about the visa. If you want to go to Cairo from Sinai, then immediately buy a visa at the airport.
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