Нормальный отель Normal hotel

Rested with a friend from 26.09. 2017 to 06.10. 2017 in Sharm in Otium Golden, all inclusive.
It's not a 5, I say right away, but it's pretty decent for a 4. The second line. The road separates from the first and you need 10 minutes to walk to another beach. There is a bus that takes you to the beach, but we didn't use it. There is no private beach. We went to Otium Aloha beach. On the beach near the neighboring Amphora, the current is less and the pontoon is opened earlier than on Aloha. Otium Aloha, Otium Golden and Otium Amphora have one Italian owner. Sunbeds, towels, meals on the beach are included in the price of the tour. Beds and mattresses are ok. There is enough space for everyone. There is a pontoon for entering the sea and a paddling pool near the shore (for children and for adults to splash when there is a storm on the sea and swimming is prohibited). Be sure to take soap dishes (corals) for swimming in the paddling pool. There are corals everywhere you can hurt your feet. There is no such sand as in our rivers and lakes. On the beach, any animation (darts, yoga, aqua aerobics, massage) go and invite. We didn't go. They made me an advertising tattoo on the shin of my left leg (washed off, the boy said that it was mehendi). This is not mehendi. Upon arrival home, she treated an allergy on her leg from this tattoo. Saw diazolin and suprastin. It itched terribly, especially at night. The tattoo came off, but a crust remained on the leg, as after a chemical burn. In general, I didn’t like this tattoo right away. smelled of acetone and after application felt a slight tingling. You are the one to blame. As in the fairy tale "Don't you chase the pop for cheapness. "
Met the dawn on the beach - it's cool. There is no one anywhere - just you and the sun. The sun does not bake and it is not stuffy. Gentle and affectionate. Be sure to use high protection sunscreen. Although I am white-skinned, I tanned well with the cream and never burned out. A separate place in my story is occupied by the insects of Egypt. Egyptian mosquitoes bit me both with sprays and with a fumigator. They bite at night inaudibly and not painfully, only in the morning you wake up in small red dots. It's them, dear.

The food is good, you won't die of hunger. Lots of pastries and cakes. Few fruits. They gave guava several times (when there were a lot of vacationers, they stopped giving, sometimes there were green melons, a couple of times dates, there were no mangoes at all, although there was a season, small bananas were sometimes given). There were always sausages, chicken, boiled sausage and scrambled eggs for breakfast. Normal quality. Lots of different breads. Milk (tofu, hard cheese, hot milk for coffee and morning yogurt) was daily. Mashed potatoes and pasta were every day. On the beach at 11.00 French fries, melon, pasta, freshly made pizza and soft drinks, juices. When we arrived, for every meal in the restaurant they put out a large plate with olives and olives, then they stopped giving it when there were more people. Local wine (red and white), beer is normal in taste, you can drink. Once in a while they gave grilled veal (it was divine) and a couple of times grilled mackerel (very tasty). There are Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, juices (apple, pineapple, orange) from the packages that taste good (not chemistry) in the machines. I drank a lot of pineapple - everything is in order with the stomach. Cocktails were drunk in abundance and very tasty (mojitos, etc. ). They brought chocolates and seeds from Kyiv, got acquainted with the staff, gave us problems with cocktails, there was no room cleaning. Everyone was greeted and smiled, and everyone smiled back at us. It seems to me that a good attitude towards the hotel staff (not like servants) plus a little female charm did their job. We learned a couple of words in their language - they were generally delighted to communicate with us.
Upon arrival, we were given a small room with a small balcony overlooking the highway. They gave seeds and chocolates at the reception and chose a family room (with one double bed), with a large balcony closed from the sun, a larger room, on the second floor overlooking the pool, around a palm tree. The boy who was carrying our suitcases was given $1. There is an electronic safe in the closet. Nothing is missing from the room, but you always need to be on the alert.
We went on an excursion to Israel for 65 dollars. and on a boat ride with a glass bottom for 5 dollars. Bought on the street and bargained. Everyone traveled to Israel in the same bus, both those who took excursions on the street and those who bought from a hotel guide at an exorbitant price. Everyone has the same attitude. There are a lot of police on the roads.