Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
8.0
Service:
1.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
8.0
August 2018
I'll start with the hotel check-in: We arrived at 9 o'clock in the morning. Until 15.00 they waited in the lobby. They went to the reception 8-10 times, asking to be accommodated, since the hotel was almost empty, to which they received an answer that the check-in was at 15.00. True, at 10.00 they ringed so that they could have lunch. But it was announced that at check-out, check-out from the room at 12.00 and they would not be allowed to have lunch, because they dined before settling in the room. Not only that, these donkeys pretended not to understand Russian, they communicated through the suitcase porter. But already in the process of staying at the hotel, they already began to understand us. But their (Arabs) from observations for 8 days) were settled immediately upon arrival for 20 minutes, regardless of the time of arrival.
There are no questions about food, everything is fine. Fresh 2 dollars. Ice cream 2 dollars.
A friend could not get to dinner, I took 1 plate of food to his room - they did not miss it. I'm sure they threw it away - but they didn't miss it, although probably most of the food is thrown away, because everything is fresh on the second day.
Swimming pool big and clean. To the sea 6-8 minutes on the steps, which are 130. In the morning there are 260 steps back, in the afternoon 260 steps.
Beach No. The pontoon is plastic - will place the person 20-25 standing.
At the entrance to the pontoon there is a strip of sand 8-9 meters long. 1.5 meters wide, where you can lie on the sand, but not swim - just corals, and everything is under umbrellas on sunbeds, which are near the entrance to the pontoon -15 pcs. There are many more umbrellas with sun loungers 20-50 meters from the pontoon, but the heat there is unbearable.
Do not be fooled by the photos that have a sandy beach, these photos are from a neighboring hotel
The information about Pyramisa states that they have 840 rooms, which is more than 1500 vacationers. Where will they swim? On one plastic pontoon measuring 5 by 8 meters? We were probably lucky, 80-90 people came to the dining room. There were 8-10 people on the pontoon all the days, almost all of us. Others (Arabs) preferred the pool.
On the day of departure, exactly at 12.00, they called, demanding to vacate the room. (With at least 800 rooms available) and immediately cut off the tag from our hand that we belonged to their hotel, so that we would not go for lunch, since the departure to the airport was at 14.45 .
The 2 of us somehow managed to get through without a tag, and our friends who followed us with an interval of 3 minutes were not allowed in. When asked why they were not allowed to have lunch, because the entire last day of their stay at the hotel with food was paid, they pretended not to they understand us (as in the settlement) . . Without their tag on their hand, they refused at the bar even in a glass of Pepsi.
So, if you want to spoil your mood and rest for your money, you can't go wrong here.
I'll start with the hotel check-in: We arrived at 9 o'clock in the morning. Until 15.00 they waited in the lobby. They went to the reception 8-10 times, asking to be accommodated, since the hotel was almost empty, to which they received an answer that the check-in was at 15.00. True, at 10.00 they ringed so that they could have lunch. But it was announced that at check-out, check-out from the room at 12.00 and they would not be allowed to have lunch, because they dined before settling in the room. Not only that, these donkeys pretended not to understand Russian, they communicated through the suitcase porter. But already in the process of staying at the hotel, they already began to understand us. But their (Arabs) from observations for 8 days) were settled immediately upon arrival for 20 minutes, regardless of the time of arrival.
There are no questions about food, everything is fine. Fresh 2 dollars. Ice cream 2 dollars.
A friend could not get to dinner, I took 1 plate of food to his room - they did not miss it. I'm sure they threw it away - but they didn't miss it, although probably most of the food is thrown away, because everything is fresh on the second day.
Swimming pool big and clean. To the sea 6-8 minutes on the steps, which are 130. In the morning there are 260 steps back, in the afternoon 260 steps.
Beach No. The pontoon is plastic - will place the person 20-25 standing.
At the entrance to the pontoon there is a strip of sand 8-9 meters long. 1.5 meters wide, where you can lie on the sand, but not swim - just corals, and everything is under umbrellas on sunbeds, which are near the entrance to the pontoon -15 pcs. There are many more umbrellas with sun loungers 20-50 meters from the pontoon, but the heat there is unbearable.
Do not be fooled by the photos that have a sandy beach, these photos are from a neighboring hotel
The information about Pyramisa states that they have 840 rooms, which is more than 1500 vacationers. Where will they swim? On one plastic pontoon measuring 5 by 8 meters? We were probably lucky, 80-90 people came to the dining room. There were 8-10 people on the pontoon all the days, almost all of us. Others (Arabs) preferred the pool.
On the day of departure, exactly at 12.00, they called, demanding to vacate the room. (With at least 800 rooms available) and immediately cut off the tag from our hand that we belonged to their hotel, so that we would not go for lunch, since the departure to the airport was at 14.45 .
The 2 of us somehow managed to get through without a tag, and our friends who followed us with an interval of 3 minutes were not allowed in. When asked why they were not allowed to have lunch, because the entire last day of their stay at the hotel with food was paid, they pretended not to they understand us (as in the settlement) . . Without their tag on their hand, they refused at the bar even in a glass of Pepsi.
So, if you want to spoil your mood and rest for your money, you can't go wrong here.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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