I'm writing for the 3rd time! Probably testing the site's patience! A little once I didn’t press it - everything is propagated! Although I'm on you with the Internet and a computer! Okay, not about that now. . .
The hotel is really pretentious, as I read about it in the reviews, but only at first glance... I didn't like it: the service leaves much to be desired, the Arabs (but this is not a claim to the hotel) - a nightmare! Horny Freaks! I thought that in Turkey they are hungry, who have constant spermatotoxicosis, but it turned out that they are not - in Egypt, the Arabs are much hungrier... The Turks can be said to be almost Europeans, compared to these...
Cuisine: They gave everything either almost cold or very cold. And it doesn’t matter when you come to the restaurant - at the beginning of lunch or dinner, or in the middle... The girls we know who rested with us (we were with my husband), even if you consider that for the first time they even called abroad where we had dinner, etc. not a restaurant (as it is commonly called), but a "canteen"... My husband and I have been to Turkey 2 times before, and I have also been to Hungary. When compared with Turkey, it is impossible to say unequivocally where it is better, where it is worse. There are pluses and minuses. However, if we take what we had to deal with, then Turkey was much better, in almost every way! Yes, the sea is more beautiful in Egypt, but the service in Egypt is just shit! Moreover, in Turkey, for the first and second time, we were in 3 *, but here it’s like 5 * - so they hardly reach 3 *... In addition, in Egypt this terrible red sand is everywhere - phew !! ! In Turkey, for example, Kemer - there is something to see! There is no nature in Egypt at all... Most of all I liked the fish in the Red Sea when you sail on a yacht for some excursion and liked to drive quad bikes in the desert - a cool topic! Everything else is so-so (to put it mildly)... I definitely don’t recommend it to anyone at the Royal Plaza... Neither for families, nor for young people, nor for the elderly...
The hotel is really pretentious, as I read about it in the reviews, but only at first glance... I didn't like it: the service leaves much to be desired, the Arabs (but this is not a claim to the hotel) - a nightmare! Horny Freaks! I thought that in Turkey they are hungry, who have constant spermatotoxicosis, but it turned out that they are not - in Egypt, the Arabs are much hungrier... The Turks can be said to be almost Europeans, compared to these...
Cuisine: They gave everything either almost cold or very cold. And it doesn’t matter when you come to the restaurant - at the beginning of lunch or dinner, or in the middle... The girls we know who rested with us (we were with my husband), even if you consider that for the first time they even called abroad where we had dinner, etc. not a restaurant (as it is commonly called), but a "canteen"... My husband and I have been to Turkey 2 times before, and I have also been to Hungary. When compared with Turkey, it is impossible to say unequivocally where it is better, where it is worse. There are pluses and minuses. However, if we take what we had to deal with, then Turkey was much better, in almost every way! Yes, the sea is more beautiful in Egypt, but the service in Egypt is just shit! Moreover, in Turkey, for the first and second time, we were in 3 *, but here it’s like 5 * - so they hardly reach 3 *... In addition, in Egypt this terrible red sand is everywhere - phew !! ! In Turkey, for example, Kemer - there is something to see! There is no nature in Egypt at all... Most of all I liked the fish in the Red Sea when you sail on a yacht for some excursion and liked to drive quad bikes in the desert - a cool topic! Everything else is so-so (to put it mildly)... I definitely don’t recommend it to anyone at the Royal Plaza... Neither for families, nor for young people, nor for the elderly...
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