Нормальный отель Normal hotel

We stayed with our son (12 years old). The hotel is very beautiful, everything is in bloom, the territory is well-groomed. I read the reviews of many and remember and I can’t remember what was negative with us. In general, I want to say that we ourselves, Russian-speaking people, bring in a lot of negativity - if the drinks are free, then sorry, you have to suck up to the "pig squeal" (strange, but females suffered more from this). We allow ourselves to communicate with the staff at the level of the mat. In general, behave "like the true masters of life. " There was a lot of food, varied food. Dishes are clean. The waiters cleared the tables. There are two restaurants, so there is no problem choosing a place. There are tables outside. Bars to the pool are working normally, there are drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and beer. The sea is a big problem. It is better to go to the sea to see fish in shallow water (throw bread and there will be darkness, although it is forbidden to feed). But swimming and diving is very dangerous, you can cut yourself very badly on corals. Therefore, it is better to go to the pool, there are enough of them for both adults and children, different slides. Negative, but this is more for the tour. companies (we have TEZtour), on excursions, for example to Cairo, it is better to devote more time to the city, and not to visiting the so-called (it even sounds strange) perfume and papyrus factories (in general, what they have to do with factories is not clear), the usual marketing, where you are offered to buy oils and compositions that are supposedly very resistant and useful (the promised durability of 24 hours usually disappears after 2-3). Yes, and the oils themselves are ordinary, we also have such ones, but much cheaper. Similarly with papyrus, it’s bad everywhere, only they have a real one, though the price is higher (they looked at the one bought at the market, they looked for signs different from the “real”, they didn’t find it). In general, it’s better to see the city instead, otherwise it’s five or six hours to go just for the sake of the pyramids and the Egyptian museum. Well, in general, somewhere like that.