Дешевый отель для "советских" туристов Cheap hotel for "Soviet" tourists

The main motive of the trip is the Red Sea, corals, fish. The hotel is remote from the beaches and is located on the 3rd line.
The hotel was DISAPPOINTED with the unkempt beach of Hadaba on a coral reef. Travel from the hotel is not frequent (in an hour and a half) and not on time + -10 minutes, the minibus leaves as it fills up, the departure time floats. I would prefer regular flights of a small minibus for 10 people with a frequency of 30 minutes. The sunbeds on the beach are located on several terraces-levels, peeling, old, unpainted, interspersed mattresses, relatively new and old dirty, on which even the homeless would be ashamed to relax (by the way, in the hotel itself near the pool there are the same sunbeds, but painted and with new mattresses ). All mattresses are dusty, no one wipes from the beach servants.
After disembarking from the bus, the race of vacationers - who will take the best places near the sea. The beach itself and the passage to the pier are DANGEROUS due to rock falls from the cliff. Traces of previous collapses are visible, someday it will end in tragedy. The path to the pier is littered with rubbish, just awful. The pier is old wooden, the iron railings are rotten, the descent into the water is also a problem, there are not enough steps. In general, all this beach infrastructure resembles a similar one on the Black Sea coast of Crimea in Soviet times. If you want to remember the Soviet youth - you are here.

They immediately settle in the worst room with a view of the wall next to the noisy round-the-clock pumping station with a miserable dumb bathroom - a washbasin cabinet made of stone with white spots, a door smashed into trash, a mirror with a rotten rim. There is NO toilet brush in any of the rooms. Garbage cans are rusty with broken lids. The presence of cleaners in the hotel can be guessed from the dumb cars that stand for days not in the intended utility room of the Servise Area, but right in the corridors opposite the rooms, creating the corresponding homeless flavor. Furniture in the dust. Bed linen with cigarette stains. Bottled water is not provided in the room. Animation is weak. Music - Nikakov junk.
In general, the red price of the hotel is $ 250 per person for 7 days, I paid $ 300. Yes, very cheap, but who will pay for the moral damage incurred due to the loss of illusions about a colorful holiday in Sharm el-Sheikh? ))