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It is worth going here unless the ticket is very cheap! The hotel is neglected, you could say falling apart. The pools are empty, only one was half with water, cleaned with a dirty mesh by hand, so there was no desire to go there. On the floors there are glass doors overlooking the sea, I have never seen such dirty glass. Sunbeds crumble, and on the beach umbrella, which was poorly attached, fell on the head of a vacationer. The pontoon is also dangerous, it takes minutes to get on it. The rooms smell bad, and in the hallway (we lived on the 1st floor) is generally unbearable ...and the smell and dirt everywhere, the elevator is also terrible. While walking to the elevator I had to cover my nose with clothes!
All the greenery on the territory was destroyed and dried up. On the way to the sea lay a mountain with garbage balls and no one moved it in 7 days. There is little light in the room, the furniture is old, towels and bedding are no longer usable (towels are rubbed to the holes, and the bed is all in sips).
Give soap and a very small pack of shampoo (you need to bring here from home). Twice the water disappeared. They don't clean without a dollar, and even if they do, you shouldn't go to places like under a table or a bed, because it's awful. There are no garbage bags in the room. The lock in the door was buggy, they could open it for 5 minutes.
The situation is not better at the expense of food and drinks. All drinks are served in plastic cups, there is a queue for food, to get something you have to stand in a long queue and ask. When you ask for more (and the portions are meager), the staff allows themselves to shout something Egyptian and I personally snatched a plate from my hands several times, friendliness 0. Normal attitude only to Egyptian vacationers, they could take something out of the kitchen separately. The only thing I liked about the food was feta and buns. By the way, there were no pills.
There is almost no animation, several times before dinner the staff in the dining room dances with music, and hungry tourists have to watch it and have fun, and then serve wet after those dances ...The bar took water, juice and beer, well, when it there was (almost never).
I liked the sea, a beautiful reef, many fish. We got to the mango season, which could be bought at the hotel or in Soho. And also went with my husband to the spa for a massage, which diluted this picture for us. Another pleased with a free city tour from Join Up.
All the greenery on the territory was destroyed and dried up. On the way to the sea lay a mountain with garbage balls and no one moved it in 7 days. There is little light in the room, the furniture is old, towels and bedding are no longer usable (towels are rubbed to the holes, and the bed is all in sips).
Give soap and a very small pack of shampoo (you need to bring here from home). Twice the water disappeared. They don't clean without a dollar, and even if they do, you shouldn't go to places like under a table or a bed, because it's awful. There are no garbage bags in the room. The lock in the door was buggy, they could open it for 5 minutes.
The situation is not better at the expense of food and drinks. All drinks are served in plastic cups, there is a queue for food, to get something you have to stand in a long queue and ask. When you ask for more (and the portions are meager), the staff allows themselves to shout something Egyptian and I personally snatched a plate from my hands several times, friendliness 0. Normal attitude only to Egyptian vacationers, they could take something out of the kitchen separately. The only thing I liked about the food was feta and buns. By the way, there were no pills.
There is almost no animation, several times before dinner the staff in the dining room dances with music, and hungry tourists have to watch it and have fun, and then serve wet after those dances ...The bar took water, juice and beer, well, when it there was (almost never).
I liked the sea, a beautiful reef, many fish. We got to the mango season, which could be bought at the hotel or in Soho. And also went with my husband to the spa for a massage, which diluted this picture for us. Another pleased with a free city tour from Join Up.
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