Очень переоцененный отель Very overrated hotel

We arrived at the hotel at 9.00, but settled us as expected after 14.00 closer to 15.00, subject to availability, but the rules are the rules, I am silent about humanity (business is business).
We rested 2 adults and 2 children, for so many guests they have a superior family room, this is one double bed in one room and a second bunk bed in another room, maybe even on another floor. All the rooms in the rooms are small, in the room at the same time two people cannot disperse, it is difficult to get around the bed.

The hotel area is narrow and very long, if they settle at the end of the hotel, then it takes about 15 minutes to walk to the sea. There is no greenery, as such, there are ten palm trees for the entire hotel and a few bushes, everything is maximally built up with rooms. The main pool is not big, even small, as for so many vacationers.

But the biggest joke is to have time to take a sunbed, from 6.00 all vacationers with towels run to the beach, because after breakfast (8.00-8.30) you come and on the beach all the sunbeds are occupied and you go to the pool with annoyance. You can take a seat by the pool until 8.00. There are so many sunbeds on the beach that you can get to the sea from the third row, this is an interesting activity for 5-10 minutes, the sunbeds are set right next to each other, someone's legs are on your head, your legs are also on someone's head ( as before on the city beaches of Crimea).

Those who have problems with legs and movement cannot go to this hotel at all, since you can only get to the sea on foot along a narrow staircase or along a steep road.

There is no toilet on the beach, if it is impatient either in the sea (I suspect that many do) or up the stairs to the pool.
The bar is conditionally on the beach, it is located in the middle of the rise between the beach and the pool.

The staff, as in the entire Jazz hotel chain, is very friendly and helpful, well done animators. But of all the Jazz hotels we've been to, this is by far the worst.
If someone swims with a mask for the first time in the Red Sea, then he will like the underwater world, he will see a dozen fish and 90% dead corals, if you swim along the reef to the right of the beach, then you can see a more or less live reef.

As a result, I can say - if you like a narrow and long area with practically no greenery, get up at about 6.00 and run to the beach to take sunbeds, crawl to the sea along a narrow and long staircase, crawl from the beach along the same ladder to the toilet, lie on the beach like sprats in the bank, huddled in tiny rooms, standing in line to get in and out of the cafeteria. . . then this is the place for you.

This hotel received good reviews at a time when 70% of the territory and buildings were under reconstruction, now this hotel is overcrowded.