Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
7.0
Service:
6.0
Cleanliness:
7.0
Food:
6.0
Amenities:
7.0
Rested with family from 31.05. 2011 to 08.06. 2011. In principle, I agree with many reviews. The hotel is good but not great. Rather, I did not like Egypt itself, as a country, rather than a hotel. What I didn't like about the hotel:
* Nutrition. Still, it's scarce. There was almost no choice for lunch and dinner. Basically, some kind of nonsense, then baked tomatoes, then stewed pumpkin, then something wrapped in green leaves, beans ...No, of course there was meat, and grilled chicken, they even treated me to tuna twice, but I in terms of food Turkey liked more. The only good thing about the hotel was the breakfast. Dry cereal with milk, omelettes, oatmeal, toast, cakes...
* Beach. The hotel is not on the first line, but on the second, but this did not upset, because the road to the beach leads through the Radisson Blu Resort hotel. Very beautiful area of the hotel! Photographer mostly here. On the beach, the entrance to the sea is not sand, but solid stones. You need special shoes. The first 50 meters - very shallow, then a sharp cliff, and very deep.
* Egyptians, merchants on the street. Very annoying, bred at every turn. Ready for anything for money. It is impossible to walk down the street, they grab you almost by the hands, they suck in their goods. And their goods are solid China, that souvenirs, that papyri, that medicines in a pharmacy. Walking around the city is scary. There is no police. It’s just that some people with Kalash are sitting on the ground, or a car is standing, and men, supposedly in uniform, are sleeping in it. Representatives of the travel agency warn that if you shout "Help" no one will rock the boat. Useless. It is only safe inside the hotel. And only the hotel staff is more or less friendly. They play with the kids, say hello and ask the crown "how are you? ".
Well, I need to add a positive...
Read reviews below. People write the truth. I agree with many. The hotel is pretty. The water park is interesting. Feed - nothing. The territory is pretty. The Red Sea with its inhabitants is a fairy tale. It's worth the ride.
* Nutrition. Still, it's scarce. There was almost no choice for lunch and dinner. Basically, some kind of nonsense, then baked tomatoes, then stewed pumpkin, then something wrapped in green leaves, beans ...No, of course there was meat, and grilled chicken, they even treated me to tuna twice, but I in terms of food Turkey liked more. The only good thing about the hotel was the breakfast. Dry cereal with milk, omelettes, oatmeal, toast, cakes...
* Beach. The hotel is not on the first line, but on the second, but this did not upset, because the road to the beach leads through the Radisson Blu Resort hotel. Very beautiful area of the hotel! Photographer mostly here. On the beach, the entrance to the sea is not sand, but solid stones. You need special shoes. The first 50 meters - very shallow, then a sharp cliff, and very deep.
* Egyptians, merchants on the street. Very annoying, bred at every turn. Ready for anything for money. It is impossible to walk down the street, they grab you almost by the hands, they suck in their goods. And their goods are solid China, that souvenirs, that papyri, that medicines in a pharmacy. Walking around the city is scary. There is no police. It’s just that some people with Kalash are sitting on the ground, or a car is standing, and men, supposedly in uniform, are sleeping in it. Representatives of the travel agency warn that if you shout "Help" no one will rock the boat. Useless. It is only safe inside the hotel. And only the hotel staff is more or less friendly. They play with the kids, say hello and ask the crown "how are you? ".
Well, I need to add a positive...
Read reviews below. People write the truth. I agree with many. The hotel is pretty. The water park is interesting. Feed - nothing. The territory is pretty. The Red Sea with its inhabitants is a fairy tale. It's worth the ride.
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