Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
9.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
10.0
Food:
9.0
Amenities:
8.0
Rested in Egypt in April. They said it was the windy season and it would be cold. But the vouchers had already been bought and therefore there was nowhere to retreat. The weather looked just right for us. moderately hot and a refreshing breeze blowing. The air temperature is 28-32 degrees.
The settlement was shocking. They promised a hotel on the first line, and they begin to settle us on the second. We immediately tried to find out the question from our guide, to which he replied that he would not be able to deal with us until he settled people in other hotels. By the way, we went through Liktur. We tried to find out at the reception whether we were accommodated there, but it was problematic to do this, because. Russian they do not know at all, and English did not express all our emotions about this situation. The guide who arrived confirmed our fears. In the end, we had nowhere to go and we settled.
The first impression of the hotel was positive, everything is beautifully cozy, lots of greenery. After exploring the hotel, we went to the beach. (The beach belongs to the hotel is not the first line, and the entrance there from our hotel is no problem) The beach is about 10-15 minutes. walk or every 15-20 minutes a bus rides. The beach is large, but there are very few umbrellas and sun loungers. The entrance to the sea along the metal pantone is about 100 meters. And then the descent from the Pantone about five meters. For people who feel insecure on the water, this hotel is CONTRAINDICATED. The current is so strong and changes very quickly that if you look at the fish a little, you run the risk of not swimming to the pantone.
On the first day, I experienced the power of the current. Relying on my own strength and ability to swim (I have been swimming since the age of 7, participated in various competitions, won prizes in the city and the region), I swam without holding on to the rope. It took me 200 meters away from Pantone. I gave it my all to get back to Pantone. After all, the next pantone of the neighboring hotel was somewhere on the horizon. Later, when we got used to it a little, we realized that we only need to swim against the current and look at the underwater world "on the way back". Later, we realized that it takes about a couple of people a day, and they have to either start from the corrals and swim back (and this is an unsafe occupation) or swim to a nearby hotel.
The settlement was shocking. They promised a hotel on the first line, and they begin to settle us on the second. We immediately tried to find out the question from our guide, to which he replied that he would not be able to deal with us until he settled people in other hotels. By the way, we went through Liktur. We tried to find out at the reception whether we were accommodated there, but it was problematic to do this, because. Russian they do not know at all, and English did not express all our emotions about this situation. The guide who arrived confirmed our fears. In the end, we had nowhere to go and we settled.
The first impression of the hotel was positive, everything is beautifully cozy, lots of greenery. After exploring the hotel, we went to the beach. (The beach belongs to the hotel is not the first line, and the entrance there from our hotel is no problem) The beach is about 10-15 minutes. walk or every 15-20 minutes a bus rides. The beach is large, but there are very few umbrellas and sun loungers. The entrance to the sea along the metal pantone is about 100 meters. And then the descent from the Pantone about five meters. For people who feel insecure on the water, this hotel is CONTRAINDICATED. The current is so strong and changes very quickly that if you look at the fish a little, you run the risk of not swimming to the pantone.
On the first day, I experienced the power of the current. Relying on my own strength and ability to swim (I have been swimming since the age of 7, participated in various competitions, won prizes in the city and the region), I swam without holding on to the rope. It took me 200 meters away from Pantone. I gave it my all to get back to Pantone. After all, the next pantone of the neighboring hotel was somewhere on the horizon. Later, when we got used to it a little, we realized that we only need to swim against the current and look at the underwater world "on the way back". Later, we realized that it takes about a couple of people a day, and they have to either start from the corrals and swim back (and this is an unsafe occupation) or swim to a nearby hotel.
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