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10.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
10.0
Service:
10.0
Cleanliness:
9.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
10.0
I am writing this review while still at the hotel.
After reading the previous terrible reviews, we went here on a last-minute tour with caution...
But everything turned out great!
The food is excellent, the sea is within walking distance, Wi-Fi is available almost throughout the hotel, the lobby, the beach, and even finished off my husband’s nightstand in the room)
True, then it started to rain (for the Egyptians, as I understand it, this is a whole natural disaster))) and Wi-Fi became worse.
The sea on the beach is shallow like on Azov, from the pontoon there is an entrance to the "depth" dug and fenced with buoys. The pontoon is closed from the middle and is not allowed further, such as repairs. We went to the pontoon of the neighboring hotel, go along the beach to the left, the third in a row from ours. There is a reef with fish, you can swim with a mask.
The food is great! I flew pregnant so it was important) 3 types of meat every day: fish, chicken, beef, pork Arabs do not eat. Side dishes: baked potatoes, rice, pasta, beans, all sorts of pastas/pizzas. Fruit dates, guava, melon, oranges, lots of vegetables and cheese)
Desserts are a different story - a lot, tasty, varied. A day later for dinner there was any meat on the grill. For breakfast, pancakes and scrambled eggs are prepared in front of you. Snacks - ice cream, booths on the beach in the morning and pizza / fries in the afternoon. Bars throughout the territory, although the cocktails are monotonous, but we are non-drinkers, so don't care)
Specially on the sly, I took a picture of food in the canteen, though not all locations.
After reading the previous terrible reviews, we went here on a last-minute tour with caution...
But everything turned out great!
The food is excellent, the sea is within walking distance, Wi-Fi is available almost throughout the hotel, the lobby, the beach, and even finished off my husband’s nightstand in the room)
True, then it started to rain (for the Egyptians, as I understand it, this is a whole natural disaster))) and Wi-Fi became worse.
The sea on the beach is shallow like on Azov, from the pontoon there is an entrance to the "depth" dug and fenced with buoys. The pontoon is closed from the middle and is not allowed further, such as repairs. We went to the pontoon of the neighboring hotel, go along the beach to the left, the third in a row from ours. There is a reef with fish, you can swim with a mask.
The food is great! I flew pregnant so it was important) 3 types of meat every day: fish, chicken, beef, pork Arabs do not eat. Side dishes: baked potatoes, rice, pasta, beans, all sorts of pastas/pizzas. Fruit dates, guava, melon, oranges, lots of vegetables and cheese)
Desserts are a different story - a lot, tasty, varied. A day later for dinner there was any meat on the grill. For breakfast, pancakes and scrambled eggs are prepared in front of you. Snacks - ice cream, booths on the beach in the morning and pizza / fries in the afternoon. Bars throughout the territory, although the cocktails are monotonous, but we are non-drinkers, so don't care)
Specially on the sly, I took a picture of food in the canteen, though not all locations.
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