Your rating of this hotel:
3.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
7.0
Service:
3.0
Cleanliness:
6.0
Food:
4.0
Amenities:
3.0
Good day to all. Late review, but in order to protect tourists from trouble, I decided to write. At one time we did not pay much attention to this and this is not correct. The hotel is on the outskirts. There are no hotels or infrastructure nearby. Around the desert. It was depressing for my wife all 2 weeks of rest (the first two days there was a sandstorm in addition), but it’s not like the hotel’s fault.
The territory is classical, medium landscaping. Net. All rooms overlook the inside of the pools and the hotel grounds, De Luxe rooms with sea views. In the evenings, insects were fumigated. The food, as it were, could be, but the restaurant itself cannot cope with the influx of guests (especially for dinner). A couple of times people were simply not allowed to go upstairs due to the fact that there were no free tables. This is especially "convenient" for those with small children who have a regimen. Fortunately, there was instant porridge with me, and in order not to wait until everyone was full, they fed the child at night with it. Drinks are normal for Egypt, free cocktails, juices for children.
Animation (children's) for 4-ku, Kids club too. The girls tried.
But the most important thing is the absence of the sea, that is, it is, but somewhere there. Even at high tide, the water does not reach the knees. We went with a child (at that time 2.5 years old) to the Red Sea, and sat on the pools. You can swim only from the pier and then when there are no waves. So if you are eating with children and want them to swim in the sea, then you have nothing to do in this hotel.
And further. The hotel steals beach towels. I suspect that these are the hotel workers themselves in order to "dissolve" tourists for money for the loss of towels. They stole from us directly from the chairs on the terrace (the room was on the 1st floor). The administration is not set up for dialogue.
I can definitely say that this is the worst of the hotels I have been to in Egypt. Yes, the price was not high, but even for that kind of money you can find much better hotels.
The territory is classical, medium landscaping. Net. All rooms overlook the inside of the pools and the hotel grounds, De Luxe rooms with sea views. In the evenings, insects were fumigated. The food, as it were, could be, but the restaurant itself cannot cope with the influx of guests (especially for dinner). A couple of times people were simply not allowed to go upstairs due to the fact that there were no free tables. This is especially "convenient" for those with small children who have a regimen. Fortunately, there was instant porridge with me, and in order not to wait until everyone was full, they fed the child at night with it. Drinks are normal for Egypt, free cocktails, juices for children.
Animation (children's) for 4-ku, Kids club too. The girls tried.
But the most important thing is the absence of the sea, that is, it is, but somewhere there. Even at high tide, the water does not reach the knees. We went with a child (at that time 2.5 years old) to the Red Sea, and sat on the pools. You can swim only from the pier and then when there are no waves. So if you are eating with children and want them to swim in the sea, then you have nothing to do in this hotel.
And further. The hotel steals beach towels. I suspect that these are the hotel workers themselves in order to "dissolve" tourists for money for the loss of towels. They stole from us directly from the chairs on the terrace (the room was on the 1st floor). The administration is not set up for dialogue.
I can definitely say that this is the worst of the hotels I have been to in Egypt. Yes, the price was not high, but even for that kind of money you can find much better hotels.
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