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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
2.0
Service:
2.0
Cleanliness:
1.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
2.0
The first word that comes to mind is STUNNING. A huge green area with crooked paths that regularly end in dead ends. 4/5 of the territory is occupied by glades planted with grass or cacti. Beautiful, but not comfortable to walk.
The hotel itself is owned by Pegasus. ONLY Russian speakers live in the hotel. It was funny when I addressed the staff in English several times. They looked at me blankly and asked: “Don’t you speak Russian? ”
Food for Egypt, well, just 5+. Gorgeous masseuse Hoha in the spa salon. Very clean pool. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end.
The state of plumbing and electrics in the rooms is like a decrepit 2 * hotel. Do not count on free "shower gel-shampoo-bathing cap, etc. "
And in general - do not forget everything you need at home. Buy NO WHERE! In the hotel shops there are: T-shirts, magnets, postcards, not bad (for Egypt) quality gold jewelry (at awesome prices) and EVERYTHING! The nearest band-aid or panama hat is 40 km away. There are no taxis there either. You can catch a Bedouin in a car and drive to, for example, Dahab for the price of this Bedouin's car.
Room cleaning deserves special attention. As practice has shown, it is easier to leave every other day from 2 to 5 pounds. The floor won't get any cleaner, nice towel knick-knacks are provided, BUT you won't be spoiled. For example, hiding your belongings, rummaging through your belongings, or damaging the lock in your room.
If there are any problems, it is pointless to contact the reception. We immediately go to the representatives of Pegasus. Fortunately, there are three of them living in the hotel!
Hotel living creatures is also a separate issue. Cockroaches are killed with such fanaticism that the stench of dust in the reception hall and near the bars tickles your throat. You should not, when you see a cockroach in the room, notify the staff about it. They will so flood your room with this muck that it will be impossible to stay in it for three days. There are cute dogs on the beach. They love to swim in the sea, lie on the sand, and then lie down on your sunbed. We saw a snake twice, so be careful when shooting in the bushes!
Tours are conducted by local guides. If you listen to him with intense attention, and he does not chew gum during the story, then everything is quite understandable. The guides are better than those of Coral Travel, but far below the level of TezTour.
And one more thing: there are NO water sports, a diving center and a mini-club for children!
The hotel itself is owned by Pegasus. ONLY Russian speakers live in the hotel. It was funny when I addressed the staff in English several times. They looked at me blankly and asked: “Don’t you speak Russian? ”
Food for Egypt, well, just 5+. Gorgeous masseuse Hoha in the spa salon. Very clean pool. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end.
The state of plumbing and electrics in the rooms is like a decrepit 2 * hotel. Do not count on free "shower gel-shampoo-bathing cap, etc. "
And in general - do not forget everything you need at home. Buy NO WHERE! In the hotel shops there are: T-shirts, magnets, postcards, not bad (for Egypt) quality gold jewelry (at awesome prices) and EVERYTHING! The nearest band-aid or panama hat is 40 km away. There are no taxis there either. You can catch a Bedouin in a car and drive to, for example, Dahab for the price of this Bedouin's car.
Room cleaning deserves special attention. As practice has shown, it is easier to leave every other day from 2 to 5 pounds. The floor won't get any cleaner, nice towel knick-knacks are provided, BUT you won't be spoiled. For example, hiding your belongings, rummaging through your belongings, or damaging the lock in your room.
If there are any problems, it is pointless to contact the reception. We immediately go to the representatives of Pegasus. Fortunately, there are three of them living in the hotel!
Hotel living creatures is also a separate issue. Cockroaches are killed with such fanaticism that the stench of dust in the reception hall and near the bars tickles your throat. You should not, when you see a cockroach in the room, notify the staff about it. They will so flood your room with this muck that it will be impossible to stay in it for three days. There are cute dogs on the beach. They love to swim in the sea, lie on the sand, and then lie down on your sunbed. We saw a snake twice, so be careful when shooting in the bushes!
Tours are conducted by local guides. If you listen to him with intense attention, and he does not chew gum during the story, then everything is quite understandable. The guides are better than those of Coral Travel, but far below the level of TezTour.
And one more thing: there are NO water sports, a diving center and a mini-club for children!
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