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REST in Albatross
Is it true that the local population rests a lot in this hotel??????????? And is it true that it is very noisy near the houses and it is impossible to have a normal rest during the day??
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not true. For two weeks, the "local population" saw a couple of times in the water park and nothing more.
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answered 13 years ago
The local population comes to rest in all hotels when they have national holidays, Easter, after the fast of Ramadan, the holy month of Ramadan for Muslims this year will last from August 1 to 29.
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answered 13 years ago
for 11 days I saw a couple of Arabs in the water park and that's it.
depending on where the house is. we had room 2210 and at any time of the day it was absolutely quiet and calm.
and in the houses that go directly to the water park, it is probably noisy during the day.
depending on where the house is. we had room 2210 and at any time of the day it was absolutely quiet and calm.
and in the houses that go directly to the water park, it is probably noisy during the day.
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answered 13 years ago
They arrived today. Arabs rest there with their families, but there are very few of them. They mostly come to the water park. It's funny to watch their women ride the slides in clothes. (They also have swimsuits that cover their arms and legs)
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answered 13 years ago
"It's funny to watch their women ride on the slides in clothes. (They also have swimsuits that cover their arms and legs)" - Muslim swimsuits are called BURKINI - a bathing suit for Muslim women. It is made of lycra, consists of two parts, has a hood that fits tightly on the head and meets all Sharia requirements for women's clothing.
Ours could not stand it in such heat, they would wear such a robe.
Ours could not stand it in such heat, they would wear such a robe.
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answered 13 years ago
But I’m wondering where the author got such an untruthful in-fa, firstly, and secondly, if it were true about the local population, does this bother you (the author of the question)? And it’s noisy near the houses - this is generally some kind of nonsense, in all literally reviews they write that the houses stand in small SEPARATE sectors, each sector has its own pool, etc. etc. Are you asking about another hotel?
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answered 13 years ago
What sector did you live in, AdelinaR? We had the very first sector behind the Asian and Tarzan restaurants, it starts at "5" opposite the gate to "Leila". There is the road of our hotel and if you go up along it past the football field, where 5k smoothly flows into 4k and immediately a fence (height 5 meters) beyond which there is a freeway! It's very noisy there. Although the rooms overlook the courtyards with pools, you can still hear the noise of cars.
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answered 13 years ago
For Boba 65, we lived in sector 3... it's right in the middle of the residential area, well, it was sooo calm. I even slept several times near the house on a large sunbed (this is the one with a thatched roof) during the day. I recommend this sector to everyone. Have a nice rest.
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answered 13 years ago
There is absolutely no noise, but we were not lucky with the locals, 30 people settled nearby, they are quiet, but I don’t want to swim with them, when someone swims nearby in jeans and the water becomes muddy, we went to another pool (fortunately we have 16 pcs). We lived (2 families) opposite the water park, rooms 2037 and 2047. The rooms are excellent, everything worked.
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answered 13 years ago
Wealthy locals buy tickets to the water park for $35 per adult and $20 per child.
They are, but no more than 2-3 families.
They are, but no more than 2-3 families.
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answered 13 years ago