I don't even know how to start a review. I was in the middle of March 2010. The impression of the rest was formed not by the hotel itself, but by the company we managed to get into. The people I met created a wonderful holiday and an unforgettable experience.
Upon arrival at the hotel at 11 o'clock, they checked in quickly without delay, tore off 5 bucks for the key to the safe, for the entire stay, and settled in a room in the main building, the wicker furniture in the room is oldish, but it didn’t bother me, the air conditioner is huge so the 80s with a remote control on the wire, although it worked properly, although it’s not hot at that time, and I don’t know how it will behave if it’s +45... the refrigerator is also tortured, but I didn’t put anything in it. The room is somewhere 5x4, the bathroom is spacious enough, there was always hot water. If you are settled on the second floor, facing the building, on the left, run from there, because you won’t be able to sleep, there is a disco on the first floor in the neighboring building, you will be like on a drum until 3 am. The hotel area is green, fairly well-groomed, the beach is tortured, somehow there is a broken-down curb on the left and from it there are pieces of shell rock in the water, there were always enough sunbeds. The contingent in the hotel is the post of the CIS + the Egyptians themselves (they mostly settle in houses near the far pool where the rooms are generally killed).
There are enough young people as couples, as well as single people, It seems that the price for renting in a two-seater as a single is not very high.
My first cultural shock is the food, of course it is varied, but there are no words how it is served and everything looks. You can’t ask for simple napkins, they give out by the piece and look as if you owe them something. Yes, and just do the Egyptian staff is a quiet darkness. The animators are wonderful, they try to conduct in Russian and English, as their company is motley. The only thing in the evening in the hall is not enough seats for everyone. In the evening from 23h they take you to different discos for 10 pounds, but after two in the morning they turn off, if you want to stay, then stay on your own. They have 2 bars, on the beach and in the lobby, on the beach bar until 19, in the lobby until 22 according to the All system, after everything is paid. Everyone is poured into 100grm cups, you get tired of carrying it. They pour it with the air as if you are an occupier here, many cursed with them, the administration said that they had taken measures, but it was all to no avail... Still just wild horror at this time, in the evening there are crowds of mosquitoes on the street. They say they disappear by summer.
In general, as I wrote in the beginning, it all depends on the mood and the company that has developed around you, I think that my vacation was a success, but I probably won’t go to this hotel the second time.
Upon arrival at the hotel at 11 o'clock, they checked in quickly without delay, tore off 5 bucks for the key to the safe, for the entire stay, and settled in a room in the main building, the wicker furniture in the room is oldish, but it didn’t bother me, the air conditioner is huge so the 80s with a remote control on the wire, although it worked properly, although it’s not hot at that time, and I don’t know how it will behave if it’s +45... the refrigerator is also tortured, but I didn’t put anything in it. The room is somewhere 5x4, the bathroom is spacious enough, there was always hot water. If you are settled on the second floor, facing the building, on the left, run from there, because you won’t be able to sleep, there is a disco on the first floor in the neighboring building, you will be like on a drum until 3 am. The hotel area is green, fairly well-groomed, the beach is tortured, somehow there is a broken-down curb on the left and from it there are pieces of shell rock in the water, there were always enough sunbeds. The contingent in the hotel is the post of the CIS + the Egyptians themselves (they mostly settle in houses near the far pool where the rooms are generally killed).
There are enough young people as couples, as well as single people, It seems that the price for renting in a two-seater as a single is not very high.
My first cultural shock is the food, of course it is varied, but there are no words how it is served and everything looks. You can’t ask for simple napkins, they give out by the piece and look as if you owe them something. Yes, and just do the Egyptian staff is a quiet darkness. The animators are wonderful, they try to conduct in Russian and English, as their company is motley. The only thing in the evening in the hall is not enough seats for everyone. In the evening from 23h they take you to different discos for 10 pounds, but after two in the morning they turn off, if you want to stay, then stay on your own. They have 2 bars, on the beach and in the lobby, on the beach bar until 19, in the lobby until 22 according to the All system, after everything is paid. Everyone is poured into 100grm cups, you get tired of carrying it. They pour it with the air as if you are an occupier here, many cursed with them, the administration said that they had taken measures, but it was all to no avail... Still just wild horror at this time, in the evening there are crowds of mosquitoes on the street. They say they disappear by summer.
In general, as I wrote in the beginning, it all depends on the mood and the company that has developed around you, I think that my vacation was a success, but I probably won’t go to this hotel the second time.
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