Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
2.0
Service:
2.0
Cleanliness:
1.0
Food:
1.0
Amenities:
1.0
I do not advise this hotel, it's not 5 * - it's 2 *, and then with a stretch.
Killed and old, no greenery (lawn), everywhere killed cracked marble tiles and elevators, elevators, elevators. . .
Cleaning, well, if you can call it cleaning, sweep the room and make the beds, then this is not cleaning.
Beach towels are changed in the evening in the room, which is very inconvenient. Not like in normal hotels on the beach, this is a big minus, especially since I had to call the reception almost every evening and ask to change beach towels.
The food here is full of arctic fox, there is no breakfast, well, almost none, an omelette is taken with a cup from a bucket and an omelet is fried like that. There are no milk porridges, there are big problems with sugar, it doesn’t exist here, or rather it exists, but it’s not sugar, and it’s not in poetry yet, but in some kind of dirty plate, butter ha ha (photo below), and this is quarantine time. Lunches are also not like these, there is no variety. Dinner is only in A la carte restaurants, where you need to sign up in advance, I didn’t eat enough there. The bartenders in the evening upstairs in the bar almost impudently ask for a dollar, she openly offers hashish.
The waiters are all eye-catching, in rumpled and shabby shirts.
The beach is not surprising, there were much better beaches in Egypt.
At the reception, one moron offers a taxi (photo of the moron from below), don’t be fooled, the BREAKER is rare and a swindler, personally verified by me.
For 9 years of holidays in Egypt, and we went a couple of times a year, I saw a few hotels, but I will remember this hotel for a long time . .
NOT RECOMMENDED
Killed and old, no greenery (lawn), everywhere killed cracked marble tiles and elevators, elevators, elevators. . .
Cleaning, well, if you can call it cleaning, sweep the room and make the beds, then this is not cleaning.
Beach towels are changed in the evening in the room, which is very inconvenient. Not like in normal hotels on the beach, this is a big minus, especially since I had to call the reception almost every evening and ask to change beach towels.
The food here is full of arctic fox, there is no breakfast, well, almost none, an omelette is taken with a cup from a bucket and an omelet is fried like that. There are no milk porridges, there are big problems with sugar, it doesn’t exist here, or rather it exists, but it’s not sugar, and it’s not in poetry yet, but in some kind of dirty plate, butter ha ha (photo below), and this is quarantine time. Lunches are also not like these, there is no variety. Dinner is only in A la carte restaurants, where you need to sign up in advance, I didn’t eat enough there. The bartenders in the evening upstairs in the bar almost impudently ask for a dollar, she openly offers hashish.
The waiters are all eye-catching, in rumpled and shabby shirts.
The beach is not surprising, there were much better beaches in Egypt.
At the reception, one moron offers a taxi (photo of the moron from below), don’t be fooled, the BREAKER is rare and a swindler, personally verified by me.
For 9 years of holidays in Egypt, and we went a couple of times a year, I saw a few hotels, but I will remember this hotel for a long time . .
NOT RECOMMENDED
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