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Do personal items disappear from the room?
while there is no one in the room??
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I have never lost anything. left phones, and money and things - everything was in place TTT
since the tip was a pound in small change, they left us "change"))))))))
since the tip was a pound in small change, they left us "change"))))))))
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answered 14 years ago
Were at the Dana Beach Hotel, nothing was ever missing. The safe did not work for 2 days, until we figured out why, everything was in the safe, but, as you understand, it was not closed, everything was in place. I think, and judging by the reviews about other hotels, it all depends on the hotel.
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answered 14 years ago
This is the human factor.
Thieves are everywhere.
Matter of chance.
Thieves are everywhere.
Matter of chance.
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answered 14 years ago
once on an excursion from Turtes to the Nabq reserve, while the people were diving, the tourists got 100 bucks from the cormano =)
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answered 14 years ago
Depends on the hotel. Well, from tourists, of course. There are "guest performers" on vacation.
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answered 14 years ago
It's important to take precautions! they can pull something out when you are in the city or in the market
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answered 14 years ago
Everything has always been fine with us (pah-pah-pah to the left), but we are quite vigilant people.
Just in case, do not leave valuables (money, jewelry, expensive equipment) in plain sight, so as not to tempt once again ..
Put valuables in a safe or at least in a bag / suitcase, a suitcase in a closet.
I specifically checked whether they climbed into the closet or not - I glued imperceptible marks (thread or hair) to the doors at the very top, which would come off when the door was opened. For all trips, all labels were intact.
Just in case, do not leave valuables (money, jewelry, expensive equipment) in plain sight, so as not to tempt once again ..
Put valuables in a safe or at least in a bag / suitcase, a suitcase in a closet.
I specifically checked whether they climbed into the closet or not - I glued imperceptible marks (thread or hair) to the doors at the very top, which would come off when the door was opened. For all trips, all labels were intact.
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answered 14 years ago
I agree with the previous correspondent, remember, your safety is your responsibility, be careful!
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answered 14 years ago
I had a pleasant experience. Lost an expensive gold earring. I thought in the water: you take off the mask, then you put it on. We arrive in the room, and she lies on the bedside table. The boy cleaning the room found and was not tempted, but gave it away. A trifle, but nice. Pyramiza Hotel.
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answered 14 years ago
depending on which hotel and which staff
we have never lost anything, thank God
we have never lost anything, thank God
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answered 14 years ago
The four of us rested, occupied two rooms. Both balcony doors are made in such a way that it is impossible to close them. disappeared, although so that the balcony doors would not close for the first time
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answered 14 years ago
Keep in mind that the vast majority of the population of Egypt are low-income people. So there is always a risk. I and my friends have not had any incidents yet. But in one of the reviews I read that one couple had their PASSPORTS FROM THE CLOSED SAFE AT THE RECEPTION.
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answered 14 years ago
And why do the low-income population of Egypt need other people's passports ???
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answered 14 years ago
Rested in Greece, on the island of Corfu, apartments Hotel Loutrouvia. Everything would have been fine if my jacket had not disappeared from the room on the last day. And most importantly, the reaction of the administration to our appeal about the loss. No apologies, no attempts to find, no compensation! Fly away and goodbye!
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answered 10 years ago