Мой второй дом в Египте My second home in Egypt

The hotel where I have been 3 times in the last 2.5 years. And I'm going in May for the fourth time. I think that already says a lot. During this time (2.5 years) the hotel changed its general manager, which positively influenced the concept of "all inclusive". Hospitality (if not being rude), friendly atmosphere (unless, of course, there is a desire to quarrel with everyone and ruin your vacation), beautiful territory, high-quality cuisine and, of course, animation (both teams: the previous and current ones are just great! ). In my opinion, the location of the hotel is one of the most successful: a taxi to Naama Bay - 20 minutes maximum (25 pounds, bargain! ! ! ), next to the entertainment complex 1000 and 1 night (Alf Leila wa Leila) with incendiary dervish dances and belly dances, as well as shopping; a little further - a cultivated bazaar for Italians (I don’t remember the name: - ().
From purchases, I recommend spices (cinnamon sticks, vanilla, saffron, anise, teas flavored with natural oils, royal hibiscus - this is not in our supermarkets, and if there is, the quality leaves the yellow of the best), pashmina scarves ...Not far from the Hilton , on the territory of the hotel Iberotel Phanar, on Wednesdays - an incendiary beach party (open-air party). Another cool and probably the best place for dancing is Pasha Club: on Fridays there are awesome r&b parties. Flyers for these and other parties can be purchased from the animators. Of the excursions, I recommend the Monastery of St. Catherine (minimum travel time).


A little more about the hotel itself: do not rush to give money in advance to the reception for the "best room". If you want a better room, book at the Pool view agency - the difference in cost is ridiculous, and the quality of the room is much better than Standard. The only negative of the hotel, which personally gave me discomfort, was the cleaning of the room.
But even this can be dealt with, if you don’t spare a little time (my mother and I were just too lazy to deal with this issue).

And one more thing, from the general recommendations: do not forget - as you are to them (to the attendants and other locals), so they are to you. . .