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9.0
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9.0
Cleanliness:
10.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
8.0
We stayed at the Hyatt Regency Taba. I went for silence, lie down in the sun, swim. The bustle of Hurghada and Sharma did not attract me. I made the right choice! There is nothing to do outside the hotel, there is simply nothing there. Therefore, I spent all the time in the hotel, except for one day (a trip to Jerusalem).
I will say right away that this hotel does not pull on 5 *, but for that kind of money it will do. We had a standard room, but before we settled in, we changed the room several times. Inside the furniture is good, not old. There were no complaints about the number. But the beach is disappointing. Its territory is large, but the eternal shortage of sunbeds, had to get up early and take a seat. In addition, the corals were not impressed (maybe dead? Or did I swim in the wrong place? ), And the entrance is only in slippers. The main food in the restaurants is average, you won't leave hungry, but there is no fruit, except for oranges and dates, which are knitted. The unwashed dishes were very annoying. I think this is a big minus for any hotel, and even more so for 5 *! Constantly had to wait. There were no fresh juices.
We met in the evening with our guide, who offered us excursions. The price did not suit us, and we asked for a discount. But apparently, the guide decided that if we were interested in excursions, then we would go with him anyway, because. there is nowhere else to buy a tour. The whole tour is covered with a religious spirit, wherever a person's foot has set foot. I was especially impressed by the Way of the Cross and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. It is definitely worth a trip for everyone who is a believer!
I believe that those who are really tired of the hustle and bustle of city life should go to Taba. There you will feel how your fatigue was removed by hand. Otherwise, you will be bored there. Most of the tourists I met came to Taba to go sightseeing, because there is near the border with Israel, and not far to Jordan. But someone comes, like my husband and I, for the sake of peace and tranquility.
I will say right away that this hotel does not pull on 5 *, but for that kind of money it will do. We had a standard room, but before we settled in, we changed the room several times. Inside the furniture is good, not old. There were no complaints about the number. But the beach is disappointing. Its territory is large, but the eternal shortage of sunbeds, had to get up early and take a seat. In addition, the corals were not impressed (maybe dead? Or did I swim in the wrong place? ), And the entrance is only in slippers. The main food in the restaurants is average, you won't leave hungry, but there is no fruit, except for oranges and dates, which are knitted. The unwashed dishes were very annoying. I think this is a big minus for any hotel, and even more so for 5 *! Constantly had to wait. There were no fresh juices.
We met in the evening with our guide, who offered us excursions. The price did not suit us, and we asked for a discount. But apparently, the guide decided that if we were interested in excursions, then we would go with him anyway, because. there is nowhere else to buy a tour. The whole tour is covered with a religious spirit, wherever a person's foot has set foot. I was especially impressed by the Way of the Cross and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. It is definitely worth a trip for everyone who is a believer!
I believe that those who are really tired of the hustle and bustle of city life should go to Taba. There you will feel how your fatigue was removed by hand. Otherwise, you will be bored there. Most of the tourists I met came to Taba to go sightseeing, because there is near the border with Israel, and not far to Jordan. But someone comes, like my husband and I, for the sake of peace and tranquility.
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