The location of the hotel seems to be good. Well, he's definitely a little tired. There is nothing special about the hotel and the room. The room even has a kitchen, though without a stove, but a microwave and a washbasin. The room is big enough, but the condition is so-so. Nothing special about breakfast at the hotel.
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The location of the hotel seems to be good. Well, he's definitely a little tired. There is nothing special about the hotel and the room. The room even has a kitchen, though without a stove, but a microwave and a washbasin. The room is big enough, but the condition is so-so. Nothing special about breakfast at the hotel. But if the tourist is not demanding, then you can relax here. The staff is very friendly and accommodating.
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1. There was no promised transport to the sea every day, and if there was, it was a minibus with a dirty interior and a disgruntled driver. I had to go to the sea by taxi. 2. Not very friendly staff. 3. When leaving the hotel, we had to pay for gas. water that we did not drink. It is useless to prove something to them.
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1. There was no promised transport to the sea every day, and if there was, it was a minibus with a dirty interior and a disgruntled driver. I had to go to the sea by taxi.
2. Not very friendly staff.
3. When leaving the hotel, we had to pay for gas. water that we did not drink. It is useless to prove something to them.
4. There were no slippers, and the floor was cold.
5. This hotel is not for Russian tourists, tourists who do not know English well, but for business people.
2. Not very friendly staff.
3. When leaving the hotel, we had to pay for gas. water that we did not drink. It is useless to prove something to them.
4. There were no slippers, and the floor was cold.
5. This hotel is not for Russian tourists, tourists who do not know English well, but for business people.
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We rested together with my daughter from 26.11. 13 weeks in Sharjah at the Tulip Inn hotel. The hotel is not bad, and if you take into account its price, it's generally excellent. The rooms are good along with a kitchen, there are enough dishes, a microwave, a kettle, a toaster. Towels and sheets were changed regularly and cleaned well.
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We rested together with my daughter from 26.11. 13 weeks in Sharjah at the Tulip Inn hotel. The hotel is not bad, and if you take into account its price, it's generally excellent. The rooms are good along with a kitchen, there are enough dishes, a microwave, a kettle, a toaster. Towels and sheets were changed regularly and cleaned well. A minivan takes you to the beach from the hotel, which you need to book in advance, so that we don’t depend on it, we took a taxi to the beach "open beach" one way for about 3 dollars. , at first we were worried that there would be a lot of locals on the beach. Since this is a public beach, it turned out that there are only tourists there, mostly Russian speakers. The beach is great. The location of the hotel is wonderful - next to a mega mall with a good supermarket, the Golden Fork restaurant. For me, it seemed like a big minus that the hotel was not transported to Dubai. if you go there by taxi it's about 40 dollars. one way and then if there are no traffic jams, but we solved this problem much cheaper, first we went by taxi to the bus station-3dol. , took a ticket to Dubai, the price is 2 dollars. , by the way, women buy tickets out of turn, the buses are double-decker, new, there is a separate area for women, which is very convenient because. Not only tourists go there, but also locals. The bus comes to the Union metro station, this is the intersection of two branches, take a ticket-2dol. and go to the Burj Khalifa station and go along the covered passage to the Dubai Mall, walk there (there are 1500 shops), see the aquarium, fountains and go back to Sharjah. Although we have already been to the Emirates 3 times and, in principle, have already been on all the excursions of interest, we could not help but take another sightseeing tour of Abu Dhabi with a visit to the mosque, this is just an indescribable beauty that you want to watch again and again. In general, the Emirates is an amazing country, striking with its very high standard of living, you always want to return here.
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If you want to visit this country, then housing ceases to play such an important role. Traveled with my 8 year old son. About the hotel, such a mismanagement of money is surprising. Everywhere mahogany furniture, marble, textiles, expensive plumbing! But my heart is breaking from the state in which it all is.
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If you want to visit this country, then housing ceases to play such an important role. Traveled with my 8 year old son. About the hotel, such a mismanagement of money is surprising. Everywhere mahogany furniture, marble, textiles, expensive plumbing! But my heart is breaking from the state in which it all is. Because of an improperly made bathroom, all the water from the shower cabin ends up on the laminate - imagine what it looks like! The curtains have not been washed since the opening of the hotel. The windows have not been washed for a long time. Dishes-spoon, fork, blunt knife, cup, plate. And what is especially annoying smoky number!
BUT!! ! Do not forget that these inconveniences can only get you in the evenings, and then the Emirates are at your feet. We have been everywhere a tourist can go.
We went to the Ferrari Park ourselves. I will share the secret of how to save a significant amount! From the hotel take a taxi for 20 dirhs to get to the bus station. There at the box office to buy a ticket to Abu Dhabi. Drive to Abu Dhabi 2 hours. There, after getting off the bus, approach any guard and ask where the bus to the ferrary park is (where is a bus to ferraryworld). If it doesn’t work out, look for a crossing over the roadway, cross the road along it and you are at the bus stop where this bus runs. I don’t remember his number, there are tables with numbers and routes of buses. And back in the same way.
You need to take a taxi to the mosque from the bus station.
Tours of Sharjah-in the Mega Mall near the supermarket, a guy is sitting who sells tickets for the tour. bus. He travels all day long to all destinations. places and you can get off at any stop, look, and then take the next excursion. bus and go to new attractions! It is much cheaper than taking tours from a guide, especially since you put on headphones on the bus and listen to everything about the country. The ticket is valid for 24 hours.
About the beach. We visited the free-nonsense-no umbrellas, no comfort, so expect things to be stolen. were on the golden-didn't like-old sunbeds and towels. Therefore, we all Russian-speaking tourists went to another beach (I forgot the name)
And lastly, learn English, without it, darkness. I was just horrified how these Indians and Filipinos (all the servants and everywhere) bred ours!
Good luck and have a good rest!!! !
BUT!! ! Do not forget that these inconveniences can only get you in the evenings, and then the Emirates are at your feet. We have been everywhere a tourist can go.
We went to the Ferrari Park ourselves. I will share the secret of how to save a significant amount! From the hotel take a taxi for 20 dirhs to get to the bus station. There at the box office to buy a ticket to Abu Dhabi. Drive to Abu Dhabi 2 hours. There, after getting off the bus, approach any guard and ask where the bus to the ferrary park is (where is a bus to ferraryworld). If it doesn’t work out, look for a crossing over the roadway, cross the road along it and you are at the bus stop where this bus runs. I don’t remember his number, there are tables with numbers and routes of buses. And back in the same way.
You need to take a taxi to the mosque from the bus station.
Tours of Sharjah-in the Mega Mall near the supermarket, a guy is sitting who sells tickets for the tour. bus. He travels all day long to all destinations. places and you can get off at any stop, look, and then take the next excursion. bus and go to new attractions! It is much cheaper than taking tours from a guide, especially since you put on headphones on the bus and listen to everything about the country. The ticket is valid for 24 hours.
About the beach. We visited the free-nonsense-no umbrellas, no comfort, so expect things to be stolen. were on the golden-didn't like-old sunbeds and towels. Therefore, we all Russian-speaking tourists went to another beach (I forgot the name)
And lastly, learn English, without it, darkness. I was just horrified how these Indians and Filipinos (all the servants and everywhere) bred ours!
Good luck and have a good rest!!! !
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Without bothering for a long time, I chose this city hotel to save money, and saved it))) Any other hotel is an order of magnitude lower than this, but on the coastline it would cost $ 500 more. We flew to Tulip for $800 for two for 7 full days with breakfast. Trips to the paid Carlton4 * beach with the cleanest sea and a large beach cost us a maximum of $ 100.
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Without bothering for a long time, I chose this city hotel to save money, and saved it))) Any other hotel is an order of magnitude lower than this, but on the coastline it would cost $ 500 more. We flew to Tulip for $800 for two for 7 full days with breakfast. Trips to the paid Carlton4 * beach with the cleanest sea and a large beach cost us a maximum of $ 100.
In general, I can not say anything bad about the hotel. The staff is not only smiling, but also responsive, but only in English . . They cleaned, changed linen as expected. I can’t judge objectively about breakfasts since we were in Ramadan, so they were brought to our room before 7 am and every day the same thing or nothing good. But I think at the usual time at the buffet you can choose something to eat. In all other respects, the holiday was simply fabulous, even despite the fact that UIA sent our luggage to Moscow, and we received it in Dubai only on the 5th day of rest)))
In general, I can not say anything bad about the hotel. The staff is not only smiling, but also responsive, but only in English . . They cleaned, changed linen as expected. I can’t judge objectively about breakfasts since we were in Ramadan, so they were brought to our room before 7 am and every day the same thing or nothing good. But I think at the usual time at the buffet you can choose something to eat. In all other respects, the holiday was simply fabulous, even despite the fact that UIA sent our luggage to Moscow, and we received it in Dubai only on the 5th day of rest)))
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We traveled April 13-21 with two families with children. The rooms are spacious, bed linen and towels are changed constantly. The only drawback in our room was that the water in the shower did not leave for a long time - friends did not have this problem. The room had all the household appliances, soap-ryolny accessories were brought almost daily.
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We traveled April 13-21 with two families with children. The rooms are spacious, bed linen and towels are changed constantly. The only drawback in our room was that the water in the shower did not leave for a long time - friends did not have this problem. The room had all the household appliances, soap-ryolny accessories were brought almost daily.
Beaches: we were on Golden Beach - I liked it, the beach from the Carlton Hotel - if you want to swim in the pool, you can, because the beach is disgusting with sinking sand under your feet, where millions of fragments of shells dig into. The children refused to swim in the sea, so they spent the whole day in the pools. Open Beach-I really liked the sea-water is cleaner than on hotel beaches, but there are more people. But for free and not tied to the bus, which for some reason did not come earlier than 14.45.
Meals in cafes are practically for free, prices are lower than in our cafes, and portions are 3 times larger (one is enough for 2 adults).
Be sure to go to Al Majas Park on the waterfront - a large children's amusement park and a laser show of fountains from 19:00. There is also the third largest 100-meter fountain in the world.
Shopping - next to a mega mall, a lot of cheap shops near the city center - there is nothing to do in it. If you stand facing him, then you need to go to the right of him on the same side, after 80 meters from him, cheap shopping centers begin, where everything is. Between them, I recommend the Max store, which has inexpensive and fairly modern clothes.
We went to Dubai on our own from the bus station for 7 dirhams per adult, you don’t have to pay for children 6 years old. Tickets for Burj Khalifa were ordered 2 weeks before departure on their official website - it's 3 times cheaper - I highly recommend it. The fountains were filmed from the Mega Mall cafe on the top floor - the name is like Sunday, I don’t remember exactly.
If you are with children, take them to the aquarium in the Dubai Mall, they also offer a mini-zoo, I highly recommend it.
Do not buy fur coats in Dubai, especially in the Abrazh center, as everyone here recommends - these are the most popular expensive centers, there are much cheaper, especially in Sharjah. Electronics can be bought in normal centers, we took a tablet in the Mega Mall for only 200 dirhams (1600 rubles) - it works absolutely fine.
For everything about everything in 9 days for a family of 3 people spent 300 dollars, and 500 for clothes. So if you know where to go, then the rest is almost free.
Beaches: we were on Golden Beach - I liked it, the beach from the Carlton Hotel - if you want to swim in the pool, you can, because the beach is disgusting with sinking sand under your feet, where millions of fragments of shells dig into. The children refused to swim in the sea, so they spent the whole day in the pools. Open Beach-I really liked the sea-water is cleaner than on hotel beaches, but there are more people. But for free and not tied to the bus, which for some reason did not come earlier than 14.45.
Meals in cafes are practically for free, prices are lower than in our cafes, and portions are 3 times larger (one is enough for 2 adults).
Be sure to go to Al Majas Park on the waterfront - a large children's amusement park and a laser show of fountains from 19:00. There is also the third largest 100-meter fountain in the world.
Shopping - next to a mega mall, a lot of cheap shops near the city center - there is nothing to do in it. If you stand facing him, then you need to go to the right of him on the same side, after 80 meters from him, cheap shopping centers begin, where everything is. Between them, I recommend the Max store, which has inexpensive and fairly modern clothes.
We went to Dubai on our own from the bus station for 7 dirhams per adult, you don’t have to pay for children 6 years old. Tickets for Burj Khalifa were ordered 2 weeks before departure on their official website - it's 3 times cheaper - I highly recommend it. The fountains were filmed from the Mega Mall cafe on the top floor - the name is like Sunday, I don’t remember exactly.
If you are with children, take them to the aquarium in the Dubai Mall, they also offer a mini-zoo, I highly recommend it.
Do not buy fur coats in Dubai, especially in the Abrazh center, as everyone here recommends - these are the most popular expensive centers, there are much cheaper, especially in Sharjah. Electronics can be bought in normal centers, we took a tablet in the Mega Mall for only 200 dirhams (1600 rubles) - it works absolutely fine.
For everything about everything in 9 days for a family of 3 people spent 300 dollars, and 500 for clothes. So if you know where to go, then the rest is almost free.
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Rested in Sharjah in mid-April 2011. We were going to go to another hotel, but there were no places for the duration of our trip. The tour agency suggested Tulip Inn. It seems to be 4 *, it should be fine... But where is it already there! Let's start with the fact that immediately upon arrival, a gigantic cockroach was noticed on the central porch of the hotel, which, when we unloaded from the taxi, noisily disappeared somewhere under the bench.
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Rested in Sharjah in mid-April 2011. We were going to go to another hotel, but there were no places for the duration of our trip. The tour agency suggested Tulip Inn. It seems to be 4 *, it should be fine... But where is it already there!
Let's start with the fact that immediately upon arrival, a gigantic cockroach was noticed on the central porch of the hotel, which, when we unloaded from the taxi, noisily disappeared somewhere under the bench. The driver handed us an envelope containing casually copied leaflets with information about excursions and prices. The letter itself, on behalf of the supposedly hotel guide, was in English, well, that's nothing, we speak a little English, only the contact phone number of this guide did not answer day or night. So we didn't get to see the guide.
At the hotel reception, we unsuccessfully tried for 3 days to get a map of Sharjah. They didn't get it, the boy at the counter said that they ended yesterday, and it is not known when they will be again. We have never succeeded in finding out exactly in which direction we need to move to the market or somewhere else. Different boy-girls at the counter all the time called different directions.
This hotel does not have any free buses to the beach or to Dubai. Either on foot or by taxi.
The cost of our tour included only breakfast, and thank God that no more! Throughout our stay, the set of dishes did not change in any way, the unfortunate croissant had to wait for 40-50 minutes, as if for some reason they were not baked by the time of breakfast; sliced cucumbers, tomatoes and cheese looked like they were left over from yesterday's dinner, i. e. practically inedible. It was impossible to drink coffee at all - NESCAFE from an iron can. When serving coffee, only a cup was given to the table, sometimes a spoon was given to it. The saucer, like an unnecessary anachronism, was present only once (! ) times in 15 days! Sugar, which was in a vase on the table, was immediately carried away when coffee or tea was served. Apparently, the waiters were familiar with the difficult situation with sugar in our state and suspected that we had come specially to stock up on their sugar.
Separately, I want to note the cleaning in the room. In a hotel with 4 * for more than two weeks, NEVER bed linen was changed in the room! Towels were changed three times, more often they were simply taken away without a return. Or they simply folded the wet ones and hung them beautifully. Fortunately, there was a locker with clean linen next to our room, from there we took our own towels. For all the time, ONE time they brought a small roll (it can be seen, someone's leftover) of toilet paper, and then they took it away. Apparently they decided that paper is also bad with us and there is nothing to play around with.
Of the two elevators, one was not working for half a day.
The furniture in the room was tattered, the curtains had probably not been washed for a year, onions could be grown in the dirt on the windowsill.
Terrible hotel, would not recommend to anyone!
Let's start with the fact that immediately upon arrival, a gigantic cockroach was noticed on the central porch of the hotel, which, when we unloaded from the taxi, noisily disappeared somewhere under the bench. The driver handed us an envelope containing casually copied leaflets with information about excursions and prices. The letter itself, on behalf of the supposedly hotel guide, was in English, well, that's nothing, we speak a little English, only the contact phone number of this guide did not answer day or night. So we didn't get to see the guide.
At the hotel reception, we unsuccessfully tried for 3 days to get a map of Sharjah. They didn't get it, the boy at the counter said that they ended yesterday, and it is not known when they will be again. We have never succeeded in finding out exactly in which direction we need to move to the market or somewhere else. Different boy-girls at the counter all the time called different directions.
This hotel does not have any free buses to the beach or to Dubai. Either on foot or by taxi.
The cost of our tour included only breakfast, and thank God that no more! Throughout our stay, the set of dishes did not change in any way, the unfortunate croissant had to wait for 40-50 minutes, as if for some reason they were not baked by the time of breakfast; sliced cucumbers, tomatoes and cheese looked like they were left over from yesterday's dinner, i. e. practically inedible. It was impossible to drink coffee at all - NESCAFE from an iron can. When serving coffee, only a cup was given to the table, sometimes a spoon was given to it. The saucer, like an unnecessary anachronism, was present only once (! ) times in 15 days! Sugar, which was in a vase on the table, was immediately carried away when coffee or tea was served. Apparently, the waiters were familiar with the difficult situation with sugar in our state and suspected that we had come specially to stock up on their sugar.
Separately, I want to note the cleaning in the room. In a hotel with 4 * for more than two weeks, NEVER bed linen was changed in the room! Towels were changed three times, more often they were simply taken away without a return. Or they simply folded the wet ones and hung them beautifully. Fortunately, there was a locker with clean linen next to our room, from there we took our own towels. For all the time, ONE time they brought a small roll (it can be seen, someone's leftover) of toilet paper, and then they took it away. Apparently they decided that paper is also bad with us and there is nothing to play around with.
Of the two elevators, one was not working for half a day.
The furniture in the room was tattered, the curtains had probably not been washed for a year, onions could be grown in the dirt on the windowsill.
Terrible hotel, would not recommend to anyone!
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