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Hello everyone. This is a terrible hotel. Never come here.

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Hello everyone. This is a terrible hotel. Never come here.

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This is our 3rd time at this hotel this year. Just like everyone else, we wanted to leave in the first 2 hours, but the guys resolved all issues with the room, and we stayed. This time the hotel has changed a lot. The food has improved, the area is being renovated, another bar has opened, and the fountain is working. After spending 5 nights, we left for a 3* hotel with good reviews, but it was such a nightmare that we requested through the guide to be relocated back. Yes, it's not a wow hotel, but it's quite decent for the money. Those who look for faults will always find them even in 5*. The queues for breakfast/lunch/dinner can be managed by coming a little later. We go an hour after it starts, and there’s enough for everyone.

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This is our 3rd time at this hotel this year. Just like everyone else, we wanted to leave in the first 2 hours, but the guys resolved all issues with the room, and we stayed. This time the hotel has changed a lot. The food has improved, the area is being renovated, another bar has opened, and the fountain is working. After spending 5 nights, we left for a 3* hotel with good reviews, but it was such a nightmare that we requested through the guide to be relocated back. Yes, it's not a wow hotel, but it's quite decent for the money. Those who look for faults will always find them even in 5*. The queues for breakfast/lunch/dinner can be managed by coming a little later. We go an hour after it starts, and there’s enough for everyone.

Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

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Hello, we were here in 2021, and this year we ended up here again because the prices of other places I wanted to stay were too high (and here too because of expensive flights compared to previous years). It’s worth noting that the hotel itself is one of the cheapest in Sharm. About $25 per day… I knew where I was going. The rooms are very worn out; we had two in the main building on the 3rd floor. Moreover, I didn’t even know, but the hotel has rooms with a partial sea view) We got one for free, didn’t pay anything + it’s much quieter here than with a view of the pool or the “Roman theater,” where the evening shows take place. Standard category rooms are spacious, unlike the promo room I had during my last stay. We had three beds for two people, while my mom had two in her supposedly single room. But that’s just the standard room type; apparently, they didn’t take a bed from us, someone must have traveled with a child. The TVs only picked up local channels; my mom’s air conditioning worked great, while ours only functioned on speed 3, very noisy, meaning it would have been impossible to sleep with it. In May, it was still tolerable without it. All the furniture is worn out, and the toilets are rusty. My mom’s refrigerator worked, but we had to ask five times in two days for ours to be replaced. But they did replace it, which is good… Last time, we didn’t even achieve that) It was just visible that the administrators are overwhelmed; there’s a lack of staff and they can’t keep up. The evening shows are good, standard. The animators are very friendly, but I didn’t see any morning exercises, aqua aerobics, or volleyball, although all of that was available in 2021. In the dining room (it’s really just that, not a restaurant level), breakfast has a limited choice, and there is a lack of yogurts. Only pancakes or omelet, and even those are served one at a time. The halva is tasty. For lunch and dinner, there’s a lot of meat; beef, chicken, and fish were always available. During the 10 days, there were crabs four times, and you could take as many as you wanted, not just one (which used to be the case). Almost all desserts are the same; the sponge cake is good, but everything is monotonous. There are few fruits. Oranges are always available, melon every other day, and there’s always a line for it. Watermelon was available a couple of times at dinner and only served directly, as well as peaches/apricots. Beer is paid. Cocktails like alcoholic mojito are also paid, but regular ones like “whiskey-coke” are no problem. The location of the hotel is the main advantage. It’s not on the first line, but there is a reef beach just a 5-minute walk away. It’s currently free for girls and $4 for guys. The beach has animation from the Sharm Reef hotel; the guys are nice, always inviting both guests and outsiders to join for exercises, zumba, or darts. The reef is good, but it gets deep quickly. There are many big parrotfish. Turtles and morays used to be here, but they’re no longer around. A bus goes to the free beach from the hotel, taking 5 minutes. The driver is good, will stop by request at supermarkets or when making a turn to reach the other beach El Fanar. The bus runs more frequently than indicated in the schedule. For instance, there’s a return bus at 16:45 and 17:45, but it also picks up at 17:30. It’s best to check with him just in case) The Palma Beach is next. The reef is good, with a pontoon. From the shore, there are only slabs; it’s inconvenient for kids to walk on them. There is a stand from the hotel in the distance on the beach, where they serve coffee, tea, and lemonade. The pool is large and nice, and there’s another one farther away with slides, but they are dangerous; they weren’t operating while we were there, but I've heard they are still in use. There was a birthday celebration, and they brought a cake to our room to congratulate us. But we requested it in the room and not at dinner. At dinner, they celebrate ceremoniously with candle blowing if you enjoy that kind of thing). They cleaned every day. They frequently changed the towels, and they constantly provided shampoos, gels, and toilet paper. Very pleasant cleaning manager, always asking if everything was alright and if we needed anything. It was surprising compared to the last trip. Wi-fi is only available at the reception for $2 per day. Get a SIM card at the airport; the “33 GB” plan for $9 was sufficient for two people. In general, we knew where we were going and what to expect, and we were pleasantly surprised that the service improved. The hotel needs renovation; if someone would invest money in it, it would be great…

Hello) I returned from a 10-day vacation yesterday, I stayed at Sharming Inn and here's what I'll tell you: I had room 503, it's the second level, a bungalow with 8 rooms, and a private (that's what I called it, because I practically swam alone in it for all 10 days 😂) pool, personally I had a beautiful view from the balcony))) I arrived late at night, I didn't have the strength to ask for another room, but in the morning, after walking around the area, I realized I didn't want to change))) yes, the shower was a bit scary, yes, the curtains looked like they hadn't been removed and washed for who knows how long, curtain hooks were torn off, but I didn't care))) I didn't come to the hotel to party, I came back late at night exhausted and crashed)) the fridge works, the air conditioner and safe too) They cleaned the room when I hung the sign) after cleaning, the room smelled nice and I walked barefoot in peace. The towels were a bit random, sometimes they left 4 towels, sometimes 2 😂, some had frayed edges 😂 but clean white sheets and towels)) not suitable for photos of course, but it depends on the skill of the photographer 😁😁😁 As for the food, personally, I was delighted) my usual home diet is meat and fresh or boiled vegetables, sometimes a bit of side dish, so I was satisfied with the food 💯, the beef is just cooked amazing, chicken, quail, meat always available))) in the morning, omelets were mainly served, but I asked for sunny-side-up eggs 😁 and they never refused))) The pool opens at 9 am and closes at 5 pm, but I'm an early bird, I woke up around 5-5:30 in the morning, immediately plunged into "my personal 😂" pool, spent an hour under the umbrella, then a shower and off to breakfast) I arrived during a holiday for the Arabs (Ramadan or something like that), entry was free for ladies at Reef Beach))) so after breakfast I went there or hopped on the first bus to the free Palm Beach) by around noon, I left the beach personally, because it got crowded and the sun started to scorch, oops (but to each their own) Reef is beautiful with its residents both there and there) I spent one to two hours snorkeling with breaks for tanning) for 3 days there was a red flag, the sea was stormy straight. From 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm I went to the old town and spent time there))) the hotel had decent entertainment, but almost no people, however Memo and Rana are great))) In general, if you are used to European 4-5+ standards and want to find fault, you will find a reason and be disappointed, but if your mindset is initially "no one and nothing will spoil my vacation", then it will definitely be so 🧡 View from the balcony Lunch During Ramadan, entry was free for girls, then it became $3, but they only charged me once 😂 I blended in, later he said "beautiful Habibi, no money" 😁😁😁 I left a tip of $1 once and received a bed sprinkled with yellow flowers 😁 In the morning, Memo leads stretching and aqua aerobics, but I never made it, for me, that's already midday))) Free alcohol (whiskey, gin, rum, vodka, but diluted, probably 25-30 degrees), beer $2, most are in pairs in the hotel, half of them are straight adults, 60+.

The hotel is poorly cleaned, you have to ask for it, they never replenish the gel. When checking in to a standard room, they ask for an additional $30 to be able to move closer to the pool in advance. The alcohol is okay, but there's no beer, only Stella for $2. The Wi-Fi costs $2, and there's hardly any free Wi-Fi, they even block your connection. We got a SIM card from Vodafone for 1300 rubles. To get to the beach, you have to take a bus every half an hour or hour. The beach itself is beautiful and there are good lifeguards. The food is mediocre, with nothing special. They only serve up to 2 fruits per day and the meat, fish, and chicken portions are small. We had to go out to get additional food like crabs. It was fun for us, nobody complained. They patiently serve and clean until 24 hours, but after 2 am, they stop serving alcohol and kick you away from the windows. There were a lot of young people in the hotel. Karim does great massages for $15, and he gives a discount down to $10 if you keep going. The entertainment is good and they take you to discos for an additional fee, but it's worth it. They don't do foam parties though. Make sure to go to the outdoor disco at the Taj Mahal with foam and a pool. The Star Wars robots were a bit confusing, but the music was great. The entertainment here is better than in other hotels, but the best discos are the ones where animators take you outside after 11 pm.

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We stayed at Sharming Inn 4* from October 14th to October 22nd. We liked almost everything. We had a standard room for three people. There was plenty of food, they served meat and fish in small portions, but you could always ask for more. They had a variety of fruits including guava, melon, pomegranate, grapes, citrus fruits, and dates. They served drinks in the café, by the pool, at the exit of the café. Shisha costed 3 dollars. They had whiskey, tequila, sambuca, gin, cola, sprite, and 6 types of juice. The animators were friendly, we went to a great disco once and they joined us. After midnight, the drinks were not included and had to be paid for. The beach was a 5-minute drive away. There were paid beaches nearby, but we liked ours better. They had great lifeguards and offered free snorkeling masks for an hour. They would help you get into the water and give you a ride on a ring. We visited the old city where we could dress up in traditional clothes for free and take pictures. It was fun, we made friends with people from Kazakhstan, Poland, Chechnya, Ukraine, Arab countries, Moscow, Krasnodar, and Tatarstan. There were two pools on the territory, one with slides. The massage was very good, about 1000 rubles for back and legs, it was awesome.

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