A nice hotel. Very beautiful exterior and interior. Sometimes you just have to take out your phone to take a photo of a pretty bush or view. The staff is top-notch! The food variety is good. But I regretted getting the all-inclusive option. The price was a third higher, and in the end, we didn't need it. We don't drink, and the kids eat little. For some reason, we had a hard time choosing food with a 5-year-old. She couldn't choose anything. There's no children's menu. But for adults, everything was fantastic; I enjoyed the food.
Additional benefits: a heated pool, a cute children's room with face painting, and very helpful staff. A welcome fruit basket! Candy, water, tea/coffee. Stunning views!! They meet and see you off in an electric cart. Safety is very important.
Cons: there were no toothbrushes, toothpaste, or cotton swabs in the bathroom. The soap was hanging inconveniently in the corner, far from the sink. I also found the soap dispenser mechanism inconvenient. The trash cans don't have bags. I had a hard time throwing a tea bag in the bin; I didn't want to dirty it.
For some reason, there was no free Wi-Fi in the room, only in the lobby. We'd stayed in Cairo and Giza before, and we also had connection issues, but there was internet in the room.
Overall, the hotel is great. Its special feature is that it's extremely close to the Israeli border, making it super comfortable for Israeli citizens. Israeli SIM cards work. The hotel's price is a bit high, but there are many reasons for that. Special kudos to the security team.
Original TextTranslation provided by Google
