Jaz Dahabeya

The overall service was very good. We stayed for three days and two nights. Due to the bus schedule, we arrived at the hotel as early as 9:00am. The hotel was very considerate and provided us with an early check-in at about 11:00am. You can take a good rest by tidying up your room. The cleanliness of the room was as expected, except that the lights were dim and the hot water was hot enough, but the water pressure was average. Employees and even lifeguards are cleaning various areas whenever they have time, so it is no wonder that the hotel environment is very clean. For seaside hotels, it is the hotel with the fewest mosquitoes I have ever seen. The quality of breakfast and dinner is up to par. There are a large number of desserts, delicious breads and various salads. There are many types of cheese and milk to choose from. Only the meat is of average Egyptian standard, and there is still room for improvement. But the two dinners had different places, which was a little surprise. The most satisfactory thing is the service of the hotel staff: due to our bus schedule being cancelled, we need to change our itinerary and temporarily need to change the originally charged late check-out of 6 hours ($35 USD) to a 3-hour late check-out ($17 USD). USD), the waiters Mr. Hussain and Mr. Kevolles were very willing to understand our situation and solved our problems. Thank them. Suggested areas for improvement by the hotel include the following: 1. Increase the frequency of flights to and from Dahab Downtown 2. Improve power supply stability 3. Check the room equipment regularly. For example, the wash basin, toilet and hot water kettle in our room were all broken. But Jaz Dahabeya made our stay wonderful. Great memories of Dahab.

After staying for four days, there was no WIFI in the room. The whole hotel was not the so-called public area WIFI, at least there was almost no signal. I booked a breakfast and dinner package, but the hotel did not provide any drinks for dinner, only water, which is rare in other hotels in Egypt. Because the cheapest coke and juice were not available. On June 6 and 7, when I entered the gate, a staff member who was not a security guard suddenly jumped out. Even if I reported the room number and showed the room card, I was not allowed to enter. He asked a lot of questions, which was funny. I don’t know what he was doing, and he was very rude.