Hotels With Wi-Fi in South Sinai Governorate, Egypt

The hotel is on both sides of the road, one side is close to Naama Bay, the other side is close to the mountain. It is large in scale and has a beautiful environment. The rooms are well-equipped, clean and sanitary, but a bit cramped. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are rich and taste good. Activities are organized every day in the evening, and the programs are diverse and interesting. It is a good place for leisure and vacation.

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Pros: 1) Very cool territory. Really cool. 2) Warm pool 3) Activities like water polo initiated by the hotel according to the schedule. I got to the match of Russians against Egyptians :) 4) There is a bathroom in the room - and there is really good pressure and really hot water. 5) The music at dinner ”rocks” and whoever sings ”rocks” too, but people listen to it like seals and there is no party vibe. Here the hotel gets a plus for the fact that despite the complete lack of reaction from the listeners - the music and vocals are good and create an effect. 6) There is a gym. Not God knows what - but it is. Average: 1) The buffet is not a fountain, but not terrible either. See Cons Cons: 1) Room Service - the most disgusting and disgusting food that is possible. If in the buffet you can still choose what suits you with the appearance - then Room Service is a complete hell. Visually, in the pictures and in terms of ingredients, it's ok, but in fact, it's just disgusting and doesn't correspond to the ingredients. If you're going to a hotel, fork out for full board, because you can't count on Room Service at all. Or eat outside the hotel. 2) I also didn't like the attitude of the staff. 2.1) On the one hand, it was just really annoying that you have to pay for drinks and goodies in the bar for ”breakfast only” - but maybe that's how it should be. Although there was a bad aftertaste. Somehow it felt like, despite the fact that I was ready to pay extra for everything - it was still as if I wasn't Welcome and they were treating me with suspicion. Buying an extra meal for lunch with partial board cost 550 pounds. Dinner was even more expensive - somewhere around 700 (I never went). 2.2) And when I just needed to bring water or tea to the room, I had to remind them several times. And in the end, you have to go to the reception to have this damn water brought to you. And even if they brought it the first time, you had to wait a long time. And if you come and get aggressive, they brought it in 5 minutes. 3) The room is simply dark. There is no chandelier - there are only 3 lamps. And one of them has to be turned off, because it is on the same outlet as the kettle. If you want to heat water, have even less light. It was uncomfortable in the evenings.

The hotel is a bit further away from all the hustle and bustle of Dahab center, I find this very nice and relaxing. The rooms are beautiful and relaxed. There is a television and air conditioning. You can see the sea or the mountains from your room 🥰 I saw and heard the sea, this was beautiful! The sea is literally 5 to 6 meters from the hotel and the mountains even less. The reception staff were super mega mega helpful which I admire! The breakfast was also delicious and a genuine 10 plus for all the hotel staff. If you are looking for a relaxed, natural vibe, I recommend this hotel! The suite is great! It has a wonderful ben and bath, I wanted to upgrade when I was there, but unfortunately I couldn't because the room was already booked. There is also a room to do yoga, and a kind of chill area with cushions where you can also eat and relax. Dahab center is about 10 to 15 minutes by car from the hotel :) and of course I found the cats and dogs in the area super sweet, nice and cozy.

I gave it five stars simply because the full score is only five stars. I would like to call the boss lady Mimi the goddess who saves the Chinese people in Dahab! The environment should not be too beautiful, every detail reflects the homeowner's careful design, and the space is small but reasonable. The air-conditioning effect in the room is just right, the bed provides enough support for the waist, and the hot water flow is sufficient, so you can wash away your fatigue with peace of mind. There is also a separate luggage room, so that the room does not look messy after unpacking the luggage. The public area is warm and gives people a quiet and leisurely feeling. When the weather is good, sitting in the public area drinking tea and drinking wine feels like being in a paradise. The service is top-notch, with washing machines, drying rooms, medicine boxes, tea sets, and even helping to call a taxi... Maybe you can't think of it, but there is nothing that Goddess Mimi can't do. Catering is really a cure, even a salvation. I thought I had a white stomach, but when I arrived, I realized that I couldn’t eat any Egyptian food at all. Except for the Egyptian breakfast carefully prepared by the goddess Mimi, it was a thousand times better than the breakfast at the Ritz in Cairo. I highly recommend Mimi The goddess went on a business trip to Cairo to provide training for the Ritz catering department. I guess Goddess Mimi may have studied hotel management, and the entire service is comparable to that of a top resort. Maybe the house prices are not low in Dahab, but after truly experiencing it, I feel that every penny spent is worth it.

Accommodation for the money is considered good. The rooms are clean. The beach is excellent. The service of the bars is very bad. The food is clean but not varied. If the reservation price per night is from 60 to 66 dollars, I think it is suitable. More than that, it is not worth it.

An elegant establishment offering a myriad of amenities, White Hills Hotel hosted me during a large-scale event, accommodating numerous guests. Consequently, I acknowledge potential subjectivity in my assessment, given the bustling nature of the occasion. Regrettably, the hotel appeared rather commonplace in the context of Sharm, failing to meet my preconceived expectations. Service standards, in particular, fell short in comparison to establishments of a lower tier. A discernible lack of order and organization was evident, notably during the check-in and check-out procedures, which seemed marred by temporary capacity challenges. Despite these shortcomings, a commendable aspect was the amiable and responsive nature of many staff members encountered. Their professionalism in addressing my concerns with empathy was noteworthy. Contemplating a return stay at White Hills Hotel warrants careful consideration. The observed lapses in service and organization may be contextualized within the framework of the hotel's current capacity constraints, urging a reconsideration when conditions are more favorable

Overall this hotel is okay. The food is probably the worst part and is basically an edible. I’ve never tasted food as bad as I have in this hotel. I had a bad experience where the Cleaner offered me has she in front of my son when I told the management about this, he basically called me a liar. Overall this hotel was a lot of work for nothing when you could stay in many more great places in Shaun that have much better quality food better facilities and less hassle.

The room facilities are a little bit old, the buffet is good, the hotel is a little far from the city, the price of the hotel's diving club is relatively reasonable, and there are many swimming pools

DoubleTree Sharm El Sheikh offered a mixed experience. The sprawling resort boasted beautiful pools and stunning Red Sea views, which were definite highlights. However, the service was inconsistent, ranging from warm to indifferent. Food quality varied, with some meals excellent and others disappointing. Rooms were spacious but showed signs of wear. The ”warm cookie” welcome was a nice touch, though. The resort's distance from Naama Bay required taxi rides. Overall, it's a decent option for a relaxing beach holiday if you prioritize pools and views over consistently high service.