Très bel endroit, parfaitement entretenu qui offre l'accès direct à la plage d'Abu Dabab sans supplément. Mention spéciale pour les jardins et la rénovation des chalets. Petite piscine très appréciable avant ou après la plage. Des menus top, simples et classiques mais très bons. Des pâtisseries pas trop sucrées, un must du chef pâtisserie !

Un petit bémol sur les matelas des lits simples, un peu dur et donc pas super confortables. Nos dos en ont soufferts au bout de la 2eme nuit. Dommage.

Very calm in comparison to other hotels in the area, no big pools and animation programs. Location is close to beautiful beech which you reach by 5-10 minutes walk from the property. Generally well maintained and clean.

Though the food was very tasty, the complimentary drunk selection was very limited - mainly only nescafe coffee availability. The paid bar selection is also limited.

The location is perfect, just 1 min walk to Abu Dabbab beach.

There's no facilities nearby like a small market to buy juices or snacks for my kids. The food wasn't that good, no varieties.

The bay is just a 4-minute walk away and is great for snorkelling. Room cleanliness was also very good.

Considering the high price, the overall quality was disappointing and the value for money was poor. The Wi-Fi never worked in our room, while in the common areas it disconnected constantly and repeatedly required us to enter our login details. The hotel also has an excessive number of flies everywhere, making it difficult to enjoy a coffee or a meal in peace. The room doors need to be fixed because they do not close easily. They have to be slammed with considerable force, creating loud noises that can be heard in neighbouring rooms. In the morning, the constant banging of doors makes it particularly difficult to rest. The locks are also stiff. We were woken up at 7:30 a.m. on two consecutive mornings: once because staff were struggling with a neighbouring room’s door, and another time because they mistakenly thought we had an excursion booked. As a result, getting proper rest was difficult. There is also no hairdryer in the room, so bring your own. One particularly concerning incident occurred at the buffet. A French guest dipped her finger directly into a sauce to taste it. The chef did not intervene, and the serving dish was not replaced. This was disappointing from a food hygiene perspective. Staff communication and check-in procedures could also be improved. One final small suggestion: it would be a thoughtful gesture to offer guests a bottle of water at checkout, especially for those facing a long journey ahead, as we did with our five-hour drive to Luxor.