GGuest UserI was attracted by the photos.
The new room looked cleaner, mainly because it was newly renovated. However, it still had a smell. I kept the windows open every day, even though it was close to the road and quite noisy. But I was tired enough to sleep.
There was no hotel-like service.
No room cleaning, no clothes hangers, no hairdryer, and no coffee or tea packets.
Initially, there was no water either; you had to ask for it. There was a limit of two bottles per day. The tap water couldn't be boiled or drunk because it had a bleach smell, like something out of 1990s China. There were no duvet covers. After two days, I complained, and they provided a duvet cover, but it didn't feel like pure cotton and had static electricity.
When I changed rooms, there were duvet covers and a few plastic clothes hangers.
The room had kitchenware. The suite I stayed in initially had brand new utensils, but in the separate room, the utensils were very dirty, even unwashed.
Overall, the facilities are quite good. In Egypt, the higher the price, the more expensive things are, so having these facilities is already quite impressive.
However, the service can't compare to what you'd find in China. If you want better service, go to the five-star hotel next door for RMB 1000-6000 per night.
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